Today, Jam Cruise 6 confirms trip dates and makes its line-up announcement. This year’s annual floating festival will leave Ft. Lauderdale on January 4, 2008 for a 5 day / 5 night music and travel adventure. With over 20 bands and 2000 passengers aboard the MSC Lirica, the luxury cruise liner will make stops in… Continue reading JAM CRUISE 6 SETTING SAIL JANUARY 4-9, 2008
Continuing its tradition as the Northeast’s premier summer music and camping festival, The 12th Annual Gathering of the Vibes taking place August 9th through August 12th at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, CT—is proud to announce additional artists to supplement its already diverse line-up. New additions include former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart with The Mickey… Continue reading Gathering of the Vibes 2007 Coming Soon!
The 2007 Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival will partner with Zephyr Energy, a program of the non-profit Bonneville Environmental Foundation, and New Belgium Brewing Company to offer a Sustainability Symposium, the goal of which is to bring environmental issues into mainstream discussion. This year’s Festival will take place June 7 – 10 at Clinton Lake… Continue reading Wakarusa Kicks Off First Annual Sustainability Symposium
In little more than one month, the grasslands of northeastern Kansas will be filled with the sounds of electric music and fun-loving party goers. While organizers put the finishing touches on the 2007 Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival, set for June 7-10 at Clinton State Park in Lawrence, Kan., music lovers from across the country are… Continue reading Wakarusa 2007: Festival to Feature over 100 Top Acts
“Conformity is nice but it will never tell you twice to live for fun!!!” – Stoops The carnival came to the ultra sold out Bowery Ballroom in New York City for the largest Earth Day celebration. There were fire swallowers, people dressed in costume, and even popular musicians such as Page McConnell lurking through the… Continue reading RAQ Shines at the Green Apple Music Festival
Even the most die hard jam band fan will at one point crave something new and unusual, a step away from the traditional structure of lead guitar solos dragging on for minutes. This doesn’t mean that a fan of such musical structure needs to subject themselves to standardized pop music; it simply suggests that the… Continue reading From Asheville to Africa, Why You Need to Hear Toubab Krewe
I am a writer and performance poet living in New York City. I am also one of the editors of Black Lodge Press – a publishing house working to circulate authors who cross back and forth between poetry, prose and that which extends forward. This blog is a weather tracking system of my search for… Continue reading Emily Crocker's Blog
