Spin Doctors performing their classic Little Miss Can't Be Wrong for the Franklin County Fairgoers — The Franklin County Fair turned back the clock on Thursday night as legendary ’90s rock bands Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors brought an energetic night of nostalgia to the grandstand stage at the 2026 Franklin County Fair. Hundreds of concertgoers gathered at the Malone fairgrounds to hear the songs that helped define a generation of alternative and pop-rock music. The evening featured a double bill of radio favorites, with Spin Doctors opening the show before Gin Blossoms took the stage as headliners. Fair organizers announced the pairing as one of the marquee entertainment events of the 2026 fair. Spin Doctors energized the crowd with many of the songs that made them household names during the early 1990s. Fans sang along to classics including “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong,” creating a festive atmosphere as audience members danced and cheered throughout the set. The group's blues-infused rock sound proved to be a perfect fit for a summer fair concert. As darkness settled over the fairgrounds, Gin Blossoms took the stage and immediately transported fans back to the height of alternative rock. The Arizona-based band delivered a set featuring some of their biggest hit songs, including“Hey Jealousy” and“Follow You Down.” Their signature jangly guitar sound and memorable melodies drew enthusiastic reactions from concertgoers of all ages. The concert highlighted the Franklin County Fair's continued commitment to bringing nationally known artists to Malone. Organizers promoted the event as a major attraction during the fair's run, which is part of the 176th Franklin County Fair and includes agricultural exhibits, midway rides, food vendors, and family entertainment. For many attendees, the Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors show was more than just a concert—it was a celebration of the music that dominated radio stations, road trips, and summer memories throughout the 1990s. As fans left the grandstand following the final encore, the night stood as one of the most memorable entertainment events of the 2026 Franklin County Fair.Gallery

Gin Blossom from Tempe, Arizona, performing their classic from the 90's Till I Hear It From You. Gallery

Great White performed their classic " Once Bitten, Twice Shy to the energetic crowd. MALONE, N.Y. — Classic rock fans turned out in force on Saturday, August 15, 2026, as Sebastian Bach, the original voice of Skid Row, and Great White took the stage at the Franklin County Fairgrounds for one of the most anticipated concerts of the 176th Franklin County Fair. The concert brought together two legendary names from the hard rock era, delivering an evening filled with powerful vocals, soaring guitar solos, and fan-favorite rock anthems. The show was part of the fair's diverse entertainment lineup that also included Gin Blossoms, Spin Doctors, Dylan Marlowe, Austin Snell, and the NYTPA Tractor Pull. Fairgoers began gathering at the grandstand and track area before the performance, with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. Organizers promoted the event as a night of legendary rock music, drawing fans from across the North Country and neighboring regions. Tickets were offered as general admission with access to either grandstand seating or trackside standing areas. Sebastian Bach's set featured several songs from his Skid Row years, including "Slave to the Grind," "Big Guns," "Monkey Business," "Piece of Me," and "I Remember You." The performance showcased many of the songs that made Skid Row one of the most successful hard rock bands of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Great White added its blues-influenced hard rock sound to the evening's entertainment, helping create a concert atmosphere that celebrated the era of arena rock and classical guitar-driven music. The event marked another major highlight of fair week in Malone, where agricultural traditions, family attractions, and nationally recognized entertainment came together to attract thousands of visitors. As the final notes echoed across the fairgrounds, the Sebastian Bach and Great White concert had given rock fans an unforgettable night and added another memorable chapter to the long history of live entertainment at the Franklin County Fair.Gallery

Sebastian Bach performing his classic Monkey Business with his niece. Gallery

Austin Snell performed his hit "Muddy Water Rockstar" to the crowd from the stage side. MALONE, N.Y. — Country music fans gathered at the Franklin County Fairgrounds on Friday, August 14, 2026, as rising Nashville star Dylan Marlowe headlined a night of live entertainment with special guest Austin Snell. The concert was a featured performance at the 2026 Franklin County Fair, drawing country music enthusiasts from across the North Country. Marlowe, recognized as one of Spotify's 2023 Hot Country Artists to Watch, brought his blend of modern country sound and energetic stage presence to the fair's grandstand stage. Fair officials announced the performance earlier in the year as a major addition to the fair's entertainment lineup. Opening the evening was Georgia native Austin Snell, a fast-rising performer known for blending country and rock. Snell has built a growing national following through his original music and extensive touring schedule, making him a popular choice to join Marlowe for the Malone concert. The event was held at the Franklin County Fairgrounds on East Main Street in Malone, with fairgoers enjoying an evening that combined live country music with the traditional attractions of fair week, including midway rides, food vendors, agricultural exhibits, and family entertainment. Tickets were available in both grandstand and trackside seating, making the concert accessible to a wide range of fair attendees. Casella sponsored the show, and it was promoted as one of the fair's marquee country music events for 2026. The Dylan Marlowe and Austin Snell concert continued the Franklin County Fair's tradition of bringing nationally recognized recording artists to Malone. With a crowd eager to hear today's country hits and discover rising stars, the August 14 performance added another memorable chapter to the fair's long history of summer entertainment.Gallery

Dylan Marlowe strumming the guitar to his country hit "Record High"Gallery