Walther Productions and the All Good Music Festival are proud to become the largest event to pledge support to HeadCount by donating $.50 from every ticket sold to support the organization's "Cents for Sense" campaign.  The partnership serves to introduce this new campaign set to be a significant industry-wide program to fund HeadCount's voter registration efforts at over 1,000 concerts and festivals nationwide before the 2008 election.

HeadCount (www.headcount.org) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that registers voters at live music shows, educates citizens on the importance of voting and helps train the activists of tomorrow.  Since its 2004 inception, the organization has registered over 60,000 voters, more than any other volunteer-run organization in the United States.  The All Good Music Festival is delighted to do its part in supporting HeadCount reaching its goal to register 200,000 new voters in 2008; and Walther Productions encourages other festivals, artists and music industry organizations to do the same.

The All Good Music Festival also includes performances from artists affiliated with HeadCount, including Phil Lesh & Friends, Gov't Mule, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Keller Williams & the WMD'S, Derek Trucks, Medeski, Martin & Wood, and Tea Leaf Green.  Additional artists confirmed at this year's All Good Festival include Widespread Panic, Railroad Earth, The Bridge, Hot Buttered Rum, RAQ, Bonerama, Pnuma Trio, The Wood Brothers, Bassnectar, Outformation, Telepath, deSol, Basshound and many more still to be announced.

Held July 11-13 on Marvin's Mountaintop in Masontown, WV, the All Good Music Festival is the mid-Atlantic's largest live music and camping event, attracting over 18,000 fans from across the nation. The 1st tier of Early Bird tickets for All Good 2008 have sold out, leaving 2nd tier passes available for $119, over $45 off the gate price.

These 2nd tier Early Bird tickets are limited and only available while supplies last through http://allgood.musictoday.com or charge by phone at 1-800-594-TIXX.

Greensky Bluegrass, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad, Rubblebucket, and The Brew are the next round of artists added to the 14^th annual All Good Festival held July 8 – 11 at Marvin’s Mountaintop in Masontown, WV. These groups will perform the Grassroots Stage, which hosts music in the campgrounds before the main concert area opens on Friday and Saturday of the festival. Additionally, the Festival will be announcing some surprise collaborations and activities for the Grassroots Stage in the coming weeks.

Additionally, the event is almost sold out of the VIP packages called ‘Even Better’ that allow access to the ‘top of the hill’ skybox, early festival access, golf cart shuttles, discounted drinks, plus premium camping sites and restrooms and more.

Complete festival information and tickets are available at www.allgoodfestival.com.

The entire All Good Festival lineup includes:

FURTHUR featuring PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR

Widespread Panic

Umphrey's McGee

Yonder Mountain String Band

Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi Band

Old Crow Medicine Show

Dark Star Orchestra

George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic

Keller Williams & the Added Bonus

Bassnectar

Femi Kuti & the Positive Force

Lotus

SOJA

Tea Leaf Green

Railroad Earth

Dr. Dog

Rebelution

The New Deal

The Bridge

Perpetual Groove

Garage a Trois

Everyone Orchestra

Cornmeal

The New Mastersounds

The Travelin’ McCourys

Fort Knox Five

Donna Jean Godchaux Band w Jeff Mattson

The Heavy Pets

Papadosio

Dr. Didg

Lee Boys

The Macpodz

The Pimps of Joytime

The All Good Music Festival is pleased to announce its 15th annual event to be held July 14-17, 2011 on Marvin’s Mountaintop near Masontown, WV.  As the Mid-Atlantic’s longest running music & camping event, this summer’s annual musical oasis saw the festival attracting record crowds, bringing in fans from every state in the country and internationally.

Along with announcing next year’s dates, the All Good Festival is asking its fans who they’d like to see perform on Marvin’s Mountaintop in 2011.  Fans who share their wish list on the All Good Festival’s Facebook page will also be entered into a drawing to win a pair of festival tickets for next year’s event.  Interested fans can have their vote and voice be heard via this online form.

Veteran All Good attendees have witnessed an eclectic mix of some of the world’s finest live performers and 2011 promises to be no different.  Past performers have included Furthur (Phil Lesh & Bob Weir), Widespread Panic, Ben Harper and Relentless 7, The Flaming Lips, Trey Anastasio Band, Phil Lesh & Friends, moe., Les Claypool, Gov’t Mule, Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, Femi Kuti & the Positive Force, Umphrey’s McGee, George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, Dark Star Orchestra, Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Keller Williams, Medeski, Martin & Wood, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Old Crow Medicine Show, STS9, Bassnectar, Yonder Mountain String Band and many others.

