Priscilla Block w/ special guest Bart Crow

Milligan, Nebraska will hold the 38th Annual June Jubilee concert on Friday June 12th, 2026, featuring Priscilla Block and Bart Crow! Tickets are on sale for $50 (plus tax and fee).  Grab your tickets now! 

The Milligan Community Club, with the help of Becwar and Associates Entertainment Agency, are bringing these 2 great artists to the Centennial Garden at 6th and L Street in Milligan, Nebraska for the 38th Annual June Jubilee.  Gates Open at 6:00 PM, Bart Crow takes the stage at 8:00 PM and Priscilla Block at 10:00 PM.

Come early and enjoy a cold beverage at Charlies and grab some great food at one of the local food trucks that will be in town all weekend!

A limited number of VIP tickets will be sold for $150 and include:

• All Night Special Access to the Stage, Bar, Bleachers, and Air Conditioned Restrooms


• Appetizers and Nacho Bar


• Pulled Pork and Ribs


• Lazy Horse Beer and Slushy Margaritas


• *Food and Drinks until supplies run out (usually around 8:30)

Priscilla Block is one country’s boldest and most unapologetic breakout voices, cultivating a fiercely loyal fanbase of more than 5 million who have grown to adore her unfiltered storytelling and catchy, confessional hooks that turn pain into empowerment. Her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See (10.10 via MCA) offers a unique, mature perspective of the cost of always being “on” — the anxiety, the burnout, the pressure, and everything that bubbles beneath the shiny surface of fame. Across 14 tracks, Things You Didn’t See is an invitation to know Block on the most personal level, and it has been praised by The New York Times, The Recording Academy, the TODAY Show, and more.

Block has achieved success on the iTunes All-Genre and Country charts with her PLATINUM- certified track “Just About Over You,” and notched her first No. 1 hit at country radio with her Justin Moore duet “You, Me, And Whiskey” in 2023. She’s earned more than 700 million global career streams and has made appearances on The Kelly Clarkson Show, The Tamron Hall Show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and more. Her debut album, Welcome to the Block Party, received recognition from The New York Times (“Best Albums of 2022"), CMT (“Breakthrough Video of the Year”), and the Academy of Country Music (“New Female Artist of the Year” nomination), among others. Block has opened for Shania Twain, Jon Pardi, Old Dominion and Cole Swindell. Block kicks off her headlining Things You Didn’t See Tour this Fall, followed by a Spring leg that will include stops in Nashville, Houston, San Diego, and more. For more information, visit priscillablock.com/tour.

Born and raised in Maypearl, Texas, country music singer/songwriter Bart Crow made his first attempts to write songs while in the United States Army and started first performing live while studying at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, TX. 

With a sound all his own, Crow produces an ever-evolving flow of Red Dirt, Texas Country and Americana music. Crow has put together an impressive track record as a recording artist, having lofted six No. 1 singles onto the Texas Music Chart – one of which, “Wear My Ring,” sold over 165,000 copies. He has sold over 40,000 albums, released eight self-co-produced records in just over a decade, including Dandelion, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard‘s Heat seekers South Central chart. He’s been cheered in Country Weekly, on CMT, and has been named one of Rolling Stones “artists you need to know”. 

Crow is also a dedicated husband and father with a passion for supporting our nation’s Veterans. “Being a Veteran, I will always pay homage to our brothers and sisters who heed the call to volunteer and preserve our peace and freedom,” says Crow. He
displays this sentiment in his self-penned song “Broken” from album “Heartworn Tragedy”.

With tours booked across the country and many more dates to be released along the way. Crow’s latest release, “I’m Not Finished,” caught much attention throughout the music scene, with new music on the way.