Since the line-up was announced in April, country music fans have been excited for the 21st edition of the B-93 Birthday Bash which gets started at noon Saturday. From newcomers Rachel Farley and Tyler Farr to fan favorites like Randy Houser, Uncle Kracker and Hunter Hayes to the headliner Gary Allan, Saturday will only be a taste of what is to come Sunday.
Fans will recognize Farley's first single "Ain't Easy". Birthday Bash features new artists who have a chance to make it big, and they are showcased at this event.
Farr's single "Redneck Crazy" can currently be heard on the radio and fans can expect more music from him in the future.
Hayes' debut album has produced two big hits. "Wanted" and "Somebody's Heartbreak" went number one on the country charts and his current single "I Want Crazy" is climbing up the charts.
Houser just charted his first number one single with "How Country Feels" and his latest single "Runnin' Outta Moonlight" is currently on the country charts.
While Uncle Kracker is not a country artist, he did have a country hit with "Smile". He will rock the stage Saturday with his hits.
Allan has produced several country singles and fans will hear them as he closes the show. Some of his singles include "Watching Airplanes", "Nothing On But The Radio" and his latest number one hit "Every Storm".
For more information on the B-93 Birthday Bash, visit www.b93.com
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