Hippie Hill continues its music festival series with the upcoming Earth Day Weekend Celebration, held April 18-20 up on the Hill.
Flux Capacitor, which recently won its seventh straight Tri-State Indie Jam Band of the Year award, will be making its third appearance on Hippie Hill for this show; the Pennsylvania band will headline Friday night, April 18.
Coming in from Kansas City, Mo., Brother Bagman will bring its bluesy rock sound to the Hill to headline Saturday, April 19. The pickin’ and grinnin’ continues on Easter Sunday, April 20, with a surprise special guest.
The weekend’s lineup also includes Middle Tennessee artists Sugar Lime Blue, Wheathouse, Anthony Adams, Daphne Culver of the Granny Whites, Coyotes in Boxes and Whyte Noise, as well as Brasstaxx from Weston, W.V., All About Autumn from Salem, Va., and Jerry on the Moon, Double Wide Soul, Soundtrust and Conscious Collective, all from Alabama.
Tickets for this festival are $25 (camping included).
Additionally, Hippie Hill is planning for the 12th annual Afteroo, to be held June 16-21.
This six-day party with an all-star lineup will include legendary rockers Black Oak Arkansas, former keyboardist and songwriter for the Allman Brothers Band Johnny Neel, Strung Like a Horse, Saint Francis, Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band, Spongecake & the Fluff Ramblers, Husky Burnette, and Hippie Hill favorites The Corbitt Brothers.
“There is only one reserved parking spot on Hippie Hill and that is for the Corbitts,” said Hippie Hill music promoter Richard Thornton.
Look for more information on Afteroo and other Hippie Hill productions in coming editions of the Murfreesboro Pulse.
Brother Bagman.
(Top) Flux Capacitor.
Hippie Hill is located at 8627 Burks Hollow Road, Christiana. For more information on the events at Hippie Hill, find Hippie Hill TN on Facebook, or visit hippiehilltn.org.
Friday, April 18
5 p.m. – Coyotes in Boxes
6 p.m. – All About Autumn
7 p.m. – Soundtrust
8:30 p.m. – Flux Capacitor
11 p.m. – Brasstaxx
12 a.m. – Conscious Collective
Saturday, April 19
12 p.m. – Anthony Adams & The Nite Owls
2 p.m. – Jerry on the Moon
4 p.m. – Double Wide Soul
6 p.m. – Wheathouse
8 p.m. – The Stagger Moon Band
9 p.m. – Sugar Lime Blue
11 p.m. – Brother Bagman
1 a.m. – Whyte Noyse
You forgot to add Saint Francis from Athens, GA to the line up for the Afteroo! They are by far one of the best, and most diverse bands on the bill. What happened?
Comment April 5, 2014 @ 11:05 pm