Sedona Bluegrass Festival
featuring
Psychograss
WED, Apr 30 |
THR, May 1 |
FRI, May 2 |
SAT, May 3 |
SUN, May 4 |
Morning
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In-school
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Flagstaff |
FESTIVAL |
Afternoon
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In-school
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In-school
In-school |
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12-1pm 1:15-2:15 2:30-3:45 4:00-6pm
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Evening Free
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BBQ |
FREE Burnett Family
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Muskellunge Bluegrass performing Noon - 1:00 pm
Nolan McKelvey (Vocals/Guitar), Aaron Tyler (Mandolin/Vocals), Tim Hogan (Bass/Vocals), and Frank Dedera (Banjo) perform original and traditional bluegrass music.
Brothers Barton performing 1:15 - 2:15 pm
Paul and Loren Barton are the Brothers Barton, a Bakersfield California bluegrass duo. They have toured extensively throughout the US, with Paul favoring the mandolin and Loren the guitar, they perform a repertoire of mostly original music.
Burnett Family Bluegrass performing 2:30 - 3:45 pm
This is family music at it's best with hard driving instrumentals and fine-tuned harmonies. The intricate breaks show a deep understanding about intimate musical detail that skyrocket them from good to outstanding in the field of Bluegrass. After winning the coveted 2004 Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition, the family was hand-selected by the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) for a command performance in Nashville, TN. They were showcased at the 2005 IBMA convention. Burnett Family Bluegrass has proven themselves to be one of the up-and-coming bands on the Bluegrass fast track.
Psychograss performing 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Recent appearances on PBS television, satellite radio, and at big summer music festivals have made Psychograss near-legendary for fans of high-level daredevil bluegrass played without a net. Psychograss has attracted the interest of the "jam band" crowd, even though it is not as danceable as some other groups. But even hard-core bluegrass fans appreciate the band's swift humor, warmth, and mercurial dazzle.