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Video: New Album “Death By Stereo: The Trailer” by Umphrey’s McGee

From Amazon.com

“Chicago-based Umphrey’s McGee returns this fall with a new studio album, Death By Stereo, available on 9/13 via ATO Records. Over the past 13 years, the group has built a rabid fan base through endless touring and more than 120 shows a year. They have released 11 albums, nearly every live show for 6+ years and sold more than 1.5 million digital tracks. Death By Stereo is the much-anticipated followup album to their critically-acclaimed 2009 studio release Mantis, which was praised in top outlets like Rolling Stone, The New York Times and The Washington Post. Mantis included a groundbreaking pre-order campaign, which sold over 8000 units in the first week and debuted at #62 on the Billboard chart.”

“Death By Stereo is a hybrid of what makes Umphrey’s McGee so appealing to a wide spectrum of music fans. Filled with a healthy combination of focused, hard-hitting rock songs & head bobbing, groove-driven tracks, the record has something for everybody. The new album features a smattering of road-tested fan favorites as well as some of the slickest, unreleased compositions the band has released to date.”

“Umphrey’s McGee’s constantly evolving sound channels a wide spectrum of influences while still preselVing their distinct voice through crafty songwriting. With a massive repertoire of originals and note-perlect covers, their live shows are like flipping through the presets on your radio dial. Their A.DD. approach to ”progressive improvisation” utilizes a set of Zappa-inspired hand signals allowing them to orchestrate their melodic creations on the fly. ”

Websites & Links: Umphreys.com | Death By Stereo | Death By Stereo (MP3 Download)


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Festival Review ~ The Werk Out Music & Arts Festival 2011

Day 1 ~ Thursday Sept. 8th

Days prior to the Werk Out Music Festival the weather was looking a little worrisome with predictions of scattered thunderstorms everyday. I packed my long-sleeve shirts, multiple pairs of pants, gloves, and a hat to stay warm through the cold nights. However, it was by far the best weather a music festival could every hope for. Sunny skies peered over the festival all three days, and we were all graced with random cloud cover and a gracious breeze. The festival was set on a 100 acre park owned and operated by a descendant of the Historic Shawnee Nation in Ohio.

Originally supposed to open for the festival, Blue Moon Soup, a newer folk bluegrass band, took the stage before Psychedelphia. The band hails from Ohio and recently got together in 2010. They were a younger group of musicians: a fiddler, mandolin player, upright bassist, and guitar and were  full of energy on stage and off. I found that they even enjoy playing their instruments on top of vehicles or simply by a fire. They truly possess the bluegrass spirit.

The first time I feel in love with Psychedelphia was at The 2010 Muncie Springfest Music Festival in Indiana. I was absolutely stoked to see they were traveling back to the Midwest. They have an amazing sound that is full of funk, blues, and psychedelic rhythms that rock your soul. The kinda have the ability to put you in a giddy state. Psychedelphia was a great closer for Thursday with crazy lights and endless jams that kept us dancing all night.

Day 2 ~ Friday Sept. 9th

Friday, I woke to the hot sun beating down on my tent. My friends and I made a shelter with a tarp and two sticks; the best festie approach to obtain the much needed shade. I proceeded to roam through the festival grounds to find the Wuhnurth stage and see how big the grounds stretched. I trailed to the back of the woods and found great views and nice shade from the sun. The Wuhnurth stage was nestled in the far back with tarps and stringing lights around the stage. The Wuhnurth stage had lushes trees and greenery all around; perfect to find your inner chi during yoga in the morning. I headed back to camp to make breakfast and had the company of Oh Kee Pa, a Phish cover band to groove to.

The Folkadelics brought a little Sublime reggae flavor with hip-hop and a little beat-boxing mixed in. The three part vocal harmonies from Sam, Danny, and Gavin brought a lot variety to their songs. The band played gentle melodic songs during their day set. They generally tour the Northeast area and visit Ohio often, so keep your eye out.

Also playing a day set were The Mantras who brought a relaxing mysterious feel to my body. They seemed to have just enough of the “It” factor to get those late risers to the stage. Their jamming rock n’ roll sound kept my mind drifting off into jam heaven.

