Tickets for the Bob Dylan/Willie Nelson concert August 6 at Doubleday Field will go on sale next Saturday, June 26, at 8 a.m., according to Don Sullivan, of JAM Producitons, the show's promoter.

Sullivan said Tuesday that although there are few details remaining to be resolved, the 22-stop tour of minor league baseball stadiums has been confirmed.

"We're going to come," he said Monday afternoon.

The promoter, he said, is moving forward in good faith in the belief all the details will be resolved to everyone's satisfaction.

Trustee and deputy mayor Lee Malone, who was appointed by mayor Carol Waller to represent the village in contract negotiations, said things were moving right along.

Sullivan sent a generic contract and the village is now filling in all the blanks. "We have to adopt it to our needs," she said.

But as far as the village is concerned, the concert is a go, she said.

On June 26, tickets will go on sale over the internet at www.ticketmaster.com and at the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce.

The Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce will have 6,000 tickets to sell.

There will be three ways to purchase tickets from the chamber, said director Polly Renckens.

• At the chamber office where they will accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express credit cards. There will be express lines for cash, money orders and cashier checks. No personal checks will be accepted. The chamber will continue to sell tickets at the office daily from 9-5 until sold out.

• At the chamber's website: Starting Saturday, June 26, at 8 a.m. log on to www.cooperstownchamber.org where purchasers must pay by credit card and tickets will be mailed within five business days.

• By phone: Starting Sunday, June 27, call 547-8710 and purchase tickets with a credit card. Tickets will be mailed within five business days.

The ticket price has been set at $45 with a $3 handling charge, Sullivan said. Indidivuals may purchase up to 20 tickets each.

Dylan and Nelson will present a concert of blues, folk, rock and jazz along with an opening act, The Hot Club of Cowtown, which Sullivan characterized as a three-piece country swing band.

"It should be fun evening," he said.

Concert information:

• Parking - All three trolley lots will be available. Bus/trolley transportation will be provided for a fee. Look for Concert Parking signs as you approach the village. Parking will also be available on private property - fees may vary. There will be plenty of state police directing traffic.

Trolley will drop off at Key Bank located adjacent to Doubleday Field and pick them up for the return trip to the lots. Expect delays at the end of the concert. The Red Lot on Rte 28 North and Glen Avenue is within walking distance the others are 1/2 to one mile away.

• Concert venue - The concert is rain or shine.

• Children under 12 admitted free.

• No coolers.

• Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Concert begins at 6:30 p.m. Concert ends approximately 10:30 p.m.

• No passouts. If you leave the concert you will not be allowed to return.

• All seating is general admission. Lawn seating but no lawn chairs allowed. Blankets only. The field needs to be protected from damage as it hosts over 400 games a year!

• This is an alcohol/drug free event. Sorry but there will be a search at the entrances to the field.

• Food - The Cooperstown Fire Department will be selling hot dogs, hamburgers, and soft drinks throughout the evening.

• Handicapped Parking - Available behind the chamber office and in the County Annex lots

• Rest Rooms - Rest rooms will be provided on site.