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Sheryl Crow, country's Young, Lake Street Dive added to Freeman Arts Pavilion schedule

Delaware State News
Posted 3/8/22

SELBYVILLE — The Freeman Arts Pavilion recently added more shows to its 2022 season.

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Sheryl Crow, country's Young, Lake Street Dive added to Freeman Arts Pavilion schedule

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SELBYVILLE — The Freeman Arts Pavilion recently added more shows to its 2022 season.

The nonprofit revealed a dozen more performances for its 15th season. Announcements of shows will continue in the coming weeks.

To allow for the best purchase experience possible, these performances will go on sale at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday here.

The acts announced include the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra on June 4; The Wood Brothers and Guster on June 10; the Bruce in the USA tribute band June 17; Lake Street Dive on June 21; the Resistance Revival Chorus on June 23; storyteller Charlotte Blake Alston on June 30; “9 to 5,” presented by Clear Space Theatre Co., on July 7; the Killer Queen tribute band July 13; country star Chris Young on July 14; Sheryl Crow featuring Keb’ Mo’ on July 17; and ABBA the Concert on July 30.

In addition to the newly announced shows, performances currently on sale include Patti LaBelle; the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis; Rebelution with Steel Pulse, DENM and DJ Mackle; Yacht Rock Revue; 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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