“For many, traveling thousands of miles to take part in this experience is the highlight of their summer and a yearly tradition. It's a perfect combination of great music, beautiful scenery, crisp mountain air and a friendly, laid back vibe.” – MTV Newsroom, 2010

“…a weekend of great music and great friends that always seems to go out with a bang!" CNN, 2009

Highlighted in SPIN, 2008 as one of “Standout Summer Festivals”

“All Good is the best fest for jamheads...” ROLLING STONE, 2007 as one of the “Best Summer Fests”

Everything a live music fan could ever hope for converges this July 14-17 at the 15th Annual All Good Music Festival and Campout on Marvin's Mountaintop in Masontown, WV. The initial list of artists confirmed for this year's All Good Festival include:

FURTHUR featuring PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR
Primus
Pretty Lights
moe.
Umphrey's McGee
John Butler Trio
Yonder Mountain String Band
Keller Williams
Galactic
Toots and the Maytals
JJ Grey & Mofro
The Infamous Stringdusters
Papadosio
Toubab Krewe
Big Gigantic
Hot Buttered Rum
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
Everyone Orchestra
Orgone
plus dozens more artists still to be announced
Tickets available now at www.allgoodfestival.com
With so many guaranteed unforgettable performances, attendees are spared from missing out on even a single song thanks to the All Good Festival's unique model of no overlapping sets.  Two side-by-side stages host over 40 hours of music from a wide array of genres including the best of rock, bluegrass, electronic, jam, reggae, funk, and more.

Former Grateful Dead members Phil Lesh & Bob Weir and their band Furthur continue their musical adventure with a return to the All Good Festival as they push the musical envelope with jaw-dropping improvisations and loving renditions of Dead classics.

With a record sold out crowd in 2010, patrons and media hailed the event. MTV noted the All Good Festival's "perfect combination of great music, beautiful scenery, crisp mountain air and a friendly, laid back vibe" while the Pittsburgh City Paper called it "the best one yet."

Taking place atop Marvin's Mountaintop, with over 650 acres of privately owned land, the All Good Festival offers picturesque rolling hills with a panoramic view of the surrounding Allegheny Mountains. Great camping is located throughout the mountaintop and on-site provisions include kids area, family camping, drum circles, food & craft vendors, quality microbrews, RV sections, ATMs, regularly serviced porta-johns, water stations, first aid medical unit, shower house and designated bonfire areas.

For the discerning festival-goer the All Good Festival offers the 'Even Better VIP' package. This elite festival option includes exclusive viewing and camping areas with premium site-lines, Thursday admission, private air-conditioned bathrooms, private showers, premium camping overlooking the Main Stage, Fest-taxi shuttles, exclusive All Good merchandise and much more.

A limited amount of Early Bird tickets are available now until they sell out at http://allgood.missiontix.com or charge by phone at 800-760-9008, at that time, ticket prices increase to Level 1 pricing. All Good Festival 2011 ticket prices are as follows:

Early Bird 3-Day Passes (Friday-Monday) available for $139, $60 off the gate price
Early Bird 4-Day Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $159, $70 off the gate price
Even Better VIP Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $420, $80 off the gate price

Once again, the All Good Festival and Conscious Alliance will be staging their annual 'Art That Feeds' Food Drive in 2011.  All food donations will benefit a local area food bank in Preston County, West Virginia. All patrons who donate 10 non-perishable food items will receive a complimentary limited-edition All Good Festival poster created by a very special artist.

Held this July 14-17 at Marvin’s Mountaintop in Masontown, WV, the 15th Annual All Good Music Festival announces the addition of six new artists performing the event:

Warren Haynes Band
SOJA
Greensky Bluegrass
That 1 Guy
These United States
All Mighty Senators

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The complete list of artists confirmed and already announced for this year’s All God Festival include:

FURTHUR featuring PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR
Primus
Pretty Lights
moe.
Umphrey’s McGee
STS9
John Butler Trio
Dark Star Orchestra
Yonder Mountain String Band
Keller Williams
Galactic
Toots and the Maytals
JJ Grey & Mofro
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
The Bridge
Big Gigantic
Donna the Buffalo
The Infamous Stringdusters
Beats Antique
Papadosio
Toubab Krewe
Hot Buttered Rum
Marco Benevento
Zach Deputy
The Werks
Everyone Orchestra
J Roddy Ralston & The Business
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
Dana Fuchs
Orgone
The Rex Jam Hosted by Matt Butler & Everyone Orchestra

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With so many guaranteed unforgettable performances, attendees are spared from missing out on even a single song thanks to the All Good Festival’s unique model of no overlapping sets.  Two side-by-side stages host over 40 hours of music from a wide array of genres including the best of rock, bluegrass, electronic, jam, reggae, funk, and more.

With a record sold out crowd in 2010, patrons and media hailed the event. MTV noted the All Good Festival’s “perfect combination of great music, beautiful scenery, crisp mountain air and a friendly, laid back vibe” while the Pittsburgh City Paper called it “the best one yet.”

Taking place atop Marvin's Mountaintop, with over 650 acres of privately owned land, the All Good Festival offers picturesque rolling hills with a panoramic view of the surrounding Allegheny Mountains. Great camping is located throughout the mountaintop and on-site provisions include kids area, family camping, drum circles, food & craft vendors, quality microbrews, RV sections, ATMs, regularly serviced porta-johns, water stations, first aid medical unit, shower house and designated bonfire areas.

For the discerning festival-goer the All Good Festival offers the ‘Even Better VIP’ package. This elite festival option includes exclusive viewing and camping areas with premium site-lines, Thursday admission, private air-conditioned bathrooms, private showers, premium camping overlooking the Main Stage, Fest-taxi shuttles, exclusive All Good merchandise and much more.

