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OneRepublic, Miranda Cosgrove, Earth, Wind & Fire tapped for L.A. County Fair concert series

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OneRepublic, “iCarly’s” Miranda Cosgrove, Salt-N-Pepa and Earth, Wind & Fire are among the headliners tapped for the L.A. County Fair’s End of Summer Concert Series.

The line-up of concerts and live entertainment -- there is a monster truck rally, motorcross competition and demolition derby for those wanting to skip the music -– begins on the first night of the fair, Sept. 3, with a night of funk/soul throwbacks courtesy of the Ohio Players, Rose Royce and Lakeside and concludes Oct. 2 with Earth, Wind & Fire.

Also scheduled to appear: “American Idol” contestant Kellie Pickler, En Vogue, REO Speedwagon, Michael McDonald and the Beach Boys.

There is a limited amount of free general admission seating for each of the concerts.
Reserved seating is available from $18.50 to $125 -- concert tickets, however, don’t include admission to the fair.

Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster and go on sale Sunday at 10 a.m.

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Check out the full line-up after the jump:

Sept. 3 -- The Ohio Players, Rose Royce & Lakeside
Sept. 4 -- Gloria Trevi
Sept. 5 -- The Beach Boys, Pablo Cruise
Sept. 8 -- Monster Truck Madness
Sept. 9 -- En Vogue, Salt-N-Pepa, the Emotions
Sept. 10 -- OneRepublic
Sept. 11 -- Xtreme Muzik The Tour starring Big & Rich and Gretchen Wilson with special guest Cowboy Troy
Sept. 15 -- TBA
Sept. 16 -- War
Sept. 17 -- Miranda Cosgrove
Sept. 18 -- Mariachi USA Fiesta
Sept. 22 -- Doobie Brothers
Sept. 23 -- Tower of Power, Average White Band
Sept. 24 -- Michael McDonald & Boz Scaggs
Sept. 25 -- REO Speedwagon & Styx
Sept. 29 -- Demolition Derby, presented by Jeffrey Scott Fine Magnetics
Sept. 30 -- LeAnn Rimes with special guests Kellie Pickler & Gloriana
Oct. 1 -- ASA World Championships of Freestyle Motocross
Oct. 2 -- Earth, Wind & Fire ALSO:

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-- Gerrick D. Kennedy
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