Redferrin to headline concert at 2026 Adams County Fair
The Adams County Fair Board is proud to welcome one of country musics’s biggest rising stars to the 2026 Adams County Fair. Redferrin will take the big stage on Saturday, August 1st.
Redferrin has quickly become one of country music’s most electrifying new voices. His unique blend of country roots and hip-hop swagger is a fresh take on modern country. His latest record “Some City” shows he’s primed to make an even bigger impact on the country music world.
Redferrin was named a ‘2024 Amazon Breakthrough Artist to Watch’ and has already surpassed 400 million global streams, cementing his status as one of country music’s fastest-rising stars. Redferrin’s debut EP, ‘Old No. 7’ (which released February 16, 2024), featured seven songs, all co-written and co-produced by the Tennessee native. Old No. 7 proved to be massively successful, boasting over 275 million global streams, spawning viral hits as “Just Like Johnny” and “Jack and Diet Coke.” Both songs have earned RIAA GOLD certifications, amassing 167M and 121M global streams respectively. They also landed Referrin on Spotify’s Viral 50 (US) chart. In 2024, Redferrin SOLD OUT nearly 30 of his 44 headlining shows, and played 22 festivals including the CMA Music Fest.
In addition to his own songs, Redferrin’s songwriting credits can be found among other hit-making artists such as Florida Georgia Line’s “Lil Bit” featuring Nelly, “New Truck,” and Dean Brody & The Reklaws’ massive hit “Can’t Help Myself.” Originally from White House, Tennessee, Redferrin’s journey to country music stardom started on the national Arenacross circuit before his passion for songwriting led him to Nashville. With a new record released last year, it’s clear that Redferrin’s story is just beginning, and the best is yet to come.
Entry into grandstand seating for the concert is free with adult admission to the fair that evening. To get closer to the stage, track tickets will also be sold online beginning on Saturday, June 6.
The 2026 Adams County Fair runs from Wednesday, July 29 to Tuesday, August 4th at the fairgrounds located 15 minutes north of Quincy on Highway 336.
Redferrin has quickly become one of country music’s most electrifying new voices. His unique blend of country roots and hip-hop swagger is a fresh take on modern country. His latest record “Some City” shows he’s primed to make an even bigger impact on the country music world.
Redferrin was named a ‘2024 Amazon Breakthrough Artist to Watch’ and has already surpassed 400 million global streams, cementing his status as one of country music’s fastest-rising stars. Redferrin’s debut EP, ‘Old No. 7’ (which released February 16, 2024), featured seven songs, all co-written and co-produced by the Tennessee native. Old No. 7 proved to be massively successful, boasting over 275 million global streams, spawning viral hits as “Just Like Johnny” and “Jack and Diet Coke.” Both songs have earned RIAA GOLD certifications, amassing 167M and 121M global streams respectively. They also landed Referrin on Spotify’s Viral 50 (US) chart. In 2024, Redferrin SOLD OUT nearly 30 of his 44 headlining shows, and played 22 festivals including the CMA Music Fest.
In addition to his own songs, Redferrin’s songwriting credits can be found among other hit-making artists such as Florida Georgia Line’s “Lil Bit” featuring Nelly, “New Truck,” and Dean Brody & The Reklaws’ massive hit “Can’t Help Myself.” Originally from White House, Tennessee, Redferrin’s journey to country music stardom started on the national Arenacross circuit before his passion for songwriting led him to Nashville. With a new record released last year, it’s clear that Redferrin’s story is just beginning, and the best is yet to come.
Entry into grandstand seating for the concert is free with adult admission to the fair that evening. To get closer to the stage, track tickets will also be sold online beginning on Saturday, June 6.
The 2026 Adams County Fair runs from Wednesday, July 29 to Tuesday, August 4th at the fairgrounds located 15 minutes north of Quincy on Highway 336.