The Black Crowes, Jim James, and Melissa Etheridge
Gary Clark Jr., John Hiatt, Mickey Hart Band,
Anders Osborne, Otis Taylor Band, Rebirth Brass Band,
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe,
Allen Stone, ZZ Ward, The New Mastersounds
From Telluride Blues and Brews:
With the festival only 9 weeks away, the excitement is building. Everyone is talking about how amazing the lineup is and there’s a lot of buzz surrounding the 20th year of Telluride Blues & Brews. Tickets and camping are still available but selling fast so reserve your space now to the party of your lifetime!
The 20th annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival is proud to announce that The Black Crowes, Jim James, and Melissa Etheridge will headline the event this summer. Additional musicians booked to play include Gary Clark Jr., John Hiatt, Mickey Hart Band, Anders Osborne, Otis Taylor Band, Rebirth Brass Band, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Allen Stone, ZZ Ward, The New Mastersounds, The Bright Light Social Hour, The Relatives, and IBC winner Selwyn Birchwood Band. Tickets for Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, held September 13-15, 2013, are currently on sale.
Renowned as one of the most scenic and intimate music festivals in the country, Telluride Blues & Brews takes place every September in the world-famous resort town of Telluride, Colorado, in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
Another gorgeous day of being really high in the Rockies! Hanging with the kindest folks in Telluride listening to great music…
Fantastic blues set from Tab Benoit
Right now digging some of my Terrapin favorites, Adam MacDougal, Neal Casal playing with Chris Robinson Brotherhood.
Hope Chris and the boys sit in with Phil later…
Phil Lesh and Friends will close the Telluride Blues and Blues Festival with two full sets. Follow the Setlist on @Deadheads or your local DeadHeadLand channel.
Having a great festive time at Telluride Brews and Blues festival! I got here at 4:20 just in told for Robert Randolph and the Family Band.
Right now we’re listening to ac sweet set of Little Feat, including some of there newer material that they wrote with Robert Hunter, like “Rooster Rag”.
I first met Bob Weir at Charlie’s Dalai Lama Party. I was screening some raw stock of The Festival Tapes in one of the cabins while recording various performances and events at the party. (see the Dalai Tapes) On one of my rounds through the cabin, I found Bob camped out in front of the video screen. "Did you record this?" he asked. "If we played Telluride, would you record us?" And so, the concert was scheduled. Uncle Bobo (Bill Graham) had some other ideas about the video. It was agreed that the audience was, in fact, the real show at a Dead Concert. Here the camera focus is on that experience, concluding with some extraordinary footage of the Band. As with all the postings here, the magic is in the details. Thomas Lofstrom / ECS Cinematography: Thomas Lofstrom
this is some very rare footage – nearly 2 hours worth! Enjoy!
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Fan art poster for the show:
— Did you know you can STILL buy tickets for the Grateful Dead in Telluride? You must supply your own time machine.
