Atascadero 4th of July Music Festival
Music festival is $40 for pre-sale online and $45 at the gate - free for Kids!.
This year’s festival features talented touring artists and beloved local acts, beginning with the Tri-Cities Community Band,
followed by a genre spanning lineup sure to satisfy serious music lovers and casual listeners alike:
Hot Buttered Rum – High-energy string band blending jam, bluegrass, and folk traditions with progressive musicianship.
Jordan Bush & The Packrats – Lively, eclectic old-time blues and bluegrass.
The Doohickeys – California Honky-Tonk that will make you laugh.
Guests will enjoy local wine tasting, craft beer, and food available on site throughout the afternoon and evening,
all under the oaks by the lake. Admission Details Location:
Atascadero Lake Park – 9305 Pismo Ave, Atascadero, CA 93422
Don't forget to bring your camp chair or blanket.
This year’s festival features talented touring artists and beloved local acts, beginning with the Tri-Cities Community Band,
followed by a genre spanning lineup sure to satisfy serious music lovers and casual listeners alike:
Hot Buttered Rum – High-energy string band blending jam, bluegrass, and folk traditions with progressive musicianship.
Jordan Bush & The Packrats – Lively, eclectic old-time blues and bluegrass.
The Doohickeys – California Honky-Tonk that will make you laugh.
Guests will enjoy local wine tasting, craft beer, and food available on site throughout the afternoon and evening,
all under the oaks by the lake. Admission Details Location:
Atascadero Lake Park – 9305 Pismo Ave, Atascadero, CA 93422
Don't forget to bring your camp chair or blanket.
Hot Butter Rum
Hot Buttered Rum, a souped-up, left-coast string band, is the brainchild of uniquely gifted musicians who weave their love of bluegrass, folk, jazz and soul into a riveting strain of Americana. String bass and five-alarm fiddle merge with guitar, banjo, mandolin, drums and keyboards to frame the voices of its two contrasting writers, fueling a dance party with roots in Appalachia and its branches in California. It’s a sound that’s as tough to describe as it is easy to love. Twenty years into its journey, HBR's music, dreamed up in the backcountry of the High Sierra and the basements of San Francisco, has found its way into the hearts, minds and bodies of fans nationwide. The band continues to tour year-round in support of its many albums and social causes. Don't miss the chance to see them soon!. 
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Jordan Bush & The Packrats
The Packrats are a Southern California banjo-bass duo. Longtime friends and collaborators Jordan Bush and Armando Wood have been building up an expansive collection of vintage jazz, blues, and country songs for the last fifteen years and have become known for their lively and eclectic performances. They have been long time participants of the Topanga Canyon Banjo Fiddle Contest winning multiple first prizes and recently promoted to judging the contest. They performed on the festival’s Tiny Porch Stage in 2024 and are excited to share their “used songs” to at the Atascadero 4 th of July Celebration. 
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The Doohickeys
consists of singing and writing duo Haley Spence Brown &; Jack Hackett. Haley hails from Liberty, Missouri, where she spent her childhood training horses and helping on her grandpa on his cattle farm. Jack grew up in a strict Japanese- American household in Atlanta, Georgia where you had to take your shoes off at the door (everything else was pretty lax). Although they have country roots, the duo met at USC (FIGHT ON!) while working on the college TV station’s satirical news show. On one fateful evening, Jack was hosting a legendary Halloween party when Haley heard the sounds of Kenny Chesney echoing through the spookily decorated halls. Right then, they discovered their mutual love of country music. The next day, they wrote the song I Wish My Truck Was Bigger. Their debut album “All Hat No Cattle” has charted at #1 on the Roots Music Report and #21 on the Americana Radio charts. They also currently have 3 singles on SiriusXM’s Outlaw Country. Their music video “Rein It In Cowboy” won the American Songwriter Magazine Road “This Town Sucks” earned an award for Outstanding Songwriting in the 2023 Great American Song Contest. |
Tri-Cities Community Band The Tri-Cities Community Band is an exciting joint venture between three community bands in SLO County - the Atascadero Community Band, the Morro Bay White Caps, and the SLO County Band. Members from all three bands will be joining together for the July 4 concert for the first time! |
This is First annual fundraiser for Atascadero Printery Building —find out more
at www.atascaderoprintery.com
at www.atascaderoprintery.com