After the beginning of The Mantras, I traveled to the Wuhnurth Stage to see Catch Curtis, who hail from Muncie, Indiana. It has been quite some time since I experienced one of their shows and was stoked to see them. The band is a four piece with electrifying keys from Ashton Kleemann, amazing six string shredder Matt Parkison, trippi guitar by Josh Lockwood, and the banging drum beats. The band has jazz theory in their background while combining funk and experimental jam to make a fusion frenzy.

The night was started off right with a set from Kyle Hollingworth Band. The set was great and Hollingsworth  even sang a new song that he didn’t even know the lyrics to. He reminded the audience of this when grabbing a setlist make sure to ask because you may actually be taking sheet notes! The festival got a little taste of Hollingworth’s second solo ablum called “Then There’s Now,” which was released mid September.

EOTO, members of String Cheese Incident Jason Hann and Michael Travis, followed their fellow SCI bandmate Kyle Hollingsworth on stage with an electronic dub mix. These masterminds had everyone getting down with some nasty beats. They covered “How Low can You Go,” as well as a Phil Collins song and had the crowd eating out of their hands. Electronic music sure has come a long way.

The host band, The Werks, were blasting lasers in our faces all night on Friday. It was a full show including: rage sticks, acrobatics dangling next to the stage, and fire being shot in the air. The crowd was full of energy and postive vibes. Highlights from the set include battling of percussions between Jason Hann from EOTO and Aaron Armstrong from The Werks. Also, Johnny Neel from the Allman Bros and Norman Dimitrouleas from The Werks jammed together on a single keyboard. A fact I did not know about Johnny Neel is he’s partially blind. While sharing the keyboard Norman would try to guide Johnny during transitions.

Friday night ended with Everyone Orchestra and Matt Butler conducting with his magnificent erase board. This turned out to be one of my favorite summer performances and was by far one of the top sets all weekend. This was a complete improv-set with all the members from String Cheese Incident except Bill Nershi and Keith Moseley, Jamie Janover from Zilla, and the featured band The Werks. Butler encouraged the audience to whisper and scream in unison with the orchestras fat funky bass lines and disco drum kicks. Butler does a great job of making you feel like you’re in the band; the evenings crowd was in full participation.

Day 3 ~ Saturday Sept. 10th

Saturday started with an amazing yoga journey at the Wuhnurth Stage. It was incredibly peaceful with trees blowing in the wind and the sound of nature awakening our souls. There aren’t many better ways to start a day!

The Floorwalkers, reign from Columbus Ohio. They brought a great bluesy rock set to brighten my day before The Twin Cats took the stage. The Floorwalkers are led by the amazing soulful voice of Jonathan Elliott. A man singing reggae tunes that can make you feel like your in a blues bar. Be sure to check them out October 21st at Radio Radio in Indianapolis.

A sound they like to call, Face Funk, The Twin Cats bring face melting funk straight to your core. Combining synth-driven antics, an upbeat sax, and fat bass. These boys hail from Indianapolis and set the bar for the rest of the evening.

The amazing and talented Donna Jean Godchaux Band with Jeff Mattson was truly an honor to see perform. Gorgeous white hair flowed around Donna’s face while rockin’ on stage. Her presence was unmatched as she brought beauty, grace, and a beaming smile. You can tell she was entranced by the atmosphere and happy to take part in such a great music festival. 

Saturday night was filled with Donna Jean Godchaux being able to play with her own band and then joining Dark Star Orchestra. This was exciting to hear her bring back The Jerry Garcia Band tunes she once did vocals for. It was a full Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia experience with DSO. Since this amazing opportunity arose, set times were pushed back and bands played longer than scheduled. It was an astonishing time which is actually hard to put into words. I felt like I was viewing the past with the present staring me in the face.

As sets were pushed back, The Werks played a tremendous set while bringing Donna Jean Godchaux, Jeff Mattson from Dark Star Orchestra, and Johnny Neel on stage. A big thanks was given by Chris Houser to everyone who contributed their hard work and made such a great event take place. In conclusion, everyone who was in attendance for The Werks set. It was as if we were all welcomed home and into their family. It was a great warm feeling you don’t find at larger festivals and something The Werks family obviously takes pride in.
Roevy was still to play one of the late night sets. As the set was starting to begin, the crowd noticed the volume was set lower. Starting to chant “turn it up” and demanding more bass, one of the members from Roevy decided to blare his speaker to emphasize the need for the volume to be turned up. They had a great turn out and the crowd raged even harder due to the volume being so soft.
Eumatik scheduled to play at 2:30 A.M. didn’t get on stage till 4:30 in the morning. I was definitely not going to miss this epic dance party. As Chris Houser has been known to say during every Werks set, “Now is the time to TAKE A STEP BACK.” Ashton Kleemann on keyboards worked wonders and recorded Chris saying this during their set and later sampled Chris saying this which created a mind blowing realization.

