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LATIN NIGHT – Thursday – 2 HEADLINERS!

VOZ DE MANDO

Voz de Mando is a regional Mexican group from Los Angeles, California, that broke through to mainstream success with the hit single “Comandos del M.P. (500 Balazos)” in 2010. Founded in 2009 and originally hailing from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, the group is based in Huntington Park, a city in Los Angeles County. Bandmembers include brothers Jorge Gaxiola (accordion, vocals) and Miguel Gaxiola (bajo sexto, vocals), plus Domingo Bolaños “El Mingo” (tuba), and Carlos Sígala “Charly” (drums). Voz de Mando initially made a name for themselves with the self-released albums Levantando la Voz (2009) and 12 Impactos de Alto Calibre (2009). Upon signing a recording contract with Disa Records, they made their major-label album debut with Con la Nueva Federacion (2010). One of several songs on the album written by Gaxiola brother Miguel, the album’s lead single, the corrido “Comandos del M.P. (500 Balazos),” was a breakout hit for the group, reaching the Top Ten of the Billboard Regional Mexican Songs chart. After touring Mexico, Latin America, and the United States, Voz de Mando returned with the pre-release single “Soldado Latinoamericano” (whose poignant message was directed squarely at Donald Trump), which was followed by the full-length Clase de Historia in March. A year later, the band issued El Que a Ti Te Gusta.

BANDA CARNAVAL

Banda Carnaval, originarios de Mazatlán, Sinaloa, es una de las agrupaciones más importantes de la música regional mexicana. Con más de 20 años de trayectoria, son reconocidos por su estilo romántico, su potente sonido de metales y sus inolvidables presentaciones en vivo.

Exitos como “Segunda Opción”, “La Doble Cara”, “Y Te Vas” y “Como No Adorarla” los han convertido en favoritos del público en México y Estados Unidos. Su capacidad para combinar la tradición con sonidos modernos los ha mantenido vigentes y exitosos a lo largo de los años.

Banda Carnaval continúa realizando giras internacionales, ofreciendo espectáculos llenos de energía y conectando con el público en cada una de sus presentaciones.

COUNTRY NIGHT – FRIDAY

Niko Moon

With Drew Green & Abbey Cone

Niko Moon has never released a sad song. But that’s not to say the country music star behind the triple platinum single “GOOD TIME” hasn’t known hardship. On his new album ROOTS, Moon finally tells his origin story — openly, honestly, and with the positive vibes on which he’s built his career.

The follow-up to Moon’s 2025 tropical vacation album AMERICAN PALM, ROOTS is set distinctly in the verdant hills of Georgia, where Moon moved with his family when he was 10 years old. Over 15 tracks, he writes and sings about growing up in Douglasville, outside of Atlanta, and takes stock of everywhere he’s been — from Texas to Tennessee — and where he’s headed.

“This album takes place in Georgia. We’re going from the beaches of American Palm to the woods on Roots. It’s a different aesthetic, but the same mentality: Positivity is the thread that runs through all of my music,” Moon says. “On Roots, I intentionally wanted to be as transparent as I can be in who I am, where I’m from, and why exactly I make music. I’ve never really dug into that before and wrote about what made music so important to me.”

Specifically, Moon — named SESAC’s Nashville Songwriter of the Year in 2021 — seizes on his childhood, recounting his backstory in the evocative “American Dreamin’.” A blast of swampy country paired with Moon’s staccato hip-hop delivery (he devoured the music of Travis Tritt, Alan Jackson, Outkast and Goodie Mob as a kid), the song finds the artist celebrating the hard work he witnessed at home. His dad was a trucker driver; his mom, who gave birth to Moon when she was just 18, waited tables. They moved often from trailers to extended-stay motels, to ultimately a house when Moon was in high school. It was during those leaner times when he discovered both music and the positive outlook that would shape his country success…

THE ACTION

THE RODEO

SATURDAY OF FAIR

Saddle up for a rootin’ tootin’ good time celebrating cowboys and cowgirls at the Tri-County Fair! 

DEMOLITION DERBY

SUNDAY OF FAIR

The adrenaline-pumping, sell-out Demolition Derby is the most high-octane night of your Labor Day weekend! A fundraiser for the Bishop Volunteer Fire Department, the Main Arena action also features a Powder Puff Competition for the kids.