Hinder will bring its hard-rock catalog to Chevy Court at The Great New York State Fair on Monday, August 31, at 6 p.m. The multi-platinum band, best known for Lips of an Angel, joins the fair’s Chevrolet Music Series on a date that gives fairgoers another free-with-admission draw.
The show lands on a day when many visitors are already looking for a reason to plan a trip to the fair. For adults, admission is $8, while children under 12 and senior citizens 65 and older get in free. That means the concert is included in the price of admission for those entering the grounds, not sold as a separate ticket.
Hinder has spent more than two decades delivering hard-hitting rock and powerhouse vocals, a run that began with the triple-platinum debut album Extreme Behavior and continued with Take It to the Limit. The band also released Back to Life more recently, adding another chapter to a catalog that has kept it on the road and in front of rock crowds for years.
The fair says all concerts and acts in the Chevrolet Music Series, including Chevy Court performances, are free to fairgoers with fair admission. Seating areas are available on a first come, first seated basis, which makes the timing of a set as important as the set itself for anyone hoping to catch the show up close.
What is clear is that the Hinder appearance now has a fixed place on the fair calendar: Monday, August 31, at 6 p.m. For fairgoers deciding whether the admission price is worth it, the concert is part of the answer.
