The line up for the Livestock music festival has been announced. The festival will take place July 20-22 on Salansky Farms in Uniondale, PA and features
40 bands on two stages. Artists performing include ulu, Addison Groove Project, Uncle Sammy, Brothers Past, Railroad Earth, Gordon Stone Band, George Wesley, Fathead, The Waz, Moon Boot Lover and Manic Mule among others.
Tickets are available now. For more information, visit
www.livestock2001.com or call 866.JAM.BAND.
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Published: 2001/07/09
Livestock Music Festival Line-up Confirmed
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