Eumatik was by far the best late night set all weekend. A Eumatik set is never the same with improvisational skills in jazz, dub, disco- fever, and trance. This kept many of us raging in full force all night long. The festival could not have ended any better. If you haven’t seen these guys, please check out their opening set for Papadosio, Wednesday October 12 at the Lafayette Theater.

Day 4 ~ Sunday Sept. 11th
After a short rest I woke up Sunday morning packed my home and headed back to Indiana before the rain made a surprise visit. Again, thank you Werk Out for an amazing time and welcoming me into your family! See you next year. 🙂

Written by The Kels Monster

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The Werk Out ~ September 8th-11th, 2011

The Werk Out Music & Art Festival

The Werk Out Music & Art Festival 2011 will be held September 8th-11th at Zane Shawnee Caverns, a beautiful campgrounds located in Bellefontaine, OH, which features underground crystal caverns and a hassle-free environment.

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2011 Announced Artists

2 Nights with The Werks * Dark Star Orchestra performs “The Jerry Garcia Band” with special guest Donna Jean Godchaux * EOTO * Kyle Hollingsworth Band * Donna Jean Godchaux Band with Jeff Mattson * Johnny Neel (from The Allman Brothers Band) * Jamie Janover * Family Groove Company * RoeVy * Twin Cats * Floorwalkers * Fiddleworms * Romeo Champagne * Jones for Revival * Blue Moon Soup * Wheels * Soul Rebels Fletcher’s Grove * the Folkadelics * Glowstik Willy * and more to be announced!

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Festival Details

The Werk Out is and all-ages event and children under 12 are free. Pre-sale 3 Day Passes are $65 and includes free camping & parking. Tickets will be $75 at the gate. Dogs are welcome for an extra fee. Campsite and VIP upgrades are available. For fun go on one of the Cavern tours.

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Websites & Links: TheWerkOutFestival.com | Facebook

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Festivals ~ September 2011

North Coast ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011
Union Park in Chicago, IL

Announced Artists

David Guetta • Bassnectar • Sound Tribe Sector 9 • Wiz Khalifa • Thievery Corporation • Fatboy Slim • Common • Rusko • Gogol Bordello • Benny Benassi • Carl Cox • ATB • Lotus • Of Montreal • Wolfgang Gartner • Major Lazer • Little Dragon • Future Rock • Zed’s Dead • Neon Indian • Big Gigantic • The Budos Band • James • Zabiela • SBTRKT • Paper Diamond • Van Ghost • Hood Internet • Rubblebucket • Orchard Lounge • And More

Websites & Links: NorthCoastFestival.com | Facebook | Twitter

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Head Jamz ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011
Red River Campground & Canoe in Adams, TN

Announced Artists

Keller and the Keels • The New Mastersounds • Donna The Buffalo • Cornmeal • Big Sam’s Funky Nation • Papadosio • The Ragbirds • The Twin Cats • Ultraviolet Hippopotamus • HYRYDER • Captain Midnight Band • Ryan Cavanaugh & No Man’s Land • The Last Straw • The Blow Jays • Old Union • Flea Market Hustlers • Fresh Hops • Jahman Brahman

Websites & Links: HeadJamzFestival.com | Facebook | Twitter

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moe.down ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011
Gelston Castle Estate in Mohawk, NY

Announced Artists

Moe. • Ween • Levon Helm with special guest Bob Weir • Slightly Stoopid • Railroad Earth • Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers • TV On The Radio • The New Mastersounds • Ozomatli • The Ragbirds • Rubblebucket • Gary Clark Jr. • Dangermuffin • Floodwood

Websites & Links: Moe.Down | Facebook

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Electric Zoo ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011
Randall’s Island Park in NYC