A limited amount of Advance Tier 1 tickets are available now until they sell out at http://allgood.missiontix.com or charge by phone at 800-760-9008, at that time, ticket prices increase to Level 1 pricing. All Good Festival 2011 ticket prices are as follows:

Advance  Tier 1 3-Day Passes (Friday-Monday) available for $159, $40 off the gate price
Advance  Tier 1 4-Day Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $189, $50 off the gate price
Advance  Tier 2 Even Better VIP Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $480

Celebrating its 15th year, and its 10th year in Preston County, WV, the All Good Music Festival is proud to announce a fundraiser for the Masontown Volunteer Fire Department.  While the festival brings excitement and revenue, not to mention great music, to the county, the county in turn supports the thousands of fans with essential and life-protecting services. Now, All Good presents this benefit fundraiser in gratitude to the brave men and women who have served as unpaid first responders to any emergency.

The May 13 event will be held at the Purple Cow Lounge in Morgantown and features up and coming bands, Fletcher’s Grove from Charleston, and Morgantown-based group, The Greens. Not only are 100% of the ticket sales revenues raised going to the Fire Department, the All Good Festival will match the amount raised, dollar for dollar.

All Good Festival organizer Tim Walther notes “We appreciate the thankless efforts and support of the men and women of the Masontown Volunteer Fire Department throughout the years and are delighted to present this fundraiser to benefit what they do best. We hope that the money we raise will assist the MVFD in serving their community to the best of their ability.”

The festival is held at Marvin’s Mountaintop the weekend of July 14-17 and features over 40 bands performing over 40 hours of music with such national acts as Furthur featuring Phil Lesh & Bob Weir, Primus, moe., Umphrey’s McGee, John Butler Trio, STS9 and dozens more. The festival hosted a record breaking attendance in 2010, and the event is one of the highlights of West Virginia’s tourism industry by selling tickets in all 50 states as well as a half dozen other countries.

“We appreciate the patience and support that we have received from the residents of Masontown throughout the years, and we are glad that we can give something back that will benefit the community,” Tim Walther.

From bars to barn parties, Fletcher’s Grove has been making its way into the music scene ever since 2006.  With their eclectic roots, this band combines tight vocal harmonies with a soulful-jamming-jazz-influenced guitar duo, backed up by a slapping bass and a driving drum ensemble. The Greens play Rock-n-Roll as if Cream was from West Virginia but that’s not all.  With 10 years of versatility in song writing and live-performance, this band is growing on you. Come see West Virginia’s hottest up-and-coming bands while supporting Preston County’s hard-working heroes!

Friday, May 13 | Purple Cow Lounge | 1226 Cheat Road | Morgantown, WV 26505 | 304.594.3824 | 8 PM Doors, 9 PM Show | $10 | Advanced tickets available at http://walthertix.musictoday.com

The 15^th Annual All Good Festival gave its followers a gift on 420 by announcing the late night lineup for the event.  Late Night performers will include Pretty Lights, Umphrey's McGee, STS9, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe and Big Gigantic. Tickets are available now at www.allgoodfestival.com

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Complete list of All Good Festival acts include:

FURTHUR featuring PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR
Primus
Pretty Lights
moe.
Umphrey’s McGee
STS9
John Butler Trio
Dark Star Orchestra
Warren Haynes Band
Yonder Mountain String Band
Keller Williams
SOJA
Galactic
Toots and the Maytals
JJ Grey & MOFRO
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
The Bridge
Big Gigantic
Donna the Buffalo
The Infamous Stringdusters
Beats Antique
Papadosio
Toubab Krewe
Greensky Bluegrass
That 1 Guy
Hot Buttered Rum
Marco Benevento
Zach Deputy
These United States
The Werks
Everyone Orchestra
J Roddy Ralston & The Business
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
Dana Fuchs
Lubriphonic
Dangermuffin
Orgone
The Recipe
All Mighty Senators
Fletchers Grove
The Rex Jam Hosted by Matt Butler & The Everyone Orchestra

With so many guaranteed unforgettable performances, attendees are spared from missing out on even a single song thanks to the All Good Festival’s unique model of no overlapping sets.  Two side-by-side stages host over 40 hours of music from a wide array of genres including the best of rock, bluegrass, electronic, jam, reggae, funk, and more.

Taking place atop Marvin's Mountaintop, with over 650 acres of privately owned land, the All Good Festival offers picturesque rolling hills with a panoramic view of the surrounding Allegheny Mountains. Great camping is located throughout the mountaintop and on-site provisions include kids area, family camping, drum circles, food & craft vendors, quality microbrews, RV sections, ATMs, regularly serviced porta-johns, water stations, first aid medical unit, shower house and designated bonfire areas.

For the discerning festival-goer the All Good Festival offers the ‘Even Better VIP’ package. This elite festival option includes exclusive viewing and camping areas with premium site-lines, Thursday admission, private air-conditioned bathrooms, private showers, premium camping overlooking the Main Stage, Fest-taxi shuttles, exclusive All Good merchandise and much more.

