Country singer and storyteller, Russell Dickerson will headline Friday evening at the 2022 Dodge County Fair. Dickerson’s fans and country music enthusiasts will appreciate hit after hit from his #5 Billboard Top Country Album, “Yours”. The album became gold-certified with popular hits like “Blue Tacoma”, “Every Little Thing” and title track, “Yours”.

Fans can catch Dickerson belting-out his heartfelt and narrative lyrics on the Moraine Park Main Stage at 8pm on Friday, August 19.

Based in Nashville, Dickerson was nominated by ACM as the Best New Male Artist of the Year in 2020. With his beautiful words and lyrics and amazing country sounds, he has been asked to open up for acts like Florida Georgia Line, Lady A and Kane Brown to name a few. Dickerson is also touring with country music icon Tim McGraw later this year. Dickerson recently performed at Summerfest, the Largest Music Fest in the World. But you can watch him perform right here in Beaver Dam, before he embarks on a worldwide tour later this fall.

Admission to see Russell Dickerson and all evening entertainment at the Dodge County Fair is free daily with paid gate admission to the fair. The fair is scheduled on August 17-21, offering daily live music, midway rides, games, and activities and entertainment for the whole family. Admission is only $7 before 12:00 pm or $10 after Noon (ages ten and up). Season tickets are available for $27 in advance or $35 at the gate. Tickets are available locally at most Dodge County banks, Recheks Food Pride, Beaver Dam Piggly Wiggly and at the Fairgrounds office.

The Badger State Truck and Tractor Pull will kick-off the evening entertainment on Wednesday at 7pm. Country music sensation, Clay Walker will take the stage on Thursday at 8pm. On Saturday, Smashmouth will entertain fans with their popular 90s hits at 8pm. Two demolition derbies will close-out the fair on Sunday, with two events at 1pm and 6pm.

Heading out to see Russell Dickerson? Arrive early for a full day of fun at the fair on Friday. A variety of showmanship and judging activities will take place throughout the fairgrounds all day long. Families will also want to allow plenty of time to visit the pig, duck and goat races, the Wild World of Animals shows and Nick’s Kids Show. The kids pedal and tractor pull will also take place from 11:30-1. On Friday, midway wristbands are only $25 from 1-5pm and 6-10pm.