Chase Bryant Concert

Athens-Meigs, Gallia, and Lawrence County Farm Bureau members are invited to celebrate Ohio Farm Bureau’s 100th Anniversary, with a free concert featuring country artist Chase Bryant. Tickets are available online. Reserve them by Nov. 26. (Note: Ticket RSVP is now closed.)

Chase Bryant is a Texas native and was named one of the “Best Things We Saw” at CMA Music Fest 2014‚ by Rolling Stone. His songs include “Room to Breathe,” “Little Bit of You,” “Change Your Name” and his debut single “Take It On Back.”

Up to four tickets are permitted per primary member ID number. Please contact your county Farm Bureau office if you do not know your ID number. Tickets can be downloaded as PDFs to bring to the concert or they can be loaded onto a smartphone. Scanners at the concert will be able to read either the printed or electronic tickets.

In addition, Ohio Farm Bureau has secured room blocks at several hotels, which are listed on the ticket reservation page. Please pay special attention to when those room blocks expire. There are downtown hotels as well as hotels along the outer belt for those not wanting to stay downtown.

Tickets are limited as are rooms in the room blocks.

Not a member? Join now.

Thank you to Nationwide, the exclusive sponsor of the centennial concert.

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