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Alabama Duo Sets July 2027 Date at BankNH Pavilion

Red Clay Strays will perform with St. Paul & the Broken Bones on July 24, 2027, in Gilford.

By Julia Wang ·

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Fans planning outdoor summer entertainment for 2027 can now mark their calendars for a specific date in Gilford, New Hampshire. Red Clay Strays, the southern rock band from Alabama, will headline the BankNH Pavilion on Saturday, July 24, 2027.

The concert will feature St. Paul & the Broken Bones as special guests. Tickets for the event are currently on sale to the public.

Red Clay Strays have received critical recognition for their work. Rolling Stone listed their track “Wondering Why” among the 200 Greatest Songs of the 21st Century. The band is also a Country Music Award winner.

Local radio station WNCS, known as The Point, is running a promotion tied to the announcement. Listeners can enter a sweepstakes to win a pair of tickets to the 2027 show. The deadline to enter is Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

Participation in the sweepstakes requires entrants to join The Point’s email list. The station states that it values privacy and will not share information with third parties. The promotion is not sponsored or administered by Facebook, even if shared on social media platforms.

Entrants agree to a release of claims against both WNCS and Facebook by participating. The full official contest rules apply to the giveaway. The concert remains set for the outdoor venue in Gilford for the summer of 2027.

Source: The Point

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