A limited amount of Advance Tier 1 tickets are available now until they sell out at http://allgood.missiontix.com or charge by phone at 800-760-9008, at that time, ticket prices increase to Level 1 pricing. All Good Festival 2011 ticket prices are as follows:

3-Day Passes (Friday-Monday) available for $159, $40 off the gate price
1 4-Day Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $189, $50 off the gate price
Even Better VIP Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $480

With summer Held this July 14-17 at Marvin’s Mountaintop in Masontown, WV, the 15th Annual All Good Music Festival has announced the complete schedule and list of artists performing the event which can be found here. Fans can rest easier than most other festivals because the All Good Festival features no overlapping sets with the two adjacent stages alternating music non-stop from noon to late night/early morning.

The Grassroots Stage event schedule was also announced today, including the moe. fan challenge which may yield another set of moe. at All Good; special talks Furthur drummer Joe Russo; Social Change Through Music panels with members of Hot Buttered Rum and Tara & Jeb of Donna the Buffalo; Greensky Bluegrass doing ‘Rock N’ Roll in Disguise’;  members of Dark Star Orchestra performing as Terrapin Nation for a special Rex Foundation benefit; plus an extremely rare “Rebel Alliance Jam” featuring Keller Williams with members of Umphrey’s McGee, Toubab Krewe.

The complete list of artists confirmed for this year’s All Good Festival include:

FURTHUR featuring PHIL LESH & BOB WEIR
Primus
Pretty Lights
moe.
Umphrey’s McGee
STS9
John Butler Trio
Dark Star Orchestra
Warren Haynes Band
Yonder Mountain String Band
Keller Williams
Rebelution
Galactic
Toots and the Maytals
JJ Grey & MOFRO
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
The Bridge
Big Gigantic
Donna the Buffalo
The Infamous Stringdusters
Beats Antique
Papadosio
Toubab Krewe
Greensky Bluegrass
That 1 Guy
Hot Buttered Rum
Marco Benevento
Zach Deputy
These United States
The Werks
Everyone Orchestra
J Roddy Ralston & The Business
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
Dana Fuchs
Lubriphonic
Dangermuffin
Orgone
The Recipe
All Mighty Senators
Fletchers Grove
The Rex Jam Hosted by Matt Butler & The Everyone Orchestra

Tickets available now at www.allgoodfestival.com

A limited amount of advanced tickets are available now until they sell out at http://allgood.missiontix.com or charge by phone at 800-760-9008. All Good Festival 2011 ticket prices are as follows:

3-Day Passes (Friday-Monday) available for $169
4-Day Passes (Thursday-Monday) available for $199
Even Better VIP Passes are sold out

The 16^th annual All Good Music Festival & Camp Out, July 19-22, 2012, is moving a little bit west to the historic Legend Valley.  For those who know your history or were a part of it, Legend Valley was formerly Buckeye Lake Music Center.

Located 30 minutes east of downtown Columbus, our new home in Thornville, Ohio was the site of some of the most memorable Grateful Dead shows ever plus historic shows by the Allman Brothers Band, Lollapalooza, AC/DC, numerous Hookahvilles and many more.

Parting is bittersweet.  We will always treasure our time at Marvin’s Mountaintop. But we had to take a hard look at the negative impact the West Virginia site had on you, our fans, who sometimes spent 4 to 6 hours covering that last five miles under close scrutiny from authorities.

We had to weigh the impact of our traffic and presence on the local population and local officials who never warmed up to the festival, its legion of loyal fans and our “style”.   In 2011 county officials went so far as to pass a crippling Mass Gathering Ordinance that directly targeted All Good and levied an outrageous tax on our event. We would much rather spend this money (your ticket money) on bands, safety and enhancements to your overall festival experience.

Legend Valley has a rich history of hosting similar events and Thornville is excited to have All Good roll into their town.  The community is better suited to host us and grateful for the business that we will bring to their rural location. For some of you in the east, the journey to All Good will be a longer drive, but with our entrance less than a mile off I-70, it may actually take you less time from your front door to your campsite.

For all of you, our new site means fast, unobstructed, wind-in-your-hair interstate travel, straight to the lot.

Grab your spot in the spacious camping pastures, and settle into the roomy, gently sloping amphitheater.  No climbing and plenty of room to groove.

We’ll have your favorite bands, no-overlapping sets, state-of-the-art sound and lights, tons of heavy equipment, bathrooms, and dragon merch, but it won’t be All Good until you get there!

YOU make this festival!  We can’t wait to see you again!