Announced Artists

Tiësto • Moby (DJ Set) • David Guetta • Armin van Buuren • Chromeo • MSTRKRAFT • Benny Benassi • Rusko • Tiga • Skrillex • Above & Beyond • Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77 • John Digweed • Afrojack • DJ Snoopadelic • Big Gigantic • Carte Blanche • Excision & Datsik • MiMOSA • And More

Websites & Links: MadeEvent.com/ElectricZoo | Facebook | Twitter

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Fall Hookahville ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011
Legend Valley Concert Venue and Campground in Thornville, OH

Announced Artists

ekoostik hookah • Chris Robinson Brotherhood • Little Feat • Perpetual Groove • Truth & Salvage Co. • Thinner Teed • Rumpke Mountain Boys • John Mullins Band • The Recipe • The Salty Caramels • KrisB Midnight Railroad • Groovestone Fusion • The Howlin’ Moons • Jesse Henry Band • Adam Tarzano

Websites & Links: Hookahville | LegendValley.net 

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Jazz Aspen Snowmass ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011 
Snowmass Town Park in Aspen, CO

Announced Artists

Steely Dan • Girl Talk • Michael Franti & Spearhead • Thievery Corporation • Zac Brown Band • Rodrigo Y Gabriela • Paper Diamond • Porter Robinson • Fitz and the Tantrums • The Congress • And More

Websites & Links: JazzAspen.org | Facebook | Twitter

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Snowy Range ~ Sep 2nd-4th, 2011
Albany County Fairgrounds in Laramie, WY

Announced Artists

George Clinton • Michael Franti & Spearhead • Neville Bros. • Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue • Dana Fuchs • And More

Websites & Links: SnowyRangeMusicFestival.com | Facebook

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Steel Jam ~ Sep 2nd-5th, 2011
SteelStacks Campus in Bethlehem, PA

Announced Artists

Keller Williams • Umphrey’s McGee • Railroad Earth • Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe • Fareed Haque and MathGames • Tea Leaf Green • Ozomatli • Headtronics • Elliot Lipp • Lubriphonic • ALO • And More

Websites & Links: Steel Jam | Facebook

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Bumbershoot ~ Sep 3rd-5th, 2011
Seattle Center in Seattle, Washington

Announced Artists

Ray LaMontagne & the Pariah Dogs • The Presidents of the United States of America • Wiz Khalifa • Broken Social Scene • Daryl Hall & John Oates • Big Boi • The Reverend Horton Heat • Fitz and The Tantrums • Minus the Bear • Mavis Staples • And More

Websites & Links: Bumbershoot.org | Facebook | Twitter | Myspace

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Musicfest NW ~ Sep 7th-11th, 2011
Multiple Venues in Portland, OR

Announced Artists

Band of Horses • Iron and Wine • Explosions In The Sky • MSTRKRFT • Blitzen Trapper • Emancipator • The Hood Internet • And More

Websites & Links: MusicfestNW.com | Facebook | Twitter | Myspace | Flickr

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The Werk Out ~ Sep 8th-11th, 2011
Zane Shawnee Caverns in Bellefontaine, Ohio

Announced Artists

THE WERKS (3 Nights) • Dark Star Orchestra (performs The Jerry Garcia Band w. special guest Donna Jean Godchaux) • EOTO • Kyle Hollingsworth Band • Everyone Orchestra + Michael Kang (feat. members of The String Cheese Incident) • Donna Jean Godchaux Band with Jeff Mattson • The New Mastersounds • Future Rock • Ganga Giri • Johnny Neel (from The Allman Brothers Band) • Jamie Janover (solo set & lecture on Unified Field Theory) • Family Groove Company • The Ragbirds • Ultraviolet Hippopotamus • Rumpke Mountain Boys • RoeVy (late night) • The Twin Cats • Freekbot (Freekbass + DJ Tobotius) • Mike Perkins • The Floorwalkers • The Mantras • Fiddleworms • Jahman Brahman • Psychedelphia Boogie Matrix • Higher Organix • Romeo Champagne • Jones for Revival • Fletcher’s Grove • Headstash • Grown Folks Band • Andy Shaw Band • Magic Jackson • Fresh Hops • Arpetrio • Eumatik • Sweet Earth • Blue Moon Soup • Wheels • The Folkadelics • Broccoli Samurai • Soul Rebels • First Street Heat • Canago • Glostik Willy • Nine False Suns • And More

