Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, who proved to be one of the buzz bands at this summers High Sierra Music Festival, will spend much of October touring around their home state of Vermont. Ben & Jerry’s will sponsor the Bringing It All Back Home Tour, which will hit seven venues throughout the Green Mountain State including Higher Ground, the University Of Vermont, Johnson State College, the Landmark College, Paramount Theatre, St. Johnsbury School and the Eclipse Theatre. The 21-year old Hammond organ player will also spend time opening for Dave Matthews Band, Victor Wooten, John Butler Trio, the North Mississippi Allstars and Taj Mahal before beginning her Vermont homecoming stretch on October 14. Potter also will appear in the next issue of Relix which hits newsstands on September 6.
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