Passersby Sunday morning would have no idea the Cunningham family farm in South Huntingdon swelled to crowds of 18,000 people to see country music artist Luke Bryan the night before.
Source: The Tribune-Review
‘It wasn’t as trashy as I’ve seen it’: Luke Bryan clean-up crews leave little sign Sunday of Farm Tour stop in South Huntingdon
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