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August 2 - 3
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The Four Lakes Traditional Music Collective is happy to announce the line-up for the 11rh Annual Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival.
Eric Lewis and Rory Hoffman Bluegrass, western swing
Jack Klatt & the Cat Swingers Western swing
The Tillers Old timey, roots
The Awful Purdies (Bloody Mary Set) Bluegrass, folk
Dave Landau Kids music
Loves It! Americana
Lil’ Rev Uke
Drunken Catfish Ramblers Jug, rag
Blind Boy Paxton Acoustic blues
Bradford Lee Folk & the BG Playboys Bluegrass
Dom Flemons Duo Blues, old timey
We will be posting introductions to the bands over the coming weeks.
The line-up for this year’s fest is taking shape. Have any of your favorite bands announced that they are coming?
The Four Lakes Traditional Music Collective is proud to sponsor and take part in, The 2nd Annual Spring String Gathering!
Hosted at the Clarion Convention Center in Baraboo, WI, The fest will feature impromptu jamming, showcases and workshops, and will coincide with an evening concert at the historic Al Ringling Theater.
The String Gathering is an indoor, Bluegrass and Old-time music jam-festival, in Baraboo, WI. The fest provides an opportunity for Bluegrass and Old-Time musicians all across Wisconsin, it’s bordering states and beyond, to come together and celebrate their common love of music, and shake off the long Midwestern winter.
For 2014, the host bands are Art Stevenson & High Water (bluegrass) and White Mule (old-time). Both bands will be leading workshops at the hotel, as well as jamming throughout the night. They will also be performing a special concert Saturday night at the Al Ringling Theater, in downtown Baraboo.
New in 2014, the Gathering doubles down! They’ve added a day to the fest… twice the jams; twice the fun. And there will be an old-time contra dance Friday night, featuring host band, White Mule (and very likely Chirps Smith), with caller Dot Kent. All are welcome at the dance; you don’t need a partner or experience. Just show up ready to have fun.
For more information, see their website at www.stringgathering.org