Happy Together Tour

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Happy Together Tour

For many State Fair regulars, the event just wouldn’t be the same without this annual oldies tour, which unites survivors of some of the most popular pop and rock bands of the 1960s. Once again the tour is headlined by The Turtles, the California sunshine-pop band whose biggest hit, 1967’s “Happy Together,” lends the tour its name. After all these years, the band is still fronted by founding members Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman.

The Turtles are joined on the bill by some familiar faces, including Chuck Negron (formerly of Three Dog Night), Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, former Paul Revere & The Raiders singer Mark Lindsay, The Association and The Cowsills (the band that helped inspire “The Partridge Family”). That means audiences are likely to hear a variety of hits including “Never My Love,” “Hair,” “Kicks,” “Young Girl” and “Good Thing,” as well as plenty of lighthearted quips from the performers about growing old. (Evan Rytlewski)

All seating for this show is reserved and tickets are $39 and $29.