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Floydfest with Ranford Almond, Wyatt Ellis, and more

Jul 26, 2024 at 10:00 AM and 5:51 PM  ·  Floydfest Grounds, Check, VA Floydfest Grounds, Check, VA

Floydfest
Jul 26
Floydfest
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East Tennessee singer, songwriter and mandolin player Wyatt Ellis debuted at the Grand Ole Opry at 14 and won an IBMA Momentum Award. His debut album Happy Valley hit No. 1 on Billboard's Bluegrass chart. He has collaborated with Billy Strings, Marty Stuart and Bernie Leadon.
Originating in Connecticut, the quartet Eggy blends rich songwriting and exploratory improvisation to redefine the modern jam band experience. The band released their sophomore album, Waiting Game, co-produced by James Petralli, and has performed at major festivals like Austin City Limits.
The UK-based rock and roll band The Heavy Heavy, co-founded by Georgie Fuller and William Turner, gained global acclaim for their era-bending sound and debut EP Life and Life Only. They followed it with their debut album One Of A Kind.
Formed in 2020 during COVID isolation, Louisville's Houseplant is a genre-fluid band blending indie-rock storytelling, psychedelic soundscapes, and groove-driven rhythms. The group features Tommy Arnspiger, Tavis Conley, Ray Rizzo, Sam Richardson, and Chris Roadie Rodahaffer.
Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast are a Southeast roots rock band with blues influences, praised by Rolling Stone. Rebranded in 2021, they released the 2024 debut EP Blueprints; single Haunted By You topped Spotify’s Blues Ballad playlist.
Cat Clyde is a rural Ontario-based singer and songwriter. Her unique sound blends driven, soulful blues and folk-tinged tones. Drawing influences from classic artists like Patsy Cline, Lead Belly, Karen Dalton, and Bobbie Gentry, she applies a modern approach to create her music.
Jaime Wyatt: raw-voiced, genre-blending storyteller (Pitchfork/NPR/Rolling Stone). Broke out with Felony Blues (2017), Neon Cross (2020); worked w/ Adrian Quesada.
West Virginia-born singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sierra Ferrell rose in roots music with acclaimed Rounder Records debut LP Long Time Coming, won Americana Emerging Act of the Year, and collaborated with Margo Price and Old Crow Medicine Show.
Nashville-based alternative southern rock band The Vegabonds blend gritty guitars and soulful keys. Known for hits like “Can’t Deal,” they've toured 400,000+ miles.
Sierra Hull is a bluegrass and Americana singer-songwriter and mandolinist, seven-time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year and six-time GRAMMY nominee. Her independent album A Tip Toe High Wire features Béla Fleck, Tim O’Brien, and Aoife O’Donovan.
Happy Landing, an American folk rock band from Oxford, Mississippi, delivers energetic live shows with their unique "skate folk" sound. They blend indie rock, punk, and folk, captivating audiences with a fresh approach to music. Their albums include "Golden" and "Big Sun," featuring popular songs such as "October" and "Wanderer." The band has toured with notable acts, solidifying their reputation for dynamic performances.
ORGŌNE: genre-blending funk/soul band famed for dance-floor live shows; toured/festivaled (Bonnaroo, Jazz Fest); backed Alicia Keys & Cee Lo’s Grammy-winning “Fool For You.”
Virginia-born Kristian Lietzan fronts Virginia Man solo, blending intentional songwriting with powerful, pocketed “murder folk” nostalgia—haunting songs rooted in Virginia’s seasons.
Próxima Parada, from San Luis Obispo, CA, blends soulful, feel-good tunes. Known for collaborations and lively performances. Hit them up at +1 805-793-1314!
The Jared Stout Band, from Southwestern Virginia, blends alt-country with Appalachian and blues influences. Known for soulful songwriting, dynamic performances, and FloydFest 22 runner-up.
Sons Of The East are a Sydney’s Northern Beaches trio: Jack Rollins, Nic Johnston and Dan Wallage. Blending folk, blues, soul and classic country, they’ve earned 700M+ streams independently and released debut album Palomar Parade.
An annual five-day music and arts festival held in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia, featuring a diverse lineup of rock, bluegrass, folk, and world music performers alongside outdoor adventures and camping.
Mississippi Delta/Chicago/Piedmont VA-rooted blues guitarist blending tradition with new ideas; Piedmont style dream-inspired; influenced by Taj Mahal, Leroy Carr & more; debut: Hard Times and a Woman.

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