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Wilco, Dr. Dog to Play Independence Day Music Festival July 3-4 at Salt River Fields

Salt River Fields has expanded its annual Fourth of July Festival to two days, and it's announced a pair of big-name headliners to celebrate. Alt-country (and dad-rock) icons Wilco and rock 'n' roll band Dr. Dog will play the festival on Friday, July 3, and Little Big Town with Brandy...

By David Accomazzo

March 2, 2015

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Salt River Fields has expanded its annual Fourth of July Festival to two days, and it's announced a pair of big-name headliners to celebrate.

Alt-country (and dad-rock) icons Wilco and rock 'n' roll band Dr. Dog will play the festival on Friday, July 3, and Little Big Town with Brandy Clark will play on Saturday, July 4.

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 6, via Ticketmaster. Prices start at $29.75.

A fireworks show will follow the concert each evening, rain or shine.

Find any show in Metro Phoenix via our extensive online concert calendar.

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