The Kaulig Companies Championship will host country singer Kameron Marlowe for a concert during the golf tournament in Akron in July.
Admission to the concert – which is Friday, July 12, at Firestone Country Club - is included with that day’s tournament ticket. The show will start about 5 p.m. after golf concludes for the day, with opening acts Tim Dugger and Jocko Deal.
Marlowe is touring off his second album, the 16-track Keepin’ the Lights On, which will be available Friday, May 31. On July 12, fans are encouraged to wear patriotic colors to honor military and first responders, Kaulig Companies Championship Executive Director Don Padgett said in a press release.
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