EL RENO, OK - Red dirt music pioneers The Great Divide are coming together again for a performance at the Junk Hippy festival this April in El Reno. The band will perform Friday night, April 7th at the Denny Crump Arena in El Reno, OK. Presale tickets are available now for only $20 until January 1, and $25 each through the day of the show. There is no service fee on the ticket purchase.
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Tickets are available now at www.junkhippy.com/shop
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The festival includes over 200 vintage and handmade vendors, food trucks and live music. It is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 7 and 8, 2017. Admission to shop is only $5, with kids 13 and under free. The vendor area is just outside the arena, located at 215 N. Country Club Dr in El Reno, OK. El Reno is just minutes west of Oklahoma City. Junk Hippy has been named one of Country Living Magazine’s top 7 flea markets and vintage sales. It has been an Oklahoma tradition since 2012, paving the way for the vintage and DIY community in Oklahoma.
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The Great Divide have long been considered pioneers in the Red Dirt, Oklahoma/Texas music movement, and in the early 90’s brought their own special brand of Red Dirt to a national audience when they inked a deal with Atlantic Records. In 1994, their major label debut BREAK IN THE STORM garnered them a strong foothold in a predominately mainstream market. The first single release and music video “Pour Me A Vacation” garnered them admirable mainstream success both at radio and on CMT.
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The Great Divide Reunites For Concert
