HUNTINGTON -- The super country group Rascal Flatts will perform a brief but free concert Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center as part of a food festival hosted by the "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" TV show.

The platinum-selling band will offer the acoustic, 30-minute concert at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Keith-Albee during Jamie Oliver's Food Festival planned this weekend to be filmed for the ABC reality series now in production in Huntington. The TV show is to be aired in February.

At noon Thursday, Nov. 19, about 500 free tickets to the Rascal Flatts show will be given away at the Keith-Albee, while the remaining tickets will be given away during the food festival. The festival goes on from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday on 3rd Avenue, in front of Pullman Square.

Each person is limited to two tickets.

For those who don't get the free tickets, the concert will be broadcast live onto 3rd Avenue during the festival, where more than 30 West Virginia vendors will sell wholesome foods that match Oliver's all-natural theme.

Huntington's country music stations, The Dawg, 93.7-FM, and WTCR-FM, 103.3, will also broadcast live from Thursday's giveaway at the Keith, and will give away VIP tickets over the air.

Rod Willis, 93.7 The DAWG's morning show host who has been a part of the show with Oliver, will visit locations within the area on Thursday distributing tickets for Saturday's concert after Oliver visits his Radio Ranch morning radio show. The free VIP ticket locations will be disclosed during the day on the radio.

WTCR, which will began doing live radio breaks starting at 8 a.m. Thursday, will give away tickets throughout the next couple days.

The Grammy Award-winning Rascall Flatts have placed 10 No. 1 singles and 20 Top Tens, and have seen every one of their studio albums go multi-platinum, with total sales approaching 19 million.

Rascal Flatts is planning a full concert in Charleston in January 2010.

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