2019 Festival Schedule
Thursday, July 25th
Opening Night Performances inside Cozy Cove
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
Outside Tent Jam, all encouraged to participate.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
Friday, July 26th
Main Stage performances from 10am until 9pm
Down-Home Tomahawk Wisconsin Bluegrass: Precise Picking & Harmonious Vocals
Bluegrass to Swing...and Everything In Between
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
1:15pm : Meet & Greet / Question & Answer
Featuring HillBilly Fever
Down-Home Tomahawk Wisconsin Bluegrass: Precise Picking & Harmonious Vocals
Bluegrass to Swing...and Everything In Between
2:15pm : Meet & Greet / Question & Answer
Featuring Kristi Stanley & Running Blind
Blue Highway rolls on with a rich legacy carried on by three powerhouse songwriters and vocalists in Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, and Shawn Lane, whose harmonies soar over the dynamic banjo of Jason Burleson and the tasteful Dobro of Gary Hultman.
Momentum continues to build for the 25 year strong powerhouse band. Blue Highway has earned a collective 28 IBMA Awards, 6 SPBGMA Awards, one Dove Award, plus three Grammy nominations as a band.
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Blue Highway rolls on with a rich legacy carried on by three powerhouse songwriters and vocalists in Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, and Shawn Lane, whose harmonies soar over the dynamic banjo of Jason Burleson and the tasteful Dobro of Gary Hultman.
Momentum continues to build for the 25 year strong powerhouse band. Blue Highway has earned a collective 28 IBMA Awards, 6 SPBGMA Awards, one Dove Award, plus three Grammy nominations as a band.
Cozy Cove performances from 9pm until 2am
Outside Tent Jam, all encouraged to participate.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Blue Highway rolls on with a rich legacy carried on by three powerhouse songwriters and vocalists in Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, and Shawn Lane, whose harmonies soar over the dynamic banjo of Jason Burleson and the tasteful Dobro of Gary Hultman.
Momentum continues to build for the 25 year strong powerhouse band. Blue Highway has earned a collective 28 IBMA Awards, 6 SPBGMA Awards, one Dove Award, plus three Grammy nominations as a band.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
Saturday, July 27th
Main Stage performances from 10am until 9pm
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Truman’s Ridge brings it with all the excitement of the early days of Bluegrass: fast paced, classically attired, and the showmanship behind a single vocal microphone. A bit of Folk, a hint of Jazz , and a touch of Swing: Chicago Style Bluegrass at its finest!
WheelHouse is a nationally touring Americana and bluegrass band hailing from Madison, Wisconsin. As a full-time working band they perform over 220 shows per year and have garnered attention from national labels. Featuring three and four part harmonies, fiddle and guitar leads, and driving rhythm of the upright bass WheelHouse brings an energy and attitude unique to themselves. WheelHouse also owns their own brand of whiskey appropriately named WheelHouse Whiskey, which can be found throughout southwestern Wisconsin.
Blue Highway rolls on with a rich legacy carried on by three powerhouse songwriters and vocalists in Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, and Shawn Lane, whose harmonies soar over the dynamic banjo of Jason Burleson and the tasteful Dobro of Gary Hultman.
Momentum continues to build for the 25 year strong powerhouse band. Blue Highway has earned a collective 28 IBMA Awards, 6 SPBGMA Awards, one Dove Award, plus three Grammy nominations as a band.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
3:30pm : Meet & Greet / Question & Answer
Featuring Blue Highway
Truman’s Ridge brings it with all the excitement of the early days of Bluegrass: fast paced, classically attired, and the showmanship behind a single vocal microphone. A bit of Folk, a hint of Jazz , and a touch of Swing: Chicago Style Bluegrass at its finest!
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
5:15pm : Meet & Greet / Question & Answer
Featuring Truman's Ridge
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
Blue Highway rolls on with a rich legacy carried on by three powerhouse songwriters and vocalists in Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, and Shawn Lane, whose harmonies soar over the dynamic banjo of Jason Burleson and the tasteful Dobro of Gary Hultman.
Momentum continues to build for the 25 year strong powerhouse band. Blue Highway has earned a collective 28 IBMA Awards, 6 SPBGMA Awards, one Dove Award, plus three Grammy nominations as a band.
WheelHouse is a nationally touring Americana and bluegrass band hailing from Madison, Wisconsin. As a full-time working band they perform over 220 shows per year and have garnered attention from national labels. Featuring three and four part harmonies, fiddle and guitar leads, and driving rhythm of the upright bass WheelHouse brings an energy and attitude unique to themselves. WheelHouse also owns their own brand of whiskey appropriately named WheelHouse Whiskey, which can be found throughout southwestern Wisconsin.
Cozy Cove performances from 9pm until 2am
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Outside Tent Jam, all encouraged to participate.
Blue Highway rolls on with a rich legacy carried on by three powerhouse songwriters and vocalists in Tim Stafford, Wayne Taylor, and Shawn Lane, whose harmonies soar over the dynamic banjo of Jason Burleson and the tasteful Dobro of Gary Hultman.
Momentum continues to build for the 25 year strong powerhouse band. Blue Highway has earned a collective 28 IBMA Awards, 6 SPBGMA Awards, one Dove Award, plus three Grammy nominations as a band.
Kristi Stanley has become well known for performing a diverse catalogue of roots music for her audience. She says it’s all about making a connection between them and the music, delighting the fans and brightening their days. Kristi hopes through her music she and her band are able to create emotion and bring back memories of days gone by. Kristi’s shows include a vast array of Americana, Bluegrass, Gospel, Traditional Country and even the occasional Classic Rock song. The people that pay their hard earned money to hear Kristi’s music are extremely close to her heart and she wants to repay their support and kindness by giving her very best each and every show. Her fan base continues to grow nationwide and promoters are always pleased by the number of patrons that come out to see Kristi Stanley & Running Blind.
WheelHouse is a nationally touring Americana and bluegrass band hailing from Madison, Wisconsin. As a full-time working band they perform over 220 shows per year and have garnered attention from national labels. Featuring three and four part harmonies, fiddle and guitar leads, and driving rhythm of the upright bass WheelHouse brings an energy and attitude unique to themselves. WheelHouse also owns their own brand of whiskey appropriately named WheelHouse Whiskey, which can be found throughout southwestern Wisconsin.
Truman’s Ridge brings it with all the excitement of the early days of Bluegrass: fast paced, classically attired, and the showmanship behind a single vocal microphone. A bit of Folk, a hint of Jazz , and a touch of Swing: Chicago Style Bluegrass at its finest!
Hurley Wisconsin's blues, bluegrass, folk-rock pirates. Gypsy influenced with Latin highlighting.
Sunday, July 28th - Gospel Hours
A driving traditional bluegrass band from the hills of North Carolina. Randy, Butch and Mark first started playing music together right after high school in 1979. Years later they met Wes, who lived in the area as well. He added his superb mandolin and fiddle talents to the group. Most recently fiddler extraordinaire, Bob Frankot, has joined the band. Over the years, the guys have shared the stage with Doc Watson, Allison Krause, Tony Rice, Charlie Waller -- just to name a few. HillBilly Fever entertains audiences with their mix of bluegrass, classic country, and gospel selections.
Truman’s Ridge brings it with all the excitement of the early days of Bluegrass: fast paced, classically attired, and the showmanship behind a single vocal microphone. A bit of Folk, a hint of Jazz , and a touch of Swing: Chicago Style Bluegrass at its finest!