| Friday May 14, 2010 Waterfront Music Festival Head for the Hills The Grant Farm w/ Benny "Burle" Galloway, Tyler Grant, & Andy Thorne All Ages Show 
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Event Information:
3 day pass: $89.00 (includes FREE camping with 3 day pass) http://www.waterfrontmusicfestival.net GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV UPDATE: We regret to inform you that Gregory Alan Isakov had a death in his immediate family. He will be with his family this weekend at the funeral services. He appreciates your understanding and compassion. To make up for it, both the Grant Farm and H4TH will be performing 30 more minutes in their sets. The tradition continues with Head for the Hills taking the stage on the opening night of the Mishawaka Amphitheatre for the 6th consecutive year and performing (2 FULL SETS)! H4TH is honored to be apart of the 1st annual Waterfront Music Festival, taking place 3 days (May 14-16). Rooted in the tradition of bluegrass, the music of Head for the Hills is a vibrant mixture of homegrown compositions, traditional harmonies, and an innovative approach to improvisation. The group's lyrical nature and songwriting seems to evoke reminiscent feelings of inspiration. In the live setting, Head for the Hills can venture into a myriad of musical styles and sonic landscapes that caters to a boundless array of listeners. The shared vision amongst the members of Head for the Hills is not only to carry on the spirit of bluegrass, but also to expand the general definition as we venture through the post-traditional bluegrass era. Head for the Hills draws significant inspiration from the sounds of the bluegrass forefathers such as John Hartford, David Grisman, or Bill Monroe, but also appeals to anybody who enjoys experiencing the excitement, innovation, or element of youth that is incorporated into each and every performance. |
