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High Sierra Music Festival Initial Lineup Includes The String Cheese Incident, Sturgill Simpson, and Lotus
Lettuce, The Wood Brothers, Antibalas, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, and Over 25 Artists Set to Perform at High Sierra The High Sierra Music Festival has recently announced their initial lineup for the 2018 event taking place in Quincy, California on July 5-8. This year's artist lineup includes: The String Cheese Incident, Sturgill Simpson, Lettuce, The Wood Brothers, The California Honeydrops, Turkuaz, and Lotus. Additional acts: Antibalas, Hippo Campus, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Twiddle, Spafford, Lebo and Friends, The Barr Brothers, Fruition, Skerik Band, Steve Poltz, Jupiter and Okwess, SoDown, Birds of Chicago, Jazz Is Phish, Cris Jacobs, Mt. Joy, Jon
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood Tours with New Bassist
The Soul Revue Stirs it Up at Fools Paradise The Chris Robinson Brotherhood will be heading on tour this year with a new bassist after five years with Mark “Muddy” Dutton. The band shared thoughts on Dutton moving forward. "It has been a great adventure. I wish my brothers a long and beautiful journey, as I leave with pride and fond memories," says Dutton. "I’m looking forward to the rise of The CRB as they continue to bring the old world to the new." Robinson adds: "It's been a great 5 years. We wish Muddy all the best in his future."
David Shaw | Interview
Vocalist for The Revivalists Interview David Shaw - Vocalist in The Revivalists The New Orleans-based rock-funk group known as The Revivalists have been scorching hot with the indie music scene over the past 6 years as a group. Currently the group is on a nationwide tour with stops at a variety of the large scale music festivals. This upcoming July this band will be performing at the All Good Music Festival in Thornville, Ohio at noon on Sunday, July 21. The Revivalists tear apart the small details, and continuously deliver stellar performances one after another. Their All Good