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Penticton Apr 23 - 1,358 views
Despite many summer festivals in the South Okanagan preemptively cancelling due to COVID-19 restrictions, Penticton Peach Fest is soldiering on.
The festival has begun announcing more artists, most recently country singer Jess Moskaluke.
Moskaluke is booked to perform on the Peters Bros. main stage in Okanagan Lake Park on Thursday, Aug. 6.
Already taking 2020 by storm with her single “Country Girls” marking her first number one on Canadian country radio, Moskaluke is set to release new music this Friday with her latest single “Halfway Home”.
“We feel so grateful to have such a talented artist, with a current number one hit on Canadian Country Radio, coming to the Penticton Peach Festival to headline Tim Hortons Country Night,” said Don Kendall, Peachfest president. “She has a growing fan base with over 32 million views on YouTube and her popularity is only rising.
Stay up-to-date with Peach Festival news at www.peachfest.com and by following them on social media at Facebook.com/PentictonPeachFest, Twitter @Peachfest2020 and Instagram @pentictonpeachfestival.