Peace and Music,

The All Good Family

The All Good Music Festival & Campout continues its exhibition of diverse and internationally notable talent as over 40 renowned music artists take to the stages July 19-22 at the Legend Valley Concert Venue & Campground located 30 minutes east of Columbus, Ohio.The historic site, formerly known as the Buckeye Lake Music Center, has hosted a celebrated roster of famous performers and may be best known as the venue of several notable Grateful Dead performances in the late 1980's & early 90's.The All Good Festival continues its tradition of side by side main stages with no overlapping sets guaranteeing every patron the opportunity to see every performance in full.The 2012 All Good Festival lineup includes:The Allman Brothers BandPhil Lesh and FriendsThe Flaming LipsBob Weir & Bruce Hornsby featuring special guest Branford MarsalisMichael Franti & Spearhead LotusG. Love & Special SauceGalacticShpongle presents The MasqueradeMickey Hart BandTrampled by TurtlesSOJARailroad EarthPapadosio The WerksThe Wood BrothersLettuceThe LumineersEveryone OrchestraThe Rex JamPlus many more to be announcedOver the coming months, another 20+ artists will be announced, adding to the already stacked roster ranging from rock, bluegrass, indie, and funk to electronica, hip-hop, collaborative jams, and much more.The new All Good location in Ohio offers easy access to the festival with better roads and faster processing than were possible at the festival's previous site in West Virginia.Once onsite, attendees can also expect comfortable camping, RV camping, quiet family camping, artisan food vendors, diverse craft vendors, regional microbrews, designated bonfire pits, kids entertainment, drum circles, play shops, endless options for entertainment and safety.Tickets to the 16th annual All Good Music Festival & Campout go on sale Friday, February 24 at 12 PM EST at www.allgoodfestival.com/tickets and include all 4 days and nights of camping, parking, plus all entertainment.Early Bird tickets will be available for a limited time for $159.00 starting this Friday, and are $70 off the gate price.There are also Even Better VIP packages available, which include an exclusive concert viewing and camping area close to the stages, private and air conditioned bathrooms and showers, free taxi shuttles, premium All Good merchandise and more.

The All Good Festival has announced the addition of Yonder Mountain String Band, Conspirator, ALO, Elephant Revival, The Macpodz, Dirtfoot, and Yellow Dubmarine to the 2012 lineup. The event is taking place July 19-22 at Legend Valley in Central Ohio for the first time this year at the former site of the Buckeye Lake Music Center, where numerous Grateful Dead shows happened in the late 80s and early 90s.--The entire lineup includes these already announced bands:The Allman Brothers BandPhil Lesh and FriendsThe Flaming LipsBob Weir & Bruce Hornsby featuring special guest Branford MarsalisMichael Franti & SpearheadLotusG. Love & Special SauceGalacticShpongle presents The MasqueradeMickey Hart BandTrampled by TurtlesSOJABig GiganticTea Leaf GreenRailroad EarthGreensky BluegrassPapadosioThe WerksThe Wood BrothersLettuceThe LumineersEveryone OrchestraRumpke Mountain Boys4onthefloorThe Rex Jam

Today the All Good Music Festival & Campout released the lineup for its fourth artist announcement.Continuing the trend of presenting diverse and unique performers, adding to its stacked artist roster ranging from rock, bluegrass, indie, and funk to electronica, hip-hop, collaborative jams, and much more.These bands augment a total of nearly 50 bands taking to the stages July 19-22 at the Legend Valley Concert Venue & Campground located 30 minutes east of Columbus, Ohio:Dark Star OrchestraLarry Keel & Natural BridgeJerry Joseph & The JackmormonsPassafireThe Devil Makes ThreeCorey Harris & The Rasta Blues ExperienceRubblebucketThe Pimps of JoytimeRed Wanting BlueMoon HoochCris Jacobs BandThe All Good Festival continues its tradition of side by side main stages with no overlapping sets guaranteeing every patron the opportunity to see every performance in full.The complete 2012 All Good Festival lineup includes:The Allman Brothers BandPhil Lesh & FriendsThe Flaming LipsBob Weir & Bruce Hornsby featuring special guest Branford MarsalisMichael FrantiYonder Mountain String BandLotusDark Star OrchestraG. Love & Special SauceBig GiganticGalacticShpongle presents The MasqueradeSOJAMickey Hart BandTrampled By TurtlesRailroad EarthPapadosioThe WerksTea Leaf GreenConspiratorGreensky BluegrassLettuceThe Wood BrothersALOLarry Keel & Natural BridgeThe New MastersoundsJerry Joseph & the JackmormonsPassafireDevil Makes ThreeCorey Harris & The Rasta Blues ExperienceRubblebucketElephant RevivalThe LumineersThe Pimps of JoytimeRed Wanting BlueEveryone OrchestraThe MacpodzDirtfootMoon HoochYellow DubmarineRumpke Mountain BoysCris Jacobs BandThe 4onthefloorThe Rex JamDJ WhoThe historic site, formerly known as the Buckeye Lake Music Center, has hosted a celebrated roster of famous performers and may be best known as the venue  of several notable Grateful Dead performances in the late 1980’s & early 90’s.   This new location in Ohio for the All Good Festival offers easy access to the site with better roads and faster processing than were possible at the festival’s previous site in West Virginia.Once onsite, attendees can also expect comfortable camping, RV camping, quiet family camping, artisan food vendors, diverse craft vendors, regional microbrews, designated bonfire pits, kids entertainment, drum circles, play shops, endless options for entertainment and safety.Tickets to the 16th annual All Good Music Festival & Campout are on sale at www.allgoodfestival.com/tickets and include all 4 days and nights of camping, parking, plus all entertainment.There are also Even Better VIP packages available, which include an exclusive concert viewing and camping area close to the stages, private and air conditioned bathrooms and showers, free taxi shuttles, premium All Good merchandise and more.

The 16^th Annual All Good Festival taking place July 19-22 at Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio has announced the five artists who will be performing late night slots at the festival.

The late night acts include Lotus, Galactic, Shpongle, Lettuce & Papadosio. The All Good Festival continues its tradition of side by side main stages with no overlapping sets guaranteeing every patron the opportunity to see every performance in full.

