Atascadero 4th of July Music Festival

Music festival is free for everyone!.
Tickets available for Limited VIP Seating for the front row! Limited Availability of 50 tickets.
Secure spot today lakeside under giant shady oaks with great musical acts for an afternoon of music!

Music begins at 4 p.m. with Bremen Town, followed by Way Out West to 8 p.m.  
Don't forget to bring your camp chair or blanket. 

Bremen Town

For over 14 years, Bremen Town has been spotted playing their signature Americana/Folk sound up and down the beautiful California Central Coast. Featuring Thomas Zaldivar on guitar, Kaytee Taborski on banjo, Jim Highland on bass and Sarah Blick on fiddle.  You can hear the notable influences of Jamestown Revival, Avett Brothers, Dawes and Turnpike Troubadours in their unique instrumentation, dynamic harmonies and high-energy performances. Come! And listen to the unmistakable folky sounds of Bremen Town.

Way Out West

Way Out West was created when some professional musicians who had played in multiple bands on the Central Coast and Nashville decided to get together and do 90’s country and retro country rock. It wasn’t long before they realized they had something way more. The band consists of Nashville transplants, Valerie Powers (vocals and percussion), and Kelly Powers (vocals, lead guitar, and fiddle). Wayne Pearson plays a mean acoustic guitar in swing and gypsy style. Bob Hamilton is the premier pedal steel guitarist in the tri-county area. Vance Gibbon, on bass, lays down a funky groove to tighten up the rhythm section. Art Dougal keeps it steady and flashy all at the same time.

VIP Limited

$20.00

Tickets available for Limited VIP Seating for the front row! Limited Availability of 50 tickets. Secure spot today lakeside under giant shady oaks with three great musical acts for an afternoon of music!

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​​This is an annual fundraiser for Atascadero Colony Days—find out more
​at www.colonydays.org.

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Get involved with Atascadero Colony Days, our annual celebration of the Community

Volunteers are the heart of Colony Days, as the event is put on by volunteers.
The more hands we have, the lighter the work. While we have volunteers that work year-round to organize the event, we also need many volunteers the weekend of the event and the week before, as well as to plan and execute different tasks throughout the year.

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The Atascadero Colony Days Committee is the force
behind the annual celebration of the community of Atascadero.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit, and are fully supported by the community since 1974.