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  • The Great South Bay Music Festival Returns for its 12th Year

    The Great South Bay Music Festival is Back for it’s 12th Year at Shorefront Park in Patchogue, NY from July 12-15 with sixty-five performers on four stages over four days.

    Known for being Long Island’s longest-running and largest four-day music festival, The Great South Bay Music Festival has grown considerably from it’s first outing in 2007, when they presented 20 artists over three days, and their major headliners were Richie Havens and Foghat. The Great South Bay Music Festival definitely makes a mark of it’s own in the festival world by taking into account four completely different genres with a different tactic than most festivals use.

    This tactic is covering several genres by splitting up genres by days. Thursday is covering the indie scene with popular headliners the Front Bottoms, Thrice, the Get Up Kids, and Long Island’s Envy On The Coast. Friday covers the Rock-Reggae-Ska Party scene on the bay, with headliner Sublime with Rome, plus the Dirty Heads & Less Than Jake. Saturday covers a “Jam Day” vibe with headliners Umphrey’s McGee, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong. Papadosio, JGB featuring Jerry Garcia Band alum Melvin Seals, Infamous Stringdusters: Andy Falco & Friends with special guests: Alwyn Robinson of Leftover Salmon, and Andrew Altman of Railroad Earth.

    Sunday will consist of it’s annual Morning Children’s Concert, Great South Bay is bringing back Disney’s Imagination Movers and then the festival closes with a historic lineup, as they present guitarist, singer-songwriter, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Co-Founder of the Allman Brothers, Dickey Betts and His Band in his only New York Festival appearance. Supporting and returning for their third visit is Electric Hot Tuna, plus the legendary Little Feat, and the Devon Allman Project, featuring Duane Betts.

    The fest features three different craft beer tents, a wine garden, an artisan and craft market, and food court offering a diverse gourmet menu. Ticket price includes all concerts and entertainment. Food & beverages not included. Children ten and under are free, except for the Imagination Movers concert. For a full schedule and other info visit The Great South Bay Music Festival’s website.

    Drawing of The Great South Bay Music Festival courtesy of their website.

    Festival Door times:
    Thursday, July 12 – Doors are at 3:00 p.m., till 10:00 p.m.
    Friday, July 13 – Doors are at 3:00 p.m., till 11pm,
    Saturday the 14 – Doors are at 1:00 p.m, till 11PM,
    Sunday the 15 – 11:00 a.m. doors for Imagination Movers Kids Concert
    Sunday Regular Fest Ticket holders – 1:30 p.m. Doors till 10:00 p.m.

  • An all-star Everyone Orchestra lineup hits Putnam Place on May 3

    Everyone Orchestra is all-star pure improvisation. With conductor Matt Butler leading a rotating cast of big name musicians, these shows thrive on in-the-moment improvisations, twists and turns that can only be found among talented collaborators. On May 3, Butler brings together an all-star cast for the next Upstate New York installment of Everyone Orchestra.

    All-Star Everyone Orchestra

    Featuring John Kadlecik (Furthur), Michael Travis (The String Cheese Incident), Al Schnier (Moe.), Andrew Altman (Railroad Earth), Sam Brouse (Papadosio), Shannon Lynch (Conehead Buddha) and Shaun Bazylewicz (Conehead Buddha), you’ll be on your toes all night dancing and seeing what comes next out of this musical mashup of individual artists who know a thing or two about improv.

    Tickets are only $20 in advance and 25 day of show. The show is 18+ with a $5 surcharge for those under 21. More info on the show can be found here.

    Musicians Describe Everyone Orchestra from Peter Hwosch on Vimeo.

  • Camp Bisco 16 Announces Lineup

    Camp Bisco returns for year 16.

    The music festival hosted by the Disco Biscuits takes place once again on Montage Mountain on Thursday, July 12 to Saturday, July 14, in Scranton, Pa.

    Marc Brownstein, Biscuits bassist posted on Facebook: “Back to the mountain with an amazing lineup!!”

    It will be the festival’s fourth consecutive year at Montage Mountain — which includes a waterpark and camping grounds for festivalgoers.

    The Disco Biscuits headline the three-day event, and the festival continues to book the biggest names in EDM and jamtronica.

    Headbangers and bassheads can rejoice there will be no shortage of bass at this year’s event.

    Bisco staples such as Bassnectar, Tipper, Lotus and STS9 return to headline once again. Excision and Illenium will also headline along with Bonobo, which will include a live band.

    More bands included are: 12th Planet; Anna Lunde; Big Wild; Boogie T; Buku; Desert Dwellers; DJ Jazzy Jeff; The Floozies (ft. the Terminus Horns); The Funk Hunters; G Jones; Ghostface Killah; Jai Wolf; Lettuce; Liquid Stranger; Mija (back to back) Billy Kenny; Oliver Tree; Papadosio; Quinn XCII; Space Jesus X2 (including a special downtempo set); Snails; Sunsquabi; Tauk; Zion I x Lespecial.

    Also making the trip to Montage Mountain will be: Agent Zero; Bass Physics; Bluetech; Cofresi; Ducky; Flamingosis; Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad; The Hip Abduction; Horizon Wireless; Kidswaste; Kung Fu; Let’s Danza!; Magic Beans; Naughty Professor; Orchard Lounge; Probcause; Space Bacon; Squinto; Yheti and Zeke Beats.

    For more information and tickets for Camp Bisco 16, visit campbisco.com

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