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The complete 2012 All Good Festival lineup includes:

The Allman Brothers Band

Phil Lesh & Friends

The Flaming Lips

Bob Weir & Bruce Hornsby featuring special guest Branford Marsalis

Michael Franti

Yonder Mountain String Band

Lotus

Dark Star Orchestra

G. Love & Special Sauce

Big Gigantic

Galactic

Shpongle presents The Masquerade

SOJA

Mickey Hart Band

Trampled By Turtles

Railroad Earth

Papadosio

The Werks

Tea Leaf Green

Conspirator

Greensky Bluegrass

Lettuce

The Wood Brothers

ALO

Larry Keel & Natural Bridge

The New Mastersounds

Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons

Passafire

Devil Makes Three

Corey Harris & The Rasta Blues Experience

Rubblebucket

Elephant Revival

The Lumineers

The Pimps of Joytime

Red Wanting Blue

Everyone Orchestra

The Macpodz

Dirtfoot

Moon Hooch

Yellow Dubmarine

Rumpke Mountain Boys

Cris Jacobs Band

The 4onthefloor

The Rex Jam

DJ Who

The historic site, formerly known as the Buckeye Lake Music Center, has hosted a celebrated roster of famous performers and may be best known as the venue  of several notable Grateful Dead performances in the late 1980’s & early 90’s.  This new location in Ohio for the All Good Festival offers easy access to the site with better roads and faster processing than were possible at the festival’s previous site in West Virginia.

Once onsite, attendees can also expect comfortable camping, RV camping, quiet family camping, artisan food vendors, diverse craft vendors, regional microbrews, designated bonfire pits, kids entertainment, drum circles, play shops, endless options for entertainment and safety.

Tickets to the 16^th annual All Good Music Festival & Campout are on sale at www.allgoodfestival.com/tickets and include all 4 days and nights of camping, parking, plus all entertainment.

There are also Even Better VIP packages available, which include an exclusive concert viewing and camping area close to the stages, private and air conditioned bathrooms and showers, free taxi shuttles, premium All Good merchandise and more.

The All Good Festival and Campout today announced that it is releasing a limited number of Friday Arrival 3-Day (Fri-Sat-Sun) and Saturday Arrival 2-Day (Sat & Sun) passes.Festival founder Tim Walther says “There has been quite a bit of demand for All Good to offer ticketing options like this in the past but with the remoteness of our previous site in West Virginia, it didn’t really make sense. We have come to realize that being so close to large cities changes everything, and we are delighted to offer these choices to our fans.”  We’re excited to offer a new way to enjoy All Good:Full 4-Day Passes are still being sold at $199.The 3-Day FRIDAY ARRIVAL pass is $175.The 2-Day SATURDAY ARRIVAL pass is $109.Complete ticket and festival info at www.allgoodfestival.com

Returning to Legend Valley in Central Ohio for the second year in a row, the All Good Festival today announced dates for the 17th annual event taking place July 18 – 21, 2013.Following 16 years of putting on the All Good Festival, the event was recently nominated by leading live music industry trade magazine, Pollstar, for 2012 'Music Festival of the Year.  Festival co-founder Tim Walther stated, “We are thrilled to be recognized by our peers in the industry - this Pollstar nomination is a huge honor. We would not be where we are today without the support of the thousands of fans nationwide and our world-class crew, all who converge for a fantastic summer weekend of music and community. We thank everyone for their support.”  Following 10 years in West Virginia, the All Good Festival debuted in Ohio in 2012, at the site of the former Buckeye Lake Music Center where the Grateful Dead did some of their largest outdoor performances in the 1980s and 90s. A lineup announcement is forthcoming later this winter with festival tickets slated to go on sale in conjunction with the unveiling of the lineup.

The 17th Annual All Good Music Festival & Campout continues its exhibition of distinct and internationally recognizable talent as the festival unveils its initial 2013 lineup. Over 40 celebrated bands and musical artists hit the stages July 18-21 at the Legend Valley Concert Venue & Campground - located 30 minutes east of Columbus - in Thornville, OH.

The historic site, formerly known as the Buckeye Lake Music Center, has hosted an illustrious roster of famous performers in the past including the Grateful Dead, Willie Nelson, The Allman Brothers Band and many more.

The All Good Music Festival continues its unique experience of having side-by-side main stages and absolutely no overlapping sets throughout the entirety of the weekend.  Fans are able to see every performance in full not having to worry about missing their favorite musical artists. 

The 2013 All Good Festival lineup includes:

Furthur featuring Phil Lesh & Bob Weir

Pretty Lights

Primus

STS9

Grace Potter & the Nocturnals

Keller Williams with The Travelin' McCourys

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Leftover Salmon

Papadosio

North Mississippi Allstars

John Scofield Uberjam Band

The Infamous Stringdusters

Trevor Hall

March Fourth Marching Band

The Bright Light Social Hour

The Bridge

Tribal Seeds

The Sheepdogs

Nhako and Medicine for the People

The Step Kids

Plus many more to be announced

Over the coming months, more than 20 additional artists will be announced adding to the highly diverse roster including rock, bluegrass, indie, reggae, Americana, funk, electronica, collaborative jams and much more. Once onsite, attendees can also expect comfortable camping, RV camping, quiet family camping, artisan food vendors, diverse craft vendors, regional microbrews, designated bonfire pits, kids entertainment, drum circles, play shops, and endless options for entertainment and safety. 

