6/7/19 Tomato Fest Presents Neal McCoy In Concert by Jessica Payne
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The Jacksonville Street Band plays on the 50 yard line at the Ribbon Cutting for the newly renovated Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7 which included a free admissions concert by country singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville ISD Superintendent Dr. Chad Kelly addresses the crowd at the Ribbon Cutting for the newly renovated Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7 which included a free admissions concert by country singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Iconic Jacksonville native and resident Shelley “Shamrock” Cleaver is recognized during the Ribbon Cutting for the newly renovated Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7 which included a free admissions concert by country singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
The Jacksonville Cherokee Charmers perform at the Ribbon Cutting for the newly renovated Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7 which included a free admissions concert by country singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
People filled the stands at the Tomato Bowl for its Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting on Friday, June 7 which included a free admissions concert by country singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville Mayor Randy Gorham high fives country singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy during a free admissions concert on Friday, June 7. The concert was part of the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the newly renovated historic Tomato Bowl. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Country music star Neal McCoy gets the crowd going at a concert as part of the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting of the historic Tomato Bowl. Neal graduated from Jacksonville High School in 1976. The free admission event took place on Friday, June 7. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Special guests enjoy a Neal McCoy concert on the field of the Tomato Bowl in Jacksonville on Friday, June 7. The concert was part of the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the newly renovated historic stadium. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Country music star and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy performs at the newly renovated Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7. The performance was free to the public as part of the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting of the historic stadium. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Fans dance and sing along during a free admission Neal McCoy concert at the Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7. The concert by the Jacksonville native was part of the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting for the historic stadium after more than a year of renovations. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Country music star and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy performs at the newly renovated Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7. The performance was free to the public as part of the Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting of the historic stadium. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Lines for a free admission Neal McCoy concert form outside the Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7. The concert was party of a special Grand Re-Opening and Ribbon Cutting for the historic stadium after more than a year of renovations. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce banner, Ribbon Cutting scissors and tomato vine were on hand for the Ribbon Cutting and Grand Re-Opening of the historic Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7. A special free admission concert by country music singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy also took place. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Members of the Jacksonville ISD school board, Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce and the City of Jacksonville gather on the field to cut a tomato vine as part of the Ribbon Cutting and Grand Re-Opening of the historic Tomato Bowl on Friday, June 7. A special free admission concert by country music singer and Jacksonville native Neal McCoy also took place. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)