Cornerstone Christian and Music Store, located at 1895-C Gentry Memorial Highway in Easley, donated a beautiful acoustic guitar with hard shell case with other extras to be given away at the Rock the Fall Ball on Friday at Pickens’ historic Bruce Field.Cornerstone owner Art Maco, left, is pictured presenting the guitar to Larry Allison, who is representing the Pickens Azalea Festival Committee.

PICKENS — Country music fans are invited to join in the fun as “Rock the Fall Ball” will be held this Friday, Nov. 13, at historic Bruce Field in downtown Pickens.

The stadium will come alive at 7 p.m. with Upstate artists Matt Tucker and J. Adam Broome, along with headliners Benton Blount and Confederate Railroad, who will grace the stage for a great night of country music.

America’s Got Talent made Blount a household name, and the music of nationally renowned recording artists Confederate Railroad will have everyone on their feet with their rockin’ country sound.

The event is sponsored by the Pickens Azalea Festival planning committee. The PAFPC has announced that $2 from every advance ticket sold will go to benefit Upstate Warrior Solution. Upstate Warrior Solution provides community-based solutions for warriors and their family right here in our neighborhood. Their programs help restore our warriors with a sense of purpose by offering outreach, healthcare, education, housing and family support. Tickets for the “Rock the Fall Ball” provide local, affordable entertainment for friends and families and support those who have put their lives on the line for our freedom.

The Pickens Azalea Festival planning committee is working overtime to provide quality and fun events to the Pickens Community as well as making the 32nd annual festival in April 2016 the best ever with hard work along with community support.

Advance tickets are on sale now at pickensazaleafestival.com. Prices are $14 for adults and $10 for children under 12. Tickets will also be available the day of the show for $19 for adults and $15 for children.