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Jackson Browne, Brothers Osborne, Isbell set for Selbyville's Freeman Arts Pavilion

Delaware State News
Posted 3/14/22

SELBYVILLE — More shows have been added to the 2022 summer schedule at Freeman Arts Pavilion.

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Jackson Browne, Brothers Osborne, Isbell set for Selbyville's Freeman Arts Pavilion

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SELBYVILLE — More shows have been added to the 2022 summer schedule at Freeman Arts Pavilion.

The arts nonprofit in Selbyville revealed more performances as part of its upcoming 15th season. These performances will go on sale at staggered times throughout the day Thursday and Friday here.

The acts announced Monday include EagleMania: The World’s Greatest Eagles Tribute on July 1; the 287th Army Band, known as “The Governor’s Own” on July 2; Umphrey’s McGee on July 10; Tusk: The World’s No. 1 Tribute to Fleetwood Mac on July 15; T.3 on July 21; Little River Band on July 22; Jackson Browne on July 23; Gina Chavez on Aug. 2; Lyle Lovett and his Large Band on Aug. 7; Tartan Terrors on Aug. 17; Brothers Osborne on Aug. 20; and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit on Aug. 25.

In addition to the newly announced shows, performances also on sale include Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra; Bruce in the USA; The Wood Brothers and Guster; Lake Street Dive; Patti LaBelle; the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis; Rebelution with Steel Pulse; DENM and DJ Mackle; “9 to 5,” presented by Clear Space Theatre Co.; Yacht Rock Revue; Killer Queen: A Tribute to Queen; Chris Young; ABBA the Concert; and Elvis Costello & The Imposters.

This season will feature the return of fixed-seating events. Because the Grand Green is more expansive, this layout will have more room between the seats and the rows. Additionally, many events will have a combination of fixed seating and general admission, where patrons bring their own chairs.

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