Luke Bryan to make third Fairfield County visit on Sept. 15

Jeff Barron, Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
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MILLERSPORT − Country artist Luke Bryan will make his third visit to Fairfield County on Sept. 15 when he stops at the Miller Family Farm as part of his Farm Tour 2023.

The show will be on a different part of the farm this year. It will be near the corner of Millersport Road and Geiger Road, just south of Millersport.

"It gives us a pretty good advantage as far as the road network," Fairfield County Emergency Management Director Jon Kochis said. "Years past it has been in places where some of the roads aren't ideal. This one, I think, is the best location as far as access."

Bryan performed in Fairfield County in 2019 and 2021.

"They do get easier (to manage) because we learn more every time," Kochis said. "We staff more appropriately every time. The concert in 2021 was busier than the previous one in 2019. More fights, more disorderly, more medical issues because the heat was a little bit more.

"So, you never know what to expect. We hope people enjoy their beverages responsibly, try to have a good time and not be in fights. There's no point in spending all that money on tickets to get into a fight."

Here are some more things to know about the Bryan concert:

Country singer Luke Bryan plays for a large crowd at Miller Family Farm as part of his Farm Tour 2021 in Baltimore, Ohio on September 17, 2021.
Country singer Luke Bryan plays for a large crowd at Miller Family Farm as part of his Farm Tour 2021 in Baltimore, Ohio on September 17, 2021.

  • There will be medical and law enforcement personnel on hand during the concert. Kochis said be sure to stay hydrated by drinking water.

  • Plan for the weather in case it is extremely hot or rainy.

  • There will be a lost-and-found tent on the grounds. The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office will be responsible for any lost items starting the day after the concert. The office phone number is 740-652-7900.

  • No outside food, beverages (except a factory-sealed bottle of water), or coolers are allowed. But food and drinks are available for purchase on the grounds.

  • Parking lots open at 2 p.m. Kochis advises arriving early to help ease any traffic issues.

  • Camping is prohibited.

  • Gates open at 5 p.m.

  • Show starts at 6 p.m.

  • Tickets are $65 and parking is $5.

  • Visit www.lukebryan.com/tour to buy tickets and for more information.

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This article originally appeared on Lancaster Eagle-Gazette: Luke Bryan Farm Tour Concert 2023: Your do's and don'ts