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Festival Info

Genre: Music Festivals

Event Announcement

Discover your summer soundtrack at Music by the Mississippi Day 2! See Shakey Graves, Soul Asylum, Mason Jennings, Wild Horses, Charlie Parr and Mike Munson Trio at the Treasure Island Amphitheater on Saturday, July 26th!

Ticket Information

SINGLE DAY SATURDAY TICKET ONLY. SINGLE DAY TICKETS ON SALE MARCH 4. There is a strict 8 ticket limit for this event.

Age Restrictions

Show is welcome to ages 5+. Ages 5-17 must be accompanied by a ticketed parent or adult 18 or older.

Event Details

This festival is held outdoors and is a rain or shine event. ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL, NON-REFUNDABLE AND NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE OR UPGRADE. Festival attraction lineup on each day is subject to change at promoter's discretion.

Accessibility

Limited accessible seating available.

LineUp

Shakey Graves

45 concerts

Austin, Texas-born Shakey Graves, aka Alejandro Rose-Garcia, known for his innovative musical experiences, engages fans with unique releases. He creates immersive adventures, including personalized CDs and exclusive digital tracks, allowing fans to explore his music.

Soul Asylum

1 concert

Minneapolis rock band Soul Asylum, known for hits like "Runaway Train," has won a Grammy and released 12 albums. Their music helped locate missing kids. Collaborator Dave Pirner is a celebrated songwriter.

Mason Jennings

9 concerts

Mason Jennings, a renowned folksinger, is known for his acoustic style and autobiographical lyrics. Born to craft songs, his 14th album "Real Heart" redefines his folk legacy, produced by Regan Hagar and Stone Gossard. He explored synth sounds in 2020 with supergroup Painted Shield, collaborating with Gossard, Matt Chamberlain, and Brittany Davis.

Wild Horses

2 concerts

Wild Horses, a late '70s supergroup, was co-fronted by Brian Robertson and Jimmy Bain. Known for their hard rock sound, they released hit singles like "Criminal Tendencies" but failed to sustain success. Despite collaborations with Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott and Scott Gorham, their albums didn't make a lasting impact. After disbanding, Robertson joined Motörhead briefly, while Bain had a successful stint with Dio.

Charlie Parr

2 concerts

Minnesota-born Charlie Parr is a prolific folk guitarist and songwriter. With 19 albums in 20 years and 275 shows annually, his raw blues-folk style and poetic lyrics are showcased in works like "Last of Better Days Ahead" with Smithsonian Folkways. Known for his masterful guitar skills and authentic storytelling, Parr remains a significant figure in traditional music.