The line-up for the 4th Annual Musefest has been confirmed. The event is slated for August 29 31 at Newharts Lodge and Love Shack in Newfield, NY. Performers include John Browns Body, Moonraker, Raisin Hill, Lost Sailors, The Uplifters, Nucleus, Wingnut, Plastic Nebraska and Sid Redmond, among many others. The event is free, although a ticket is required (tickets can be printed out for free from the festival website). A $20 donation is quested at the gate. Anyone that makes a donation will receive a compilation CD that features most of the festival performers.
Complete information is available at www.musefest.org.
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Line-up Confirmed for Musefest 2003
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