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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 2, 2016 KIP MOORE JAMS BREWERS BASEBALL - CONCERT DOUBLEHEADER SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA – On Saturday, August 27th, the Milwaukee Brewers offered fans their 2nd Post- Game Concert of the 2016 season featuring country music singer, Kip Moore. Immediately following the Brewers game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Miller Park, fans received a live, on-field Post-Game Concert booked & produced by Select Artists Associates (SAA). The Post-Game Concert presented by 94.5 KTI Country allowed the Brewers to tap into the rising popularity of Kip Moore, as 35,925 fans attended the 2-for-1 baseball/concert doubleheader at Miller Park. Both country music and baseball fans enjoyed the hometown team and Moore’s 60-minute set that included hits; “Mary was the Marrying Kind”, “Somethin’ ‘Bout a Truck”, “Beer Money” and “Hey Pretty Girl”. The Brewers 2016 Concert Series is the second consecutive season the team has partnered with SAA as their exclusive Post-Game Concert production provider. SELECT ARTISTS ASSOCIATES is a national sports & entertainment production company, specializing in combining Live Music and Sporting Events during time-sensitive situations (Pre-Game / Halftime / Post- Game). SAA is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with an East Coast office in Tampa, Florida. Photos attached: SAA President Charles Johnston (left) with Kip Moore (right) [Photo Credit: Kip Moore] Brewers Fans enjoy Kip Moore Post-Game Concert Performance [Photo Credit: Sara Stathas] Kip Moore Post-Game Concert Performance. [Photo Credit: Sara Stathas] For more information contact Joe Castor at 480.994.0471 or [email protected]. Also visit www.selectartists.com .

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