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Source: Kitimat Northern Sentinel

Just in time for the holidays, you can put a little Sunfest in your favourite country fan’s stocking as the country music festival celebrates its 25th year, and 10th at Laketown Ranch from July 29 to Aug. 1, 2027 with some local talent taking centre stage next year. On July 30, it will be fans of the genre’s ‘Kind of Night’ with headliner Luke Bryan taking the stage. Bryan, who has established himself as one of the defining figures in contemporary country music with a career built on chart-topping singles and multi-platinum albums, will be sure to have ‘Country Girls’ in the crowd shake it for him as he performs other mainstream hits such as ‘Play It Again’ and ‘Drink a Beer’. As a multiple CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year, Bryan became renown for performances that balance musicality with a charismatic stage presence. It will be easy going vibes for fans of ‘The Hard Way’ and other hits from Cameron Whitcomb such as ‘Medusa’ and ‘Quitter’ as he headlines on July. 31.

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