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Delaware Junction: Three days of country music
Harrington festival to return next year
Jason Aldean brings his 2015 Burn It Down Tour to Delaware Junction. BY RON MACARTHUR
August 20, 2015
Cole Swindell takes the stage Friday night. The songwriter had his breakout hit "Chillin' It" in 2013. He signed a record deal the same year with Warner Brothers Records in Nashville. BY RON MACARTHUR
Tyler Farr, who is a classically trained opera singer, is among headliners during the three days of Delaware Junction. BY RON MACARTHUR
Racheal Lynn Woodward – better known as RaeLynn – sings her gold record hit "God Made Girls." The singer has gone from being eliminated on The Voice to the country music stage. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Vertigo Swing ride gives Delaware Junction the feel of a county fair. BY RON MACARTHUR
Festival-goers dance in the large foam party tent. BY RON MACARTHUR
Monica Brown of Manassas, Va., strips down to her bathing suit to enter the foam party tent. BY RON MACARTHUR
Friends take a joint ride down one of the largest water slides ever set up in the area. BY RON MACARTHUR
Mackenzie Franzone of Wilmington has a prime viewing spot near the front of the main stage. BY RON MACARTHUR
Jordyn Startt, left, and Megan Dempsey of Dover are not the only people taking selfies at the festival. BY RON MACARTHUR
Shawn Curry of Philadelphia strikes a pose on the first day of the festival. BY RON MACARTHUR
It's good news to thousands of country music fans that Delaware Junction will return next year. The three-day event – produced by Highway One and Live Nation at the state fairgrounds – featured 16 of the top names in country music on the huge main stage as well as 16 more local and regional bands on the Next From Nashville Stage.
Headliners included Jason Aldean, Toby Keith and Florida Georgia Line.