Tickets for the 17th Annual All Good Music Festival include all 4 days and nights of camping, parking and all entertainment are available now at http://www.allgoodfestival.com/tickets . Early Bird general admission tickets are available now for a limited time for $179 and are $70 off the gate price. Children 3 and under are admitted free with a paying adult.

In addition to Early Bird tickets, 'Even Better' VIP Packages offer a more enhanced festival experience including an exclusive concert viewing and camping area near the stages, private and air-conditioned bathrooms and showers, free festival taxi shuttles, premium All Good merchandise and more. Even Better tickets start at $460 and have consistently sold out in advance.

After 17 consecutive years the All Good Music Festival is taking a year off in 2014 with solid plans to return in 2015 at an unspecified venue. Festival organizers Tim Walther and Junipa Contento are taking this time to develop and cultivate a long-term location for the return of All Good Festival by bringing it back home to the mid-Atlantic region, where they have proudly presented live music events for the past 18 years.“We want all of our fans to know that we are extremely grateful for all of their support, dedication and the cherished experiences we've had on the mountaintop and elsewhere, and to rest easy knowing that the All Good Festival that we’ve all built together and loved for so long will return in the summer of 2015. Meanwhile, we will continue to present live music events in the Baltimore/Washington DC area.”To get the latest All Good Festival information fans are encouraged to register for email updates at www.allgoodfestival.com. Fans of the event are also welcomed to sound off by sharing support, feedback, memories, photos and more at www.facebook.com/AllGoodMusicFestival.

With its most exciting lineup yet, the 2015 All Good Music Festival & Campout returns to ‘Wild and Wonderful’ West Virginia. Held at Berry Hill Farm in Summit Point, WV, located only 90 minutes from Baltimore and 75 minutes from Washington D.C., the 18th annual event features performances from Primus, moe., Cake, Thievery Corporation, John Butler Trio, Lotus, SOJA, STS9, Greensky Bluegrass, Dark Star Orchestra and more with additional acts still to be announced.

Berry Hill Farm offers fans the combination of music festival isolation at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains along with convenient access from the entire mid-Atlantic region. In total, 32 headlining acts will hit the stage offering up the best in live rock, bluegrass, indie, Americana, funk, electronica and jams. As always, All Good features a unique festival experience by having side-by-side main stages with absolutely no overlapping sets throughout the entire weekend. 

The initial artist announcement for the All Good Music Festival 2015 includes:

Primus

moe.

Cake

Thievery Corporation

John Butler Trio

Lotus

SOJA

STS9

Greensky Bluegrass

Dark Star Orchestra

The Word

Keller Williams

Yonder Mountain String Band

JJ Grey & MOFRO

Lettuce

Twiddle

Balkan Beat Box

Elephant Revival

The Bridge

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong

Turkuaz

Cabinet

Tauk

& more to be announced

After touring with The Bridge for over a decade, musician Kenny Liner started a Baltimore non-profit organization, called Believe in Music, as a way to give back to the city from which he came. Believe in Music’s mission is to promote self-expression and community awareness through music education. Working in underprivileged communities, the organization reaches out teaching music to dozens of students each day.

Liner has developed a relationship with Walther Productions, working to produce events while raising money for Believe in Music and awareness of its mission.  Together, they crafted the concept for the Believe in Music Stage at this year’s All Good Music Festival, a third performance area situated adjacent to the camping area. “I’m so thankful for All Good’s commitment to serving disadvantaged communities and their understanding of how vital it is for every student to have the opportunity to learn music, no matter where they come from” says Liner.

Up and coming acts will come together on the stage, interact closely with attendees and All Good Presents affiliates, and perform within a culture of community outreach. Additionally, the Believe in Music stage will feature workshops run by various main stage artists.  On behalf of each artist performing on the Believe in Music Stage, All Good Festival is making a donation directly benefitting the program.

Artists performing the Believe in Music Stage:

Big Something

ELM

B Side Shuffle

Drop Electric

Fletcher’s Grove

Grand Ole Ditch

Tabasco Bustelo

Second Self

“We feel so grateful for the chance to not only perform at this amazing festival, but to have such a great opportunity to give back to the community that we live in” says Jon Brady of ELM.  Nick MacDaniels of Big Something says  “We are really excited and honored to be a part of it!”

Held July 9 – 11, the 18th annual All Good Music Festival & Campout offers fans a fantastic combination of music festival isolation at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains along with convenient access from the entire mid-Atlantic region, the venue Berry Hill Farm is located in Summit Point, WV, only 90 minutes from Baltimore and 75 minutes from Washington D.C.  The complete artist lineup for the 2015 All Good Music Festival includes:

Primus

moe.

