"The KahBang Music-Art-Film Festival is not just another annual arts festival; it is a brand. A brand built on discovering the next big thing."—Description by festival
"We regret to announce that there will be no Karfluki Fest in 2010. Due to the current financial climate we have put our event on hold for the time being. We hope to return with a rollicking Karfluki Fest again in the not too distant future. Thank you for all your support."—Description by festival
In memory of the late California singer-songwriter, a wonderfully mellow folk/Americana festival under the black oaks and alongside a swimming creek. The Music Bowl main stage is a lovely venue, plus a second stage and workshop tent. Arrive early to get prime creekside camping. Otherwise, the field is fine if you bring a shade structure. The artist lineup is always well chosen, with a cast of semi-regulars. Highly recommended.
"Each year KCRW partners with the LA Phil in presenting KCRW's World Festival at the Hollywood Bowl. Festival highlights include performances from Femi Kuti, Ray LaMontagne, Toots & The Maytals, Adele, Grace Jones, and Malkit Singh, plus many more. KCRW personalities Garth Trinidad, Anne Litt, Jeremy Sole, Jason Bentley, Henry Rollins and Tom Schnabel will serve as hosts for these captivating concerts."—Description by festival
"Eye Dawg Productions is excited to bring you the second installment of the Keel Family Function, April 2-3 2010! We have brought together a diverse lineup ranging from bluegrass, old-time, singer/songwriter and blues to funk, electronica/live jam and DJ for the late night! We are excited about working with Tree Power/Tree Leaf Music & Tree Sound Studios to provide wind/solar powered stages again, too!"—Description by festival
"The 42nd Kent State Folk Festival brings together legendary, internationally recognized and up-and-coming artists that represent the broad spectrum of contemporary folk music. The Kent Stage in historic downtown Kent—recognized as one of the region's leading venues for folk, traditional and acoustic music—will be the central hub for concerts that include main stage concerts and Folk Alley ‘Round Town, a day of free performances in 35+ venues throughout the city. "—Description by festival
"The Kentucky State Fair defines the Bluegrass State like no other event! This unique festival is 11 consecutive 16-hour days of non-stop excitement for the entire family — and you're invited to be a part of it!"—Description by festival
"Running 18 consecutive days and nights each May and June, Kerrville is offers music of many styles including traditional folk, bluegrass, acoustic rock, blues, country, jazz, and Americana. The common thread is songwriting. It's a 24-hour a day treat for musicians and music enthusiasts alike. Besides the live music, there are educational workshops and seminars, activities for children, hill country bike rides, canoe trips on the Guadalupe River, Sunday Folk Song Services, and the annual New Folk Competition and concerts for emerging songwriters."—Description by festival