BCPAC Bringing Country Superstar
Sara Evans to Bradford for Christmas Show

Bradford Creative & Performing Arts Center (BCPAC) will present a special “At Christmas” addition of Multi platinum-selling recording artist Sara Evans. The performance will take place at the Bradford Area High School on Saturday December 19, 2015 @ 7:30pm.

Evan’s arrival in Bradford during the holiday season will give fans the unique opportunity to hear all of her chart topping hits, as well as some Christmas classics. “The holidays have always been a very special time for me and my family to get together and give thanks for everything we have been blessed with,” said Evans.

Sara Evans, who recently released her second single “Put My Heart Down,” from her critically acclaimed seventh studio album Slow Me Down, is enjoying a prolific recording career with nearly 6 million records sold and 5 #1 country singles, including “Suds In The Bucket, “A Real Fine Place To Start,” and “A Little Bit Stronger,” which spent 2 weeks at #1 and was certified platinum by the R.I.A.A. Evans has garnered numerous accolades over the course of her stellar career, including the Academy of Country Music's Top Female Vocalist honor and the Country Music Association's Video of the Year for her hit chart-topping single, "Born to Fly" from her double-platinum album of the same name. Named to People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People," Sara's career also includes the platinum-selling studio albums Real Fine Place and Restless, the gold-certified No Place That Far and the double-platinum selling Born To Fly.

Tickets are priced at $55 each and will be available for season subscribers on July 1, and for the general public July 29th. A limited amount of “Fan Circle” seats will be available for $75 each. Additional information will be forthcoming at the BCPAC office 814-362-2522, or online at www.bcpac.com.

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