ENTERTAINMENT

Bring your lawn chair and get ready for a full evening of entertainment.

TEAM FASTRAX skydiving show

6:15pm City Park

Team Fastrax™ made Freedom Blast's 10th anniversary an event to remember. The team returns for 2019 with a special Flag Show to honor veterans. The skydive team consists of many Armed Forces veterans and has performed over the Pentagon in Washington and Independence Hall in Philadelphia. It remains the only civilian parachute demonstration team to have performed over

Ground Zero in New York City.

Military Tribute

6:30pm Main Stage

The City of Greer takes a few minutes during Freedom Blast to remind everyone why "Freedom" is in the name of the event. This is our way of honoring our Armed Forces and Veterans.

Come thank our heroes

for their service.

Texas roadhouse rib eating contest

7:15pm Main Stage

There may be no better way to spend Freedom Blast than chowing down on Texas Roadhouse ribs. Gaining fame as the Rib Eating Contest champion is just another perk.

Who will be crowned as the

Freedom Blast champion this year?

BAck 9 band

7:30pm Main Stage

Back 9 is making its return to Freedom Blast, bringing their signature blend of Motown, Beach, Pop, Funk, Southern R, and today's hits to the stage!

This Spartanburg-based band is back for the second time in four years, ready to deliver an electrifying performance that will have the crowd dancing and singing along. Their high-energy sound and wide variety of fan-favorite songs make them a must-see act.

fireworks

10:00pm

As Freedom Blast draws to a close, it's time for one last hurrah.
The City of Greer does not disappoint—hosting one of the largest fireworks displays in South Carolina. This year, the fireworks will launch from the Jason Street Parking Garage, offering great viewing throughout the festival grounds. Get ready for a pyrotechnic display worthy of our Armed Forces and veterans!

7:30 p.m. Main Stage

9:00 p.m. Main Stage

Ashland Craft's goal is to put the grit back into country music and she's off to a strong start. The Piedmont, S.C. native finished in the Top 10 of NBC's "The Voice" and moved to Nashville in 2019 to pursue her singer/songwriter dreams.

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