31st ANNUAL TENNESSEE SOYBEAN FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES HEADLINING ACTS

The Award-Winning Tennessee Soybean Festival (TSF), announced its official MainStage entertainment for the 31st Annual tourism event. The TSF is thrilled to have Shaggy on Saturday, September 7th, with supporting acts Sophie Grey and Burning Las Vegas; Sammy Kershaw with supporting act Shaylen on Friday, September 6th; and EagleManiacs on
Thursday, September 5th.

We are happy to announce that concert access is fully open to the public
this year. There is an opportunity to purchase a unique limited availability Soybean Experience Pass or a Front of Stage Access Pass online at tnsoybeanfestival.org.

The TSF is privileged to collaborate with some of the world’s most renowned entertainment brands. Brad Thompson, TSF Board Officer, said, “The festival is honored to collaborate with good partners whose contributions enhance our mutual values and add to the ‘wow’ of our festival experience...we fully expect these acts to bring the ‘wow.’”

Thompson further stated, “The soybean is a very diverse crop and that is reflected through what we try to accomplish through the diversity of the festival—offering something for everyone.”

For a complete schedule of events and to purchase tickets visit the TSF website (tnsoybeanfestival.org).

About Shaggy, Saturday 09/07

https://www.shaggyonline.com/bio.

About Sammy Kershaw, Friday 09/06 https://www.sammykershaw.com/bio/.

About EagleManiacs, Thursday 09/05
https://www.eaglemaniacsnashville.com/band. 

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ABOUT THE TENNESSEE SOYBEAN FESTIVAL
The Award-Winning Tennessee Soybean Festival is fortunate to have collaborative efforts of the University of Tennessee at Martin, local industry and businesses, leaders in agriculture, churches and community organizations, and countless other volunteers who work together to produce a prestigious festival each year. The Tennessee Soybean Festival provides an opportunity for food, fun and fellowship, all in celebration of Weakley County’s cash crop- the soybean. The event pays tribute to
the soybean farmer yet includes something for everyone. We hope you will make plans to join us for the 31st Annual Tennessee Soybean Festival, September 3-7, 2024.

Passes may be purchased through www.tnsoybeanfestival.org