ALLENTOWN, Pa. (July 14, 2025) — The Great Allentown unveiled its full Grandstand entertainment lineup for 2025, which will feature six days of music, rock nostalgia, comedy, and a demolition derby.

Now in its 173rd year, the Great Allentown Fair is one of Pennsylvania’s largest and longest-running events. Alongside live performances, the fair features agricultural exhibits, midway rides, games, food vendors, competitions, and a variety of family-friendly activities.

The fair will run from Wednesday, Aug. 27, through Monday, Sept. 1, at the Allentown Fairgrounds.

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2025 Grandstand Shows:

Wed, Aug. 27 – Heart

Thu, Aug. 28 – Alabama with Montgomery Gentry featuring Eddie Montgomery

Friday, Aug. 29 – Kane Brown with Kameron Marlowe

Sat, Aug. 30 – Ace Frehley, Quiet Riot, and Great White

Sun, Aug. 31 – Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias

Mon, Sept. 1 – J&J Demolition Derby

A diverse lineup

The fair kicks off with rock band Heart on Wednesday, followed by country music heavyweights Alabama on Thursday, joined by Montgomery Gentry’s Eddie Montgomery.

On Friday, country star Kane Brown will perform, along with Kameron Marlowe.

Saturday night amps up with classic rock: Ace Frehley (original KISS guitarist), Quiet Riot, and Great White.

The fair closes the weekend with stand-up comic Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias on Sunday, and the J&J Demolition Derby returns for its traditional Labor Day show.

Ticket info

Tickets for all Grandstand shows are available now on Ticketmaster and at the Allentown Fair Box Office at 302 N. 17th St. Each ticket includes admission to the fairgrounds on the day of the show.

Fair organizers encourage early purchase — especially for Saturday’s rock show, which is expected to be a top seller.