• Chicago Bluegrass & Blues Festival ticket giveaway

    No Depression Posted On December 5, 2009
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    The Chicago Bluegrass & Blues Festival – a one-day affair held next Saturday, Dec. 12 – is coming up quickly. Like so many festivals these days, this one boasts a lineup which defies the genre specification of it’s title.

    This year’s lineup includes artists as versatile as Bela Fleck & the Flecktones, Junior League Band (featured in our music player on the homepage), Alex Wilson, Emmitt-Nershi Band, Dr. Dog, Mike Mangione & the Band, and many more – 25 bands in all. The full lineup is available on their website.

    We’ve teamed up with the folks who throw the festival to give away some free tickets to one lucky winner. Information about this contest is available in the Chicago group (you’ll have to join that group to enter). Good luck!




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