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Hop Country Music Festival on its way to Yakima
By Morgan Huff,
14 hours ago
YAKIMA, Wash. -- The Hop Country Music Festival is making its way to the City of Yakima.
The two-day event will include dancing, food and drink vendors, and a large lineup of artists.
The festival is Friday, September 13 and Saturday, September 14 at the SOZO Sports Complex located at 2200 South 36th Avenue in Yakima.
VIP guests can gain early access to the venue at 5 p.m. on Friday and 3:30 p.m. Saturday which is 30 minutes earlier than general admission entry.
Friday's Lineup:
Englewood Heights will kick off the night at 6:15 PM, bringing their high-energy sound to get you in the festival spirit.
Foghat, the rock legends known for their timeless hit “Slow Ride,” take the stage at 7:45 PM. Get ready for an hour of classic rock bliss.
The night closes with the iconic Starship featuring Mickey Thomas at 9:15 PM. Prepare to be blown away by hits like “We Built This City” and “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now.”
Saturday's Lineup:
Local favorite Cody Beebe will set the stage at 4:30 PM, bringing his unique blend of rock and country to the festival.
At 6:00 PM, get ready for the legendary Sawyer Brown, whose infectious energy and chart-topping hits will keep you on your feet.
Parmalee, the band behind the platinum-certified hit “Carolina,” will rock the stage at 7:30 PM with their mix of country and pop.
The night culminates with the one and only Walker Hayes at 9:00 PM. With hits like “Fancy Like” and “You Broke Up with Me,” Walker is sure to bring the house down.
Today: We could have some showers leftover from yesterday’s disturbance, but most showers should dissipate around 8 AM. After that, Tuesday will be a dry day with clearing skies and light haze. Highs will be cooler compared to yesterday, but still a few degrees above average. It’ll be in the low-80s in the Blue Foothills, with mid to upper-80s for the Kittitas Valley, Yakima Valley, and Lower Columbia Basin. Winds will be calming throughout the day, but could still gust between 20-30 MPH in the morning for portions of the Kittitas Valley, Lower Columbia Basin, and Blue Foothills.
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