Seven time Country Vocal Group of the Year, Sawyer Brown, will take center stage in Rivers Events Center in Pendleton on Saturday, Oct. 7.
To date, Sawyer Brown has released twenty studio albums, more than 50 of their singles have entered the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, including seven Number One singles. Best known for songs like “Some Girls Do,” “The Race is On,” “6 Days on the Road,”and “The Boys and Me,” Sawyer Brown has received numerous accolades including the Horizon Award from the Country Music Association in 1985.
Tickets for the Sawyer Brown Barn Dance will be standing (or dancing) room only, general admission. Show begins at 8 p.m., guests must 21 years of age and older. Tickets for the dinner and concert are $89 for Club Wild Members or $99 for non-members. Concert only tickets are $64 for Club Wild members, $74 for non-members. Enter Club Wild membership number in the promo box at checkout for discount. Tickets are available at wildhorseresort.com or in person at the Wildhorse Gift Shop.
A raffle and silent auction will be held as part of the event to benefit Farmers Ending Hunger. Items include an autographed Fender guitar, admission to the Travis Tritt concert on Nov. 17 with package with back stage pass, 2018 Pendleton Round-Up Ticket package with hotel, Oregon State University athletics tickets, a wine and beer package from Graybeal Distributing, a cooler and camp chairs from Pendleton Whisky, a suite night for 16 at the Portland Winterhawks and more.
Farmers Ending Hunger’s mission is to eliminate hunger in Oregon by increasing the amount of high quality food available to hungry local communities through a partnership of farmers, food processors, Oregon Food Bank and the public. Here locally, FEH works with CAPECO to supply food to Pendleton and Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation residence. Millions of pounds of fresh food are donated through the program to the Oregon Food Bank. Two thirds of that comes from Farmers right here in Umatilla and Morrow counties.
