.38 Special to Play State Fair

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.38 Special to Play State Fair

By Associated Press

Story Created: Mar 24, 2008 at 2:38 PM CDT

Story Updated: Mar 24, 2008 at 2:38 PM CDT

The veteran rock band .38 Special has been booked to perform at the South Dakota State Fair grandstand on August 30th.

The band, which has released more than a dozen albums since 1975, features its co-founders: front man Donnie Van Zant and vocalist-guitarist Don Barnes.  The band joins country duo Montgomery Gentry in the grandstand lineup so far. Montgomery Gentry performs Aug. 31.

The 2008 fair runs from August 28th - September 1st.

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Monday, Mar 24 at 10:55 PM Really!!!! wrote ...

OMG Really!!! Can't wait to go see these 60 year olds play! I can't beleive that they agreed to play here in SD

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