Atascadero 4th of July Music Festival
General Admission is free to the music festival. If you want to be closer to the music
there is a reserved VIP area and VIP Plus to get into the front row!

Music begins at 4 p.m. with Bremen Town, followed by Brad Elijah and ending
with the Way Out West Band! Don't forget to bring your low back chair or blanket. 
Bremen Town

Bremen Town is a Central Coast Americana Folk Band and a crowd
favorite at previous community celebrations. An eccentric group made up of Thomas Zaldivar, Kaytee Greenaway, and Jim Highland. Bremen Town can be seen around California playing some sweet, old timey jams and loving the music they play.
Way Out West Band

The Way Out West Band has an Ameripolitan Roots in Country,
a tight harmony, and Hot Swing to their set. The Band features Nashville transplants, Valerie Powers on vocals and percussion, and Kelly Powers also on vocals, lead guitar, and fiddle.
​Wayne Pearson, a local rancher on acoustic guitar, Bob Hamilton, a pedal steel guitarist, and Vance Gibbon, on bass.
Brad Elijah

Brad Elijah is a singer songwriter who has traveled throughout the nation singing in different venues, weddings, conferences, night clubs and more.
He loves singing and sharing his love for music to all ages and has written over 300 songs. Brad and his wife Eileen and three children live in Templeton. Brad is a Pastor at Newday Church in Paso Robles.
​​This is an annual fundraiser for Atascadero Colony Days—find out more
​at www.colonydays.org.

Tickets Available at the event!

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.
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.