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Published on 2026-11-11
The Ozark Mountain Music Festival returns to the historic mountain town of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, January 14–17, 2027, for four days of bluegrass, Americana, folk, and roots music. Presented by the Basin Park Hotel, the 13th annual festival brings together an eclectic collection of musicians for an intimate winter gathering in the heart of the Ozarks.
Leading the 2027 lineup are Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, Fireside Collective, The Spooklights, and Opal Agafia, with additional performances by Raynes, The Dirty Grass Players, Ponder the Albatross, Charlie Mellinger Band, Dance Monkey Dance, New Old Heartaches, and many more.
Known affectionately as OzMoMu, the festival offers the atmosphere of a summertime roots music gathering in the middle of January, with performances taking place inside historic downtown venues rather than across sprawling outdoor festival grounds.
The 1905 Basin Park Hotel serves as the center of the celebration, bringing musicians and festivalgoers together for multiple stages of live music, spontaneous jams, workshops, and late-night gatherings. Located in downtown Eureka Springs, the hotel is surrounded by the town's restaurants, shops, and nightlife, all within walking distance.
Wisconsin-based progressive bluegrass favorites Horseshoes & Hand Grenades bring their energetic blend of string-band music and Americana to the festival. The group has spent more than a decade building a following through extensive touring, improvisational performances, and appearances alongside artists including Billy Strings, Greensky Bluegrass, and Railroad Earth.
Fireside Collective adds another dose of progressive bluegrass to the weekend, while The Spooklights, Opal Agafia, The Dirty Grass Players, and a broad selection of regional acts help round out a lineup that moves between traditional acoustic music, modern Americana, and more adventurous interpretations of American roots music.
The festival also features John Inghram as artist at large, adding another collaborative element to the weekend's musical offerings.
Beyond the scheduled concerts, OzMoMu offers opportunities for festivalgoers to participate in workshops, music jams, and other activities throughout the weekend. The event's smaller setting encourages interaction between artists and fans, with music extending into the late-night hours.
The festival's four-day all-access pass includes performances at the Basin Park Hotel, the Auditorium, and Chelsea's, providing access to the weekend's scheduled music and late-night shows.
For those looking to escape the winter blues with a weekend of live music, the Ozark Mountain Music Festival offers a chance to experience the distinctive character of Eureka Springs while enjoying a diverse gathering of roots musicians.
Tickets and additional festival information are available at OzarkMountainMusicFestival.com.
January 14–17, 2027
Downtown Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Presented by Basin Park Hotel
FEATURED ARTISTS
Horseshoes & Hand Grenades
Fireside Collective
The Spooklights
Opal Agafia
Raynes
The Dirty Grass Players
Ponder the Albatross
Charlie Mellinger Band
Dance Monkey Dance
New Old Heartaches
ADDITIONAL ARTISTS
Amos Stouten
Carolina Mendoza
Chyna Cat
Cigar Box Scott
Crazy Folker
Dale Kellison
Dale Stokes
Drifters Mile
Haymakers
Humbletown
Jacob Furr
Keith Szymanowitz
Mama Said String Band
March to August
Rachel & Griffin
Smol Magol
Steve Jones
The Kink
The Mountain Gypsies
The Steppers
ARTIST AT LARGE
John Inghram
FESTIVAL INFORMATION
January 14–17, 2027
Basin Park Hotel
12 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Four-Day All-Access Pass: $230
Includes festival performances at Basin Park Hotel, the Auditorium, and Chelsea's Bar.
Tickets and Passes
Festival Lineup and Schedule
Lodging Information
Official Festival Website
