The lineup for “Alabama Jam XVIII,” the annual event hosted by Alabama, was announced  yesterday, and it has a decided old school feel.

Most of this years “Jam” performers were at their peak from the 80s-00s. Along with the hosts, Old Dominion, Shenandoah, Lee Greenwood, Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry, Mark Wills, Exile, John Berry, Taylor Hicks, The Malpass Brothers, The Castellows and more have signed on for the one-day event, taking place in Fort Payne, Alabama on June 1. More acts are expected to be announced as the event draws closer.

“When we started the first June Jam in 1982 as a charity concert event, it was attended by over 30-thousand fans,” explains Alabama’s Teddy Gentry. “At the time, it was the largest country music festival in the United States. Now we are getting ready for our 18th concert. We want to welcome everyone to Fort Payne, Alabama, our hometown. Come have a great time and help others in need!” The concert is a charity event, with proceeds going to the June Jam Foundation, and will benefit those in need and disaster relief in and around Alabama.

Tickets for June Jam are on sale now via Ticketmaster.

Source: TheMusicUniverse