Cake

Thievery Corporation

Lotus

SOJA

STS9

John Butler Trio

The Word

Railroad Earth

Greensky Bluegrass

Dark Star Orchestra

Keller Williams

Yonder Mountain String Band

Lettuce

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead

JJ Grey & Mofro

Chris Robinson Brotherhood

BoomBox

Antibalas

Balkan Beat Box

Twiddle

The Motet

Everyone Orchestra

The Bridge

Elephant Revival

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong

TAUK

Cabinet

Turkuaz

Zoogma

Judah & the Lion

Early Bird Tier 2 tickets offer three days and nights, parking, and all entertainment for $189 and are available at www.AllGoodFestival.com. ‘Even Better VIP’ options offer expanded and enhanced festival experiences with an Even Better area closer to the concert venue as well as a host of additional benefits. Tier 2 Even Better tickets are available for $495.

For complete All Good Festival information, ticketing options and to link up on social media, please visit:

http://www.allgoodfestival.com

http://www.facebook.com/allgoodmusicfestival

http://www.twitter.com/allgoodfestival

Flying Dog Brewery today announces its partnership with the All Good Music Festival and Camp Out – July 9-11 in Summit Point, West Virginia – where the brewery is developing a new beer exclusively for the event. The festival-themed ‘All Good Ale’ promises to be perfect for the heat of summer with refreshing passion fruit and crisp hop notes.

Now in its 18^th year, the All Good Music Festival and Camp Out features 32 bands with headliners including Primus, moe., CAKE, and Thievery Corporation. Fans looking to get the first taste of the All Good Ale can get in line at Flying Dog’s first Summer Sessions concert of the year, as well as at select music venues in the Baltimore and DC-metro areas leading up to the festival. The June 20 Flying Dog concert will feature Hurray for the Riff Raff's blend of Americana, folk, and bluesy soul and is being held at Mechanical River in Frederick, MD.

In addition to All Good Ale, Flying Dog will offer multiple styles of beer throughout the festival. “We view craft beer as an art form and encourage any opportunity to share our art with artistically-minded partners like All Good,” Flying Dog CMO Ben Savage said.

“We strive to enter partnerships with organizations that share our same values and commitment to the arts,” Savage said. “All Good is an established yet progressive force in our regional music scene and was a natural fit for us. We are excited that the festival has moved back so close to home.”

And since a one-of-a-kind beer deserves a one-of-a-kind experience, Flying Dog is also teaming up with Gibson Guitars to host VIP meet and greets throughout the All Good Festival weekend and a raffle for a Gibson Guitar.

Entry to win passes for the meet and greets, which will feature multiple artists and firkin tappings of All Good Ale, will be available online and for all ticket holders. Proceeds from the Gibson Guitar raffle will benefit the Believe in Music Foundation, and any festivalgoer who purchases a Flying Dog beer will be able to enter the raffle.

Tickets for Flying Dog’s Summer Sessions concert are $25 and available via FlyingDogTix.com. Tickets for the All Good Music Festival and Camp Out are on sale and available now at AllGoodFestival.com. 

About Flying Dog Brewery: 

As one of the fastest-growing regional craft breweries in the mid-Atlantic, Flying Dog has been brewing world-class beer that pushes the confines of traditional styles for almost 25 years. Flying Dog attracts everyone from craft beer connoisseurs to those just catching the wave with up to 20 styles available at any given time and its Gonzo ties to writer Hunter S. Thompson and artist Ralph Steadman. Named the Mid-Size Craft Brewery of the Year at the 2009 Great American Beer Festival (the highest honor for its size in the United States), recent accolades for Flying Dog include its Pale Ale ranked as the #1 American Pale Ale in the U.S. by The New York Times. For more information, please visit www.flyingdogbrewery.com.

It is hard to believe that nearly 20 years have passed since our company began. With many talented bands coming through the Washington D.C. and Baltimore area, Tim Walther and I (Junipa Contento-Süslü) took it upon ourselves to begin a promotion and production company to focus on and heighten the awareness of a relatively new and burgeoning genre of music. Our love for this scene plus hard work and dedication led us to produce club shows and ultimately camp-out music festivals showcasing a weekend of the hottest touring bands, with the flagship event being the All Good Music Festival & Campout commencing in 1997.

We felt it was important to create an annual destination where like-minded fans could share and experience in the fusion of music art and camping within a safe and supportive community. We wanted people to come away transformed, just as this rise of musical rhapsody had transformed us. From humble beginnings at Wilmer’s Park to the magic and life changing experiences of Marvin’s Mountaintop we are forever grateful for the opportunity to spearhead and cultivate All Good Festival with beautiful landscapes, ground-breaking artists, the best supporting crew in the industry and undoubtedly the most kind and avid fans.

With that said and with a heavy heart we are announcing today that we are retiring the All Good Music Festival and Campout. We want to thank each of you for your support of live music, your love for our community and for sharing and creating everlasting All Good memories. This is not an end to the musical journey we are on, but the turning of a page sparking a new course for presenting the music we love.

Please stay tuned for the unveiling of a two-day All Good Presents celebration of music, community and arts set to take place on July 9 and 10 at Merriweather Post Pavilion. Meanwhile check out the multitude of All Good Presents club shows, featuring established and emerging touring acts at your favorite venues such as; 9:30 Club, Rams Head Live, Gypsy Sally's, The 8x10, The Hamilton and more.

We look forward to seeing you at the next show.
Yours truly,
Junipa Contento-Süslü
Tim Walther
All Good Presents