The 10,000 Lakes Festival has announced more bands for this years inaugural event, which is slated for July 3 5 in Detroit Lakes, MN. The line-up features Widespread Panic, The Allman Brothers Band, moe., Govt Mule, Galactic, Leftover Salmon, O.A.R., Robert Randolph & the Family Band, Leo Kottke, The Big Wu, Particle, Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons, Wookiefoot, RANA, Topaz, ECHO, Donna the Buffalo and The Mccloskey Brothers Band, among others. Fans will have the option of purchasing Early Bird camping that will allow people to camp the night of July 2.
Complete details are available at www.10000lakesfestival.com.
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Published: 2003/04/07
More Artists Added to 10,000 Lakes Festival; Line-up Includes Leo Kottke, The Big Wu
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