"The L.A. Acoustic Music Festival, featuring a world-class lineup of artists, makes its debut over the weekend of June 6–7, 2009 on the beautiful Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, Calif. The two-day celebration of acoustic music — which takes place during the Pier’s 100th Anniversary year —benefits the California Acoustic Music Project (CAMP)."—Description by festival
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"This world-class Festival, now in its eighth year, brings music at its most exciting---up close and personal---to the charming seaside community of Laguna Beach. The Festival is a project of Laguna Beach Live! and the Philharmonic Society of Orange County. In 2010, through workshops, seminars and performances, we explore the impact of music in film. The unique centerpiece of the Festival is new, commissioned music for the exclusively edited version of the “The Living Sea” by Greg MacGillivray, a two-time Academy-award nominated American IMAX director and cinematographer."—Description by festival
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"LEAF introduces you to culturally relevant entertaining acts from around the world that connect you to their community and set an inspiring soundtrack for the LEAF weekend. It is set apart from other festivals by the resplendent beauty of its location, dedication to community outreach, and bringing together family and friends all generations. In addition to its diverse roots musical lineup, LEAF offers Healing Arts Workshops such as Yoga & Tai Chi, Folk Art, Juried Handcrafts, a National $1000 Poetry SLAM, Camping, an adventurous Zipline, Canoes, Kayaks, and Swimming, Talent Contest, Fiddle Contest, Mountain Drum Circles, over 30 Performers & Wacky Games in the Kids Village including Kids Bedtime Stories, Jam Sessions, Gourmet Food and more!"—Description by festival
"LEAF introduces you to culturally relevant entertaining acts from around the world that connect you to their community and set an inspiring soundtrack for the LEAF weekend. It is set apart from other festivals by the resplendent beauty of its location, dedication to community outreach, and bringing together family and friends all generations. In addition to its diverse roots musical lineup, LEAF offers Healing Arts Workshops such as Yoga & Tai Chi, Folk Art, Juried Handcrafts, a National $1000 Poetry SLAM, Camping, an adventurous Zipline, Canoes, Kayaks, and Swimming, Talent Contest, Fiddle Contest, Mountain Drum Circles, over 30 Performers & Wacky Games in the Kids Village including Kids Bedtime Stories, Jam Sessions, Gourmet Food and more!"—Description by festival
"2009 marks the 27th consecutive season of the Lake Tahoe Music Festival. Founded in 1982 by Edgar Braun, conductor of the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, the Festival has grown in scope yearly with the dedication and involvement of many local residents and businesses. With its scenic venues, over 12,000 expected attendees and the diverse programming of our concert season, the Lake Tahoe Music Festival remains the largest summer cultural event benefiting our local communities and a major attraction throughout the West."—Description by festival
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Status: Defunct The 2009 festival was canceled and there are no known plans to revive the event.
Florida's first-in-the-season mega rock fest moves to Miami's downtown Bicentennial Park for its seventh running, after a one-year experiment in the Everglades that was marred by logistical problems and five earlier shows in suburban Sunrise. The festival's music lineup is comparable to events like Coachella and Lollapalooza, with a mix of big-name and up-and-coming acts in alternative rock, jam rock, and related categories.