CLAY COUNTY – The Thrasher-Horne Center will be busy Friday and Saturday nights with two premier shows, while Spring Park will be rocking Friday night during Food Truck Friday.

The Curt Towne Band will be featured after the art walk on Walnut Street as part of Food Truck Friday in Green Cove Springs.

The southern rock band will hit the stage in the park at 6 p.m.

E! Entertainment psychic Matt Fraser will provide selected audience readings when he hits the stage Friday night at 8, while the Plain White T’s will play at 8 the next night.

Tickets for both Thrasher-Horne shows are available at thcenter.org.

Fraser’s readings have led audiences through a rollercoaster of emotions from laughing to crying. Some skeptics have been surprised how he often knows details, including names and dates, that he couldn’t have known.

Matt’s uncanny abilities and extreme accuracy have allowed him to reach millions worldwide from A-list celebrities and influencers to everyday people looking to get in touch with those they have lost.

According to his website, Matt’s uncanny abilities and extreme accuracy have allowed him to reach millions worldwide from A-list celebrities and influencers to everyday people looking to get in touch with those they have lost.

He will be performing live readings at the show.

Since emerging in 1997, the GRAMMY Award-nominated multi-platinum Plain White T’s – Tom Higgenson (vocals), Tim Lopez (lead guitar and vocals), Mike Retondo (bass) and De’Mar Hamilton (drums) – has amassed an enduring, engaging and enigmatic catalog, spanning two gold-certified offerings “All That We Needed” and “Every Second Counts” and unshakable anthems such as the double-platinum “1,2,3,4” and platinum “Rhythm of Love.”

Among the discography, “Hey There Delilah” went quadruple-platinum, topped the Billboard Hot 100, and earned a pair of 2008 GRAMMY Award nominations in the categories of “Song of the Year” and “Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal.”

The band’s endlessly hummable signature melodies still shine at the center of this galaxy, but their Universe morphed into an otherworldly atmosphere of ethereal electronic pop strengthened by lush guitar tones and synth transmissions.