Hampton Phish 2009 Tickets

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Rothbury Music Festival :: 07.02.09 :: Rothbury, MI

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Davy Knowles

Quannum Allstars

Future Rock

Cold War Kids

Keller Williams & Friends

The Disco Biscuits

The Disco Biscuits

The Disco Biscuits

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High Sierra Music Festival :: 07.02.09 :: Quincy, CA

The 2009 High Sierra Music Festival is underway and we’ve got daily updates from the mountains.

Kayceman’s Top 3 From Thursday

1. Dr. Dog - Late night melter set, could be hard to beat this weekend.

2. Everest - Building slow, methodical blow out jams that would explode with emotion, this was a very impressive sundown set.

3. Big Light - Local boys do good and kick off the main stage in style, big rocking set by these young up and comers.

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Fred Torphy - Big Light

The Gadiels

Marco Benevento

Dan Lebowitz - ALO

John Butler

Dr. Dog

Josh Clark - Tea Leaf Green

Umphrey’s McGee

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SUBLIME CELEBRATED AT ONE-DAY NEW JERSEY GATHERING

With each passing year, the annual Garden Grove Festival continues to grow in size and scope. Hosted by touring powerhouse Badfish: A Tribute To Sublime, the fourth annual installment will be held Saturday, July 25, returning to the 2500+ capacity Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park, New Jersey for the second straight year. . In addition to Badfish, other bands confirmed to perform are Scotty Don’t (the original alter ego of Badfish), Full Service, Good Question, Barry and The Penetrators, Ballyhoo!, Flights Kool, Almost There, Entelechy and The Ice Picks. The all-ages show will begin at 4 pm and tickets are $20 advance/ $25 day of show.

The first Garden Grove Festival took place in the summer of 2006 at the Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts, and with it was born the idea of an all day annual event to celebrate the music and spirit of Sublime, with Badfish and some of their favorite bands, many of whom were inspired by Sublime. With nearly 1800 people in attendance that first year, Badfish expanded the festival in its second year by moving it to the 3000-capacity outdoor amphitheater Indian Ranch in nearby Webster, MA. It was an all-day, two-stage event featuring Badfish and other bands such as Zox, Scotty Don’t, Stealing Jane, Baldi and Suburban Graffiti. Last year, the festival was moved to the Stone Pony, and drew almost 2000 fans. This year, the capacity has been raised from 2100 to 2500, with the tradition of music on two stages lasting long into the night continuing.