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State Fair Concert Series: Cain and Leanna Crawford

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FAIRLEA- Award-winning Christian music trio CAIN has become one of the genre’s fastest-rising groups since emerging on the national stage in 2020. Made up of siblings Madison Cain Johnson, Taylor Cain Matz and Logan Cain, the Alabama natives grew up singing together in church before taking their talents to Nashville. Their breakout single, “Rise Up (Lazarus),” became a No. 1 hit on Christian radio and introduced audiences to the trio’s uplifting harmonies and message of hope.

Since then, CAIN has built a loyal following through energetic live performances, chart-topping songs and appearances on major tours with artists including Chris Tomlin, Zach Williams and TobyMac. Their debut album, Rise Up, and subsequent releases have produced popular songs such as “I’m So Blessed,” “Yes He Can,” and “Any More,” helping establish the group as one of contemporary Christian music’s leading acts.

Joining CAIN on the State Fair stage will be contemporary Christian singer-songwriter Leanna Crawford, whose heartfelt songwriting and powerful vocals have resonated with audiences across the country. Raised in Washington state, Crawford first gained national attention after moving to Nashville and signing with Provident Label Group. Her breakthrough song, “Truth I’m Standing On,” became a Christian radio favorite and has inspired listeners with its message of faith and perseverance. She has also released popular songs including “Mean Girls,” “Still Waters (Psalm 23),” and “How Can You Not,” while touring alongside many of Christian music’s biggest names and earning a reputation as one of the genre’s most promising young artists.

Both CAIN and Crawford have continued to expand their influence through chart success, sold-out performances, and music centered on encouragement and hope. Their combination of contemporary worship and inspirational storytelling has made them favorites among fans of Christian music, with millions of streams across digital platforms and regular appearances at churches, festivals, and concert venues nationwide. Their shared commitment to faith-based music has helped each artist develop a devoted audience while continuing to release new material that connects with listeners of all ages.

Fans will have the opportunity to experience both acts live when CAIN and Leanna Crawford perform at the State Fair of West Virginia on Monday, Aug. 17, as part of the fair’s 2026 concert lineup.

The evening will be an uplifting blend of worship and inspiring Christian music, making it one of the fair’s most family-friendly events.

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