• Suwanee Springfest 2013 Lineup (March 21-24)

    Kyla Fairchild Posted On January 9, 2013
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    Suwannee Springfest will celebrate it’s 17th year at the magnificent Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Fl March 21-24.

    The festival is proud to welcome nearly 50 acts to this year’s line-up which  includes Jerry Douglas, Peter Rowan, Leftover Salmon, Keller & The Keels, Donna The Buffalo, The Travelin’ McCourys and many more.

    Jim Lauderdale is on the lineup again this year!  Here’s a video of Jim doing a Robert Hunter song behind the scenes at Suwanne Springfest last year:

    Here’s the full lineup:
    Jerry Douglas
    Peter Rowan
    Leftover Salmon
    Keller & the Keels
    Donna The Buffalo
    Mike Marshall
    Darol Anger
    Travelin McCourys
    Cornmeal
    Elephant Revival
    Jim Lauderdale
    Red Baraat
    Mamajowally, featuring Joe Craven, Mamadou Sidibe, and Walter Strauss
    Tornado Rider
    Larry Keel & Natural Bridge
    Dread Clampitt
    The Mosier Brothers
    Tony Furtado Band
    The Hackensaw Boys
    Bill Evans Soulgrass
    Shane Pruitt Band
    Spirit Family Reunion
    Nathan Moore
    Dangermuffin
    The Whetherman
    Grandpa’s Cough Medecine
    Sol Driven Train
    Applebutter Express
    Nikki Talley
    John Stickley Trio
    Steve Pruett Back From The Brink
    Sarah Mac Band
    The Screaming J’s
    The New 76ers
    Von Grey
    Grant Farm
    Jonathan Scales Fourchestra
    Big Cosmo
    Habanero Honeys
    Quartermoon
    Sloppy Joe
    Canary In Coalmine
    Red Clay Revival
    Free Range Roosters
    Mickey Abraham & Acoustic Ensemble
    Wanderfoot

    Ticket prices increase on February 11, so buy early and save a few bucks. Student and Military discounts are being offered. To see the whole line-up and buy tickets visit www.suwaneespringfest.com.

    Emmitt-Nershi Band aren’t on the lineup for this year but here’s a video from a great jam last year at Suwannee:




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