Country star Deana Carter to perform at Tift Theatre
Ryn Crider special guest at exclusive acoustic performance
From Staff Reports
TIFTON — Tickets are currently on sale to see an exclusive acoustic performance by country superstar Deana Carter at the Tift Theatre here Nov. 11.
Presented by Six String Southern Productions of Conyers, TyTy-based McAlpin Entertainment and Tifton Hometown Country radio station WTIF (107.5), Carter will be joined by special guest Ryn Crider.
Tickets can be purchased in advance for $20 at www.freshtix.com. A direct link to the site is https://www.freshtix.com/events/deana-carter—the-tift-theatre. Tickets sold the day of show at the theater will be $25, if any are still available.
The intimate performance, which will start at 7 p.m., will be held at the venue located in historic downtown Tifton at 320 Main St., South.
For additional information, go to www.sixstringsouthern.com or www.mcalpinentertainment.com online.
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