Terrapin Presents has confirmed Deep Banana Blackout for the Summit Music Festival. The event will take place August 17 19 in Mariaville, NY. The line-up features Burning Spear, the Funky Meters, Govt Mule (featuring Warren Haynes, Matt Abts, Oteil Burbridge and Chuck Leavell), Jazz Mandolin Project (featuring Jamie Masefield, Jon Fishman and Danton Boller), Max Creek, Original P (featuring the Deep Banana Blackout Horns), The Roots, John Scofield Band (featuring Billy Martin, Larry Goldings and Jesse Murphy), The String Cheese Incident, Bernie Worrell & the Woo Warriors, Reid Genauer (formerly of Strangefolk), Jamie Janover, Tom Constanten (The Grateful Dead) and John Mooney.
Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit www.summitmusicfestival.com.
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Published: 2001/07/20
Deep Banana Blackout Added to Summit Music Festival
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