Firefly Country Nights: Jana Kramer & Jon Langston
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Firefly 2017 is an event you won't want to miss! We kick things off with a Friday night show on July 14th. Grab your tickets here for general admission (under 21 and 21+ allowed) or access to the party pit (21+). With a party pit ticket you will be allowed access to the premium viewing area right in front of the stage. Join us for a night of BBQ, beer, lemonade, ice cream and all things country!
You MUST be 21 or older to enter the party pit area. All sales final. NO REFUNDS.
She has quickly become one of country music's brightest new stars in only three short years. Her platinum debut single, "Why Ya Wanna,"rocketed to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in 2012 making her the most played new artist of that year. Her self-titled debut album hit No. 5. In 2013, the Academy of Country Music honored her with its Top New Female Artist Award, and this year she’s up for her first Female Vocalist of the Year award. That's a lot to have accomplished in just a little time. And Kramer is grateful for the success that has come her way. ”I still have a lot to prove,” she insists. "I'm better at what I'm doing than I ever was before. And I'm not going anywhere."
Georgia native, Jon Langston, has always had a love for music of all kinds, but has not always pursued a career in the music industry. Even though he had a band in 8TH grade with a few hometown buddies, Langston set his sights on playing football in high school and earned a Division I scholarship to play at Gardner-Webb University in North Carolina in 2009. It was his junior year of college when he picked the guitar up again. “I suffered multiple concussions, and so the coaches, doctors and myself decided the best for my health was to hang up the pads,” Langston says. “It was hard but I knew it was the right thing to do. I didn’t know what God had planned for my life at the time.” Langston began to learn how to play the guitar again and began to write his own songs and posting them on YouTube. “It is crazy how God closes one door and opens another. I had no idea what was ahead of me with the whole music world.”