Kettering's Fraze Pavilion had a faith-and-country double bill on its calendar Friday, pairing Anne Wilson with special guest Leanna Crawford. The outdoor venue's event alert put the concert at 8 p.m., with gates opening an hour earlier.
The City of Kettering, Ohio - Government highlighted the show in a Friday Facebook post, noting that the ticket office was open and fans could still get tickets for the performance.
Ticket Details Included A Day-Of-Show Deadline
The Fraze Pavilion listing advertised reserved seats at $55 for the plaza and center orchestra, $50 for side orchestra, and $40 for lawn and terrace admission. The venue also promoted a four-ticket lawn or terrace package for $99, while warning that prices would increase by $5 on the day of the show.
A separate Ticketmaster listing matched the 8 p.m. start time and confirmed the Kettering lineup of Wilson and Crawford.
Two Artists Working The Faith-And-Country Lane
Wilson's music sits squarely at the intersection of Christian music and country, according to her official biography. Her current catalog includes the album Stars, following her GRAMMY-nominated debut My Jesus and the country-leaning REBEL.
Crawford brought a younger pop-country edge to the bill. On her official website, she describes songs shaped by questions of faith, insecurity, hope and personal reflection, including material from her album Still Waters.
Fraze's Summer Calendar Keeps Moving
The Kettering venue's broader summer schedule continues with for KING + COUNTRY on Wednesday, August 5, followed by BaconFest on Saturday, August 8. In other words, the Fraze lawn is not exactly taking the weekend off.
