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Square packed for Company Crow Southern Rock & Country



2017-10-14 - Rusty Nail Saloon, Main Stage, 4th Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
With a seemingly packed Square at 6:27pmCT, Saturday night October 14, 2017, 23 minutes before headliner Pam Tillis was scheduled to take the stage, the Public Square was jam packed as Company Crow was well into the second hour of their concert, but in that time groups of 5, 10 and more would come in waves to get nearer the square on Greensburg, Campbellsville and from the packed Food Court on Jamestown Street. Everyone had favorite viewing areas - some find second story vantage points, some the steps of Columbia Baptist Church. Former Chief of Police and former Mayor Mark D. Harris, now in his second term as City Council Member, would hazard a guess on whether a record is being set, only that one other free concert in Downtown may have been bigger. We'll hope to have official crowd estimates from the Columbia Police Department soon. - EW


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