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Yonder Mountain String Band Leftover Salmon Reunion Les Claypool Galactic The Del McCoury Band Soulive Chris Thile & the How to Grow a Band featuring Bryan Sutton, Greg Garrison, Noam Pikelny, and Gabe Witcher Mavis Staples Tea Leaf Green ALO Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk JJ Grey & MOFRO Brian Auger's Oblivion Express Strings For Industry featuring Darol Anger, Tony Furtado, Scott Law, Tye North and Carlton Jackson The Waybacks Hot Buttered Rum Brett Dennen Hot 8 Brass Band The New Mastersounds Bassnectar Bobby Previte's Coalition of the Willing Chicago Afrobeat Project Kan'Nal The Mammals Toubab Krewe Phix Great American Taxi Jake Shimabukuro Tony Furtado Outformation Blue Turtle Seduction Jamie Janover That 1 Guy Po'Girl Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band Ryan Montbleau Band Eddie Roberts' Roughneck Tzol & Tierro: the Kan'Nal Acoustic Duo Lynx 56 Hope Road
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Post by thefussydutchman on Mar 30, 2007 14:20:06 GMT -5
HIGH SIERRA 2007 :: LINEUP ADDITIONS
We're very pleased to announce these new additions to this year's High Sierra Music Festival line-up: trance-fusion electronic quartet The Disco Biscuits (returning to rock the fest with their far-out soaring jams); red-hot, powerful three-guitar-assault southern rockers Drive-By Truckers (in their very first High Sierra appearance); soulful, captivating new-folk guitarist and singer/songwriter Martin Sexton (in his first High Sierra appearance in nearly a decade!); dreamy, alluring indie folk band (and frequent Devendra Banhart collaborator) Vetiver; the gruff, groovy, get-down swamp-funk of Papa Mali; eleven piece, Afro-influenced psychedelic funk ensemble The Budos Band; all-star, spontaneous and audience-engaging super jam collective The Everyone Orchestra; and Reeble Jar, a seven-piece fusion of funk, blues, acid jazz, tribal rhythms and hot breakbeats. Discount tickets are on sale now!
"We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, movie gods, and rock stars. But we wont, and we're slowly learning that fact & we're very, very pissed off......."
Post by goodvedderbest on Mar 30, 2007 15:23:43 GMT -5
Has anyone been to this fest? Really wanting to go, but I'm a bit confused on the late night thing. Sounds like those are extra $$ after the normal ticket. Is this a good chill festival? I see they only have about 10,000 generally, so it'd be much more of a homely feel than Roo's acre's and acre's of Cars and Tents.
Anyone? I had a different thread but really didn't get much of a response.
Post by thefussydutchman on Mar 30, 2007 15:29:58 GMT -5
I've never been but I know there are some free late nights that go to about 130-2 and there are other late nights going on where you need to get tickets to. Most of the bigger name artists that play late night though are the ones you will have to pay extra for. I heard last year the cops were real douchebags but supposedly High Sierra threatened to move the festival if the cops didn't relax.
"We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, movie gods, and rock stars. But we wont, and we're slowly learning that fact & we're very, very pissed off......."
