JACKSONVILLE —
Country musician Tracy Lawrence will perform Saturday as part of the 2012 Muddaholic Convention at the River Run ATV, 2001 County Road 3315 in Jacksonville.
Lawrence, a multi-platinum Country Music Association and American Country Music award-winning artist, has been performing since 1992. He has enjoyed 22 songs on the Billboard top 10 charts, of which 18 were number one singles. His songs include “Pills,” “Paint Me A Birmingham,” and “Find Out Who Your Friends Are.”
The Muddaholic Convention begins Thursday and runs through Sunday at the ATV site, located on the Neches River west of Jacksonville and south of Frankston.
Others performing during the weekend event include Jason Cassidy and The Cadillac Black.
For more information about the Lawrence event, contact River Run Park at 903-724-4100 or visit www.riverrunpark.com.
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