One of country music's biggest hitmakers is headed to the Iowa State Fair, and K 92.3 wants to help you be there! HARDY brings his COUNTRY! COUNTRY! Tour to the Iowa State Fair on Thursday, August 13, for what promises to be one of the can't-miss concerts of the summer.

Known for his signature blend of country storytelling, Southern rock attitude, and chart-topping hits, HARDY has become one of the genre's most exciting live performers. Fans can expect to hear favorites like "TRUCK BED," "wait in the truck," "ONE BEER," and more as he takes the Grandstand stage for an unforgettable night. Whether you've seen him before or this will be your first HARDY concert, get ready for a high-energy show packed with singalongs and plenty of surprises.

Opening the night is rising country artist McCoy Moore. The Florida native has been making a name for himself in Nashville with his authentic songwriting, classic country influences, and impressive live performances. As one of country music's newest artists to watch, he'll kick off the evening before HARDY takes the stage.

Want to experience it all in person? K 92.3 is giving away pairs of tickets to the show, and entering couldn't be easier. Fill out the contest entry form below for your chance to win two tickets to see HARDY and McCoy Moore live at the Iowa State Fair.

Don't miss your chance to be part of one of the biggest nights of the Iowa State Fair. Keep listening to K 92.3 for more chances to win great prizes and tickets to the hottest shows all year long.

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