Revival Music Festival 2019 was hosted by Useful Jenkins for the first time in Harmony Park history. With an extra tight timeline, Useful Jenkins had less than two months to plan the entire festival, book artists, vendors, live painters, and more, to prepare for the Memorial Day weekend music festival. Despite the incredible time constraints, everything was accomplished with ease by Useful Jenkins and the Northern Sun crew when it came time for Revival Music Festival 2019 on Memorial Day weekend.

From June 14-17, 2019 Ziontific Productions will host their 9th annual Summer Solstice Music Festival. Serving up local and legendary musical acts, a one of a kind Wellness Village, activities for both kids and kids at heart. Located at the beautiful Moses Scout reservation, Ziontific continues to be the premier family oriented music festival of New England.

Three-time Newport Folk Festival performers Spirit Family Reunion will release their new album ‘Ride Free’ August 9, their first album in four years. First single “One Way Ticket” is out today.

The Caverns fall line-up continues to grow with jamgrass bands Greensky Bluegrass on Wednesday, September 25 and The Infamous Stringdusters on Saturday, October 18. Tickets and overnight packages for both shows go on sale to the general public on Friday, June 7 at 10 a.m. CT.

Same Same But Different Festival (SSBD) is excited to unveil the lineup for their second annual music and arts festival happening Sept 20-21, 2019. This two-day event will celebrate the end of summer in a jaw-dropping setting and feature a diverse range of multi-genre musical acts across the festival’s two stages. Headliners Baauer and Beats Antique will be joined by Turkuaz, Exmag, Cofresi, Megan Hamilton, Capyac, Baby Fuzz and many more.

Three-and-one-half years into its tenure, Dead & Company launched its summer 2019 tour on May 31 in the spacious Shoreline Amphitheatre, in the South San Francisco Bay region where The Grateful Dead legacy began more than 50 years ago.

DISPATCH will be performing at Thompson’s Point on Saturday, July 20 with special guest Moon Taxi.  The Portland date is one of only a handful of summer stops for the band in 2019.  The upbeat rock band that’s heralded as one of the biggest independent bands in history, is in the middle of one of their most prolific periods to date. Dispatch released a live record called “Live 18” on May 17th which features 21 live recordings - almost all from last summer, including featured performances from tour mates Nahko And Medicine For The People, Raye Zaragoza and Tim Snider.

With Summer clearly on the horizon, today Greensky Bluegrass announces plans for a nationwide Fall Tour.  Kicking off in Arizona and traversing the entire country, the band will be hitting familiar venues and debuting at some new locations.

With the band’s Camp Greensky Music Festival (www.campgreensky.com) happening this weekend in Northern Michigan, the band has plotted Fall Tour 2019 dates from September and into November including:

Nathan Quick is premiering his new single “Southern Miles” via Glide Magazine. Listen here: https://bit.ly/2XbEPxi. As a song of remembrance to a friend and bandmate of Quick’s, “Southern Miles” is an emotional, yet enthralling journey through the stages of grief. “There is a ghost left in the music,” Quick describes.

Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Marc Cohn and gospel titans Blind Boys of Alabama have announced the August 9th release of Work to Do, via BMG. Produced by John Leventhal, the unique collection combines the songwriting talents of Marc Cohn with the soul-stirring harmonies of Blind Boys of Alabama and falls on the heels of more than a year of live collaborative dates.