Websites & Links: TheWerkOutFestival.com | Facebook

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Terrapin Hill Harvest ~ Sep 8th-11th, 2011
Terrapin Hill Farm in Harrodsburg, KY

Announced Artists

Railroad Earth • 7 Walkers • Cornmeal • Greensky Bluegrass • Moon Taxi • Rumpke Mountain Boys • Born Cross Eyed • David Gans • Jon Eric • The 23 String Band • Love Drums • Whiskey Bent Valley • Dry Valley Gamblers • Stonewheel • The Barry Mando Project • You Crazy Digmond • Vessel • GoldenRod • Big Noise • Jaik Willis • The Bloodroots Barter • Velvet Water • Derick Howard

Websites & Links: TerrapinHillFarm.com | Facebook

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Catskill Chill ~ Sep 9th-11th, 2011
Camp Minglewood in Hancock, NY

Announced Artists

Umphrey’s McGee • Conspirator • 7 Walkers featuring Bill Kreutzmann • Dumpstaphunk • JGB with Melvin Seals • Perpetual Groove • BoomBox • John Brown’s Body • Particle • Big Sam’s Funky Nation • Zach Deputy • Pimps of Joytime • Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad • Break Science • The Heavy Pets • Headtronics • DJ Logic • DJ Jazzy Jay • Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds • Roots of Creation • Nutritious • Wyllys and The New York Hustler Ensemble • KRAZ (Eric Krasno DJ Set) • Jimkata • Dopapod • Zoogma • Yarn • On The Spot Trio • Cabinet• Driftwood • Fikus • Dan Collins • Shwizz • Fundimensionals

Websites & Links: CatSkillChill.com | Facebook | Twitter | Myspace
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Shoe Fest ~ Sep 9th-11th, 2011
Stonehouse Park in Earlville, IL

Announced Artists

Great American Taxi • Split Lip Rayfield • Kyle Hollingsworth Band • Family Groove Company • The Henhouse Prowlers • Mr. Blotto • Strange Arrangement • Old Shoe • Chicago Farmer • Ben Miller Band • Barefoot Fred • Zmick • Fresh Hops • Cosmic Railroad • Jaik Willis • Bumpus • Paradise Waits • Thinner Teed • Tangleweed • Soap • Sean Shiel • Herbert Wiser Band • Lake Shore Vibe • The Electric Boogaloo • Genome • Coldwater Mystic • Root Hog • Jack Pines • Bonzo Terks • And More

Websites & Links: Shoe-Fest.com | Facebook

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Doheny Days ~ Sep 10th & 11th, 2011
Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, CA

Announced Artists

Weezer • Ben Haper • Cake • Ziggy Marley • G. Love and Special Sauce • Neon Trees • Donavon Frankenreiter • Katchafire • JJ Grey & Mofro • Common Sense • Black Uhuru

Websites & Links: DohenyDays.com | Facebook | Twitter

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Telluride Blues & Brews ~ Sep 16th-18th, 2011
Telluride Town Park in Telluride, CO

Announced Artists

Willie Nelson • The Flaming Lips • moe. • Big Head Todd and the Monsters • Dweezil Zappa Plays Zappa • 7 Walkers • Robert Cray Band • Anders Osborne • And More

Websites & Links: TellurideBlues.com | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube

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Austin City Limits ~ Sep 16th-18th, 2011
Zilker Park in Austin, TX

Announced Artists

Stevie Wonder • Arcade Fire • Coldplay • Kanye West • My Morning Jacket • Manu Chao La Ventura • Fleet Foxes • Alison Krauss & Union Station • Nas & Damian “Jr Gong” Marley • Cee Lo • Bright Eyes • Cold War Kids • Social Distortion • Empire Of The Sun • Cut Copy • Ray LaMontagne • Santigold • Pretty Lights • TV On The Radio • Skrillex • Big Boi • Randy Newman • Iron & Wine • Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses • Broken Social Scene • Chromeo • Death From Above 1979 • The Airborne Toxic Event • Elbow • Gillian Welch • Fitz and the Tantrums • Delta Spirit • The Walkmen • Foster The People • Smith Westerns • And More

Websites & Links: ACLFestival.com | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter | Myspace

