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JULY 18 - 27, 2024

JULY 18 - 27, 2024

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Jordan Davis with Greylan James

Sunday, July 21
Doors: 6:30pm // Show: 7:30pm
$54 to $89
Admission to the Fair:

Admission is not included in the purchase of a concert ticket. 


Ticketing Policy: 

You may purchase a maximum of 8 tickets per show. This is determined by reference to your name, your company name, your credit card number, and billing or email address. Violators will have their excessive purchases automatically cancelled and refunded to the credit card used without any further contact. Children under 2 who are worn or are seated in the lap of an adult, do not require a ticket. 


Inclement Weather Policy:

Please be aware that all shows including concerts, rodeo and demo derby performances in the M&T Bank Grandstand are held rain or shine. The pit, track, and bleacher/stadium seating areas are not covered. The grandstand and club house seating areas are the only areas that are covered. Only dangerous weather conditions at show time will delay a show or cause it to be cancelled. All delay or cancellation announcements will be posted to www.delawarestatefair.com. Umbrellas are not permitted in the venue.

Refund Policy:

Tickets for Grandstand events are non-refundable. Questions should be directed to the Delaware State Fair Box Office (302) 398-5020.

Accessible Seating:

Accessible seating is available for guests and respective companions on the track, stadium, clubhouse and grandstand sections. Please fill out the form below or call the Box Office at (302) 398-5020 to purchase these tickets with the best seats for your accommodations. All accommodations are first come-first serve.

For all other questions check out the Concert FAQs, call the Box Office at (302) 398-5020 or email us at boxoffice@thestatefair.net 

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A Native of Shreveport, Louisiana, Jordan Davis was surrounded by music from a young age as both of his parents played instruments and he sang in his church choir. The middle of three children, he learned to play guitar around the age of 12 in between baseball and football games. Though Jordan had offers to play sports at the collegiate level, he ultimately decided to attend LSU where he studied resource conservation. After graduating, Jordan briefly pursued the path of his degree working as an environmental consultant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; however, his passion for music and songwriting eventually compelled him to move to Nashville in the summer of 2012. In 2015 he signed with ole for publishing followed by a record deal with Universal Music Group a year later. Jordan’s music, which blends traditional country with a variety of genres, effortlessly reflects Jordan’s influences and experiences of his upbringing. Jordan has been touring non-stop the past year and has opened for Chase Rice, The Cadillac Three, Randy Rogers Band, David Nail and more. He is currently in the studio working on his debut album.
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