With the 2024 Washington Parish Fair only two months away, Fair officials are continuing to announce the groups that will entertain from the main stage.
The upcoming Fair will feature four fantastic acts on Friday, October 18 beginning at 3:00 p.m. with Nola Groove, Hip Deep at 5:30 pm, Phat Hat Band at 7:00 pm and New Orleans Mystic at 8:30 pm.
Nola Groove is the ultimate dance band bringing great attitudes and great music to special events. They are a seasoned, professional group; offering a dynamic range of popular hits from numerous genres.
Hailing from Baton Rouge, Hip Deep is a musician's band that will have you wading into the rhythm and looking for a dance floor. This band has it all with songs from pop, hip hop, blues, soul, funk, country and rock n roll.
Phat Hat is a funk/soul band from Baton Rouge whose repertoire includes a smattering of the funkiest dance songs from the sixties, seventies, and eighties. The goal of Phat Hat is simple: deep rhythm and soulful goodness with a sound that will keep the crowd rocking all night long.
This elegant performance group is still true to its original rhythm and blues roots. Formed in 1972, The New Orleans Mystics wow audiences with their high energy choreography, incredible voices and dazzling outfits. The New Orleans Mystics have developed their own signature style. Each of the four members has a very unique and distinguished gift. At any time, they can blow you away with excellent renditions of songs made popular by artists such as Jackie Wilson, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and the O'Jays to name only a few. Their ability to emulate artists that are no longer with us is pure genius.
The New Orleans Mystics is a versatile singing group that performs a wide variety of oldies, Motown, Top 40, R&B, Disco, Jazz, Rock and more! No matter the decade you prefer, the Mystics, backed by a six-piece band, puts their personal stamp on any song to make it their own. They always deliver the best live entertainment!
The 2024 Fair weekend entertainment begins at 3:00 pm on Friday, October 18 at the Main Stage.