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Blackwater ~ Sep 22nd-24th, 2011
Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL

Announced Artists

The Flaming Lips • STS9 • Girl Talk • EOTO • Ghostland Observatory • Buckethead • Pepper • Perpetual Groove • The Expendables • Zach Deputy • The Movement • Zoogma • Archnemesis • And More

Websites & Links: BlackwaterMusicFestival.com | Facebook

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Tall Tree Lake ~ Sep 23rd & 24th, 2011
Goreville, Illinois

Announced Artists

Leftover Salmon • Conspirator • Greensky Bluegrass • Bluetech • Honey Island Swamp Band • Mansions on the Moon • The Congress • Fresh 2 Death • Mountain Sprout • Spankalicious • Ben Miller Band • Twin Cats • Jaik Willis • Barefoot Fred • Raoul Duke • Thinner Teed • Old Shoe • Herbert Wiser Band • Indigo Sun • Fresh Hops • And More

Websites & Links: TallTreeLakeFestival.com | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Myspace

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POPPED! ~ Sep 23rd & 24th, 2011
FDR Park in Philadelphia, PA

Announced Artists

Pretty Lights • Girl Talk • Foster the People • DJ ?UESTLOVE • The Shins • Cage the Elephant • Panda Bear • The Hold Steady • Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. • Dead Confederate • And More

Websites & Links: PoppedPhiladelphia.org | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube

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Skyy’s Burning ~ Sep 23rd-25th, 2011
Stable Studios in Spencer, IN

Announced Artists

Hyryder • AK1200 • MC Sparkplug • Glostik Willy • Loveless Root • Tonal Caravan • Namaste • Mikial Robertson • The Mundies • Astro Boogie • Howard, Lewis & Lovins • • Electric Jug Band • Emily Poe Project • Tons of DJ’s • And More

Websites & Links: SkyysBurning.com | Facebook

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Earthdance ~ Sep 23rd-25th, 2011
Solano County Fairgrounds in Vallejo, CA

Announced Artists

Ziggy Marley • Ghostland Observatory • Brett Dennen • Balkan Beat Box • Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk • Beats Antique • EOTO • Karsh Kale • Tipper • Mimosa • Emancipator • And More

Websites & Links: EarthdanceLive.com | Myspace
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Life Is Good ~ Sep 24th-25th, 2011
Prowse Farm in Canton, MA

Announced Artists

Ray LaMontagne • The Avett Brothers • Michael Franti and Spearhead • The Levon Helm Band • Brandie Carlile • Robert Randolph and the Family Band • The Hold Steady • Raphael Saadiq • Martin Sexton • Ingrid Michaelson • Maceo Parker • And More

Websites & Links: LifeIsGood.com | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
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Rombello Cruise ~ Sep 29th-Oct 3rd, 2011
Tampa, FL to Cozumel, Mexico

Announced Artists

Slightly Stoopid • Michael Franti and Spearhead • G. Love & Special Sauce • Citizen Cope • Brett Dennen • JJ Grey & Mofro • SOJA • Rhett Miller • Gaelic Storm • Big Gigantic • And More

Websites & Links: Rombello.com | Facebook | Twitter

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The Big Pig ~ Sep 30th-Oct 2nd, 2011
Pisgah Farms in Ripley OH

Announced Artists

Soulive • Lettuce • Break Science • The Macpodz • Skeetones • Perfect Norm • UV Hippo • Josh Eagle and the Harvest City • The Main Squeeze • SixDollarSuit • No Hay Banda • ShotSkias • Freekbot • Magic Jackson • Elemental Groove Theory • And More

Websites & Links: BigPigMusicFestival.com | Facebook

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Hardly Strictly Bluegrass ~ Sep 30th-Oct 2nd, 2011
Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA

Announced Artists

Emmylou Harris • Dark Star Orchestra • The Mother Hips • Punch Brothers featuring Chris Thile • Robert Plant & the Band of Joy • Greensky Bluegrass • Bright Eyes • Gomez • The Blind Boys of Alabama • Bela Fleck • The Del McCoury Band & The Preservation Hall Jazz Band • Moonalice • John Prine •  Broken Social Scene • Buckethead • Hot Buttered Rum • And More

Websites & Links: StrictlyBluegrass.com | Facebook | Twitter

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