All Good Festival Adds Grace Potter & Keller + The Keels, Announces Late Night Bands
 All Good 2009 by Pusey |
The 14th annual All Good Festival has announced the addition of two additional artists to the already packed lineup as well as the groups performing late night at the event. The festival introduces the debut of ‘Moonshine Breakfast‘ with Keller Williams & The Keels, offering the classic mountaintop breakfast of moonshine and bluegrass taking place one morning of the event. Additionally, Grace Potter and The Nocturnals return to the mountain for the first time since 2008. The performers taking on the coveted late night slot include Lotus, Yonder Mountain String Band, Garage A Trois, The New Deal and Bassnectar.
For the first time ever the All Good Festival will be offering a Four Day Pass. In addition to three days of music in the main concert area, this will include admission to the Thursday Throw-down on the Grassroots stage July 8 with Dark Star Orchestra, The New Deal, Fort Knox Five and more, plus an extra night of camping. All tickets are on sale now through http://allgood.musictoday.com or charge by phone by at 1-800-594-TIXX. The Advanced 4-Day Passes (Thursday-Monday) are going fast and are currently available for $169, $55 off of the gate price.
Confirmed 2010 All Good Music Festival Artists:
FURTHUR featuring PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR
Widespread Panic
Umphrey’s McGee
Yonder Mountain String Band
Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi Band
Old Crow Medicine Show
Dark Star Orchestra
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
Keller Williams & the Added Bonus
Bassnectar
Femi Kuti & the Positive Force
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals
Lotus
SOJA
Tea Leaf Green
Railroad Earth
Dr. Dog
Rebelution
The New Deal
The Bridge
Keller & The Keels
Perpetual Groove
Garage A Trois
Everyone Orchestra
Cornmeal
The New Mastersounds
The Travelin’ McCourys
Fort Knox Five
Donna Jean Godchaux Band w Jeff Mattson
The Heavy Pets
Papadosio
Dr. Didg
Lee Boys
The Macpodz
The Pimps of Joytime
For more on All Good see our 2009 review here.
Dr. Dog by Josh Miller