Artist Spotlight: Local Indie Roots Talent Performing at the Folklife Festival
Ok, ok. We sound like a broken record, but are you aware of how much talent there is in our local music scene? This weekend’s free Folklife Festival is the perfect opportunity for you to dig into the tunes of dozens of Seattle-based artists. The Folklife Festival has taken over the Seattle Center with music, arts, dance and stories every year since 1971. They’re also a nonprofit.
This year, Team Up for Nonprofits is co-presenting the Indie Roots program at Folklife, which features a tasty sampling of artists and a super-cool MC (a musician himself).
You’ll want to be at the Fountain Lawn Stage starting at 1 pm on Saturday to check this out:
- 1:05 – 1:35 Brad Loomis http://www.bradfordloomis.com/
- 1:50 – 2:20 St Paul Devance http://stpauldevence.bandcamp.com/
- 2:35 – 3:10 Song Sparrow Research http://songsparrowresearch.bandcamp.com/
- 3:25 – 3:55 Shelby Earl http://www.shelbyearl.com/
MC: Tony Kevin, Jr. http://www.reverbnation.com/tonykevinjr
Folklife Festival = free fun here at home. When you’re there, and thinking about how much you appreciate the rich cultural and music experience, consider taking action to keep Folklife around. Visit here to learn how you can support Folklife with a donation from your mobile phone.
We’ll see you all Saturday. In the mean time, check out Brad Loomis playing last summer’s Gigs4Good for Rainier Valley Food Bank:



























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