11/02 – Southern Soul Night @ The Coastal Carolina Fair

11/02 – Southern Soul Night @ The Coastal Carolina Fair

It’s become one of the most popular nights at the Coastal Carolina Fair!

Experience Star 99.7 Southern Soul Night, Monday, November 2nd.   This year, the Lakefront Stage will feature:

DJ Kool (“Let Me Clear My Throat”, “I Got Dat Feelin’”)

Cupid (“Cupid Shuffle”, “Flex”)

Fat Daddy (“Country Girl”, “Tito’s in My Cup”)

Remember, the concert is free with your paid Fair admission.    Keep listening for information on when Fair tickets will go on sale and to win your tickets from Sar 99.7.  Click here to learn about this year’s Coastal Carolina Fair!

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