Music Lineup

Dogs In A Pile

Saturday, May 13th at 7:00pm

Merging funk, jazz, and rock and roll with psychedelia, the quintet presents a completely original vibe built on kaleidoscopic soundscapes eerily reminiscent of the days of yesteryear.

Consider The Source

Friday, May 12th at 9:00pm

Sci-fi fusion trio Consider the Source defy easy categorization. If intergalactic energy beings, upon their initiation into an order of whirling dervishes, built a pan-dimensional booty-shaking engine powered by psychedelic math…it would sound like a cut-rate CTS cover band. With their blend of progressive rock and improvisatory jazz, soaked in Indian and Middle Eastern styles, CTS blends disparate elements into an utterly original whole.

Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast

Friday, May 12th at 7:00pm

Known for her soaring vocal performances, Caitlin Krisko and The Broadcast is a powerhouse soul rock band hailing from Asheville, North Carolina. Krisko captivates her audiences, bringing the perfect blend of power and vulnerability throughout her shows.

EarthCry Live

Saturday, May 13th at 9:30pm

EarthCry is Anthony of Papadosio's secondary musical project, serving as an outlet for his more electronic musical ideas, as well as a place to try experimental genre mashing, developmental frequency blending, and odd instrument combinations. Staying true to live roots, an EarthCry show can consist of any combination of live instruments, mixing, slicing, looping, and cutting overtop of arrangements that come out differently every time. All the while, electronic controls are always facing the crowd to encourage a deeper experience of interaction.

The Wright Ave

Friday, May 12th at 11:30pm

This quintet’s sound absolutely oozes on the listener, turning rooms into dance floors almost with the first note. Composed of a rhythm and lead guitar, bass, drums, and an eerie viola, the sound is uniquely their own. Born of their region, The Wright Ave., has a little bit for everyone- relatable imagery in their lyrics, 60s psych rock nodes, funk rhythms, shuffles, Appalachian strings, pounding beats, and well worked harmonies.

The Mantras

Casey &
The Comrades

Kind Thieves

Urban Soil weaves Americana, rock and soul into their explosive live shows and tightly polished albums. They display the uncompromising energy that Urban Soil is consistent in delivering, and likewise exemplifies the band’s skillful-yet–visceral sound. They have the unique talent of transferring the energy of their live shows on to their studio recordings, resulting in an electrifying experience with every listen. Influenced by early roots elements, Urban Soil uniquely fuses those sounds with a fresh take, delivering a blend of raw, nostalgic foundations with a modern and glistening slant. Front-woman Sarah Reinke brings her old-soul vocals to the stage and studio with passionate style. Rounding out her talents on guitar and washboard, Reinke pulls you in instantly. Guitarist and vocalist, Eric Chesson delivers forceful and driving components with every lick, and offers steadfast vocals. Greg Meckley’s skillful violin and mandolin playing blends tight layers and bright sounds that s

SexBruise?

Nick MacDaniels (Big Something) & Ranford Almond

ELECTRIC SOUL PANDEMIC

IMPERIAL BLEND

The Kind Thieves

Some of the things we’ll have:

Lakeside Stage with serious visuals, topped off by lights and lasers
parking with a short walk to the stage
food truck!
camping on three knolls around the lake
Car camping along a tree line
9 hole frisbee golf course, brand new around the lake! First time played by anyone! Will it be you?
Live bands and DJs, we ain’t afraid to cross worlds!
Southern hospitality and kindness, we ain’t afraid of the word ain’t!

A few no go notes:

no dogs, sorry!
no alchohol vendors, BYOB!
absolutely NO SWIMMING (in the future this will be called the Age of Insurance)
No being unkind, disrespectful, or rude. Keep it classy.