Billed as the world’s largest music, food and bourbon festival, Bourbon & Beyond 2024 has announced its lineup and there is literally something for every musical taste on the menu. The event is planned for Sept. 19-22 at the Highlands Festival Grounds and Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville.
Tickets and packages can be purchased at this link.
Harrisonburg, Virginia – The Red Wing Roots Music Festival is excited to announce a full lineup for the eighth edition of the Shenandoah Valley’s best music festival, held each July at Natural Chimneys Park in Mount Solon, Virginia. This year’s festival will take place from July 10–12, 2020.
In addition to festival hosts and local favorites, TheSteelWheels, festival headliners include TheMavericks, SarahJarosz, BillyStringsandAsleepAtTheWheel.
Alsoamongthe40–plus artistsscheduled to appearatRed Wing this summerareHissGoldenMessenger, SonLittle,TimO‘BrienBand, PeterRowan’sFreeMexicanAirforcew/Los Texmaniacsand DustbowlRevival. Visitthefulllineupatwww.redwingroots.com/2020–line–up/.
Sinceitbegan in 2013,Red Wing has emphasized greatmusic,great food and great fun for the entire family in the greatoutdoors.This year,the festivalwillonce again feature musical performances on fivestages,alongwiththeregion’sfinest foodtruckswithoptions for craft beer,cider,and wine. Outdooractivities include akids’climbing wall and play area, organized bike ridesandgroup runs, aswellasmorningyogasessionsbeneath the rock towers at Natural ChimneysPark.
On–site camping has long been an extremely popularaspectofthe festival, with some options already sold out.This year’s Red Wing willfeature a newon–site lodging option on Chimney Ridge:luxuryglampingincanvastentsbySolidGroundShelters, on sale now on the festival’s ticketingpage. Alsonewfor thisyear,theChimneyRidgecamping area will have improved transportationoptionstothefestivalvenues,trailsdowntothepark, and facilities up on the ridge.
Asinrecentyears,festival ticketshavebeensellingquickly.Less than 1,000 three–day tickets are stillavailable.Alimited numberofsingle–day tickets willgo on salethe first of June and likelywill notlastlong.
The Ramkat, a new concert hall and community performance space located in downtown Winston-Salem’s Entertainment District, has announced the lineup for its opening weekend along with an initial lineup of concerts in March and April. Tickets for all announced shows are available now online at http://www.theramkat.com.
The Ramkat is a two-level, 11,670-square-foot entertainment venue located at
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FloydFest 18~Wild is celebrating its 18th anniversary July 25-29, 2018, near Floyd, Virginia, and it’s offering one of the best music roots festival lineups and experiences in the South. But don’t just take my word for it. Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine readers voted FloydFest “Best Festival” and “Best Kid-Friendly Outdoor Destination” in the 2018 Best of the Blue Ridge Competition.
“We are beyond honored, and it fuels our fervor to create the best FloydFest EVER,” festival organizers said in an email.
This year’s amazing lineup includes Foster The People, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Old Crow Medicine Show, Hiss Golden Messenger, ZZ Ward, Greta Van Fleet, The Infamous Stringdusters, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Antibalas, Langhorne Slim, Nikki Lane, The Steel Wheels, Son Little, The Lil Smokies, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, No BS! Brass Band, Devon Gilfillian, Lindsay Lou,Fireside Collective, Govt Mule, Tyler Childers, Leftover Salmon and 2017 FloydFest On-the-Rise Competition winner, South Hill Banks, and runner-up, Dharma Bombs. Learn more here: http://floydfest.com/lineup/
Tickets are available now at www.floydfest.com for five days of music, magic and mountains, featuring outdoor adventure, vibrant and varied vendors, quality brews and chews, healing arts, workshops and whimsy, children’s activities and a lineup featuring more than 100 artists on eight-plus stages.Continue reading →
Building on the success of the inaugural concert event in June, Flow Honda and Phuzz Phest will present the second volume of “Sunset Thursdays,” its free community concert series on Thursday, Aug. 13, at Bailey Park in the Wake Forest Innovation Quarter in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The June event drew more than 600 attendees, according to organizers.