5th Annual Woodystock Blues/Rock Festival: 3 Days, New Stage, Best Lineup Yet

  

   (Apple Valley, CA) - The 5th Annual Woodystock Rock 'N' Blues Festival returns, expanding this year to three big days and nights - Friday, October 6; Saturday, October 7; and Sunday, October 8, at Woodardville Ranch, (end of Chicago Road), Apple Valley. 3-day tickets $35.00 in advance, $40.00 day of show. Camping tickets $10.00 per night/per vehicle. Kids 12 and under, free. Tickets/info.: (760) 963-4994 or www.woodystock.info. Music starts Friday night, October 6 at 7pm-12 midnite; Saturday, October 7 and Sunday, October 8, music starts at 11am-9pm each day. Returning as Emcee for all three days again this year: Jay Jamie of High Desert radio station, KJAY Epic! Radio.

   In addition to now being three days and nights, bands will perform on a newly-built, enlarged stage. "Our goal since Day One is to bring first-class musicians to the High Desert," says Woodystock founder John Woodard, who's also a Councilman for the City of Adelanto.

  The complete Woodstock music lineup includes the Kenny C Band; Johnny Jukebox; Papermoon Gypsys; Crooked Eye Tommy; The Reverend Smack Jonez Band; Babylon Steel; Billy D and the Hoodoos; Southern Spirit; Soul Pattern Project; Delta Shade; DJ Parker; and Brigitte Rios Purdy.

  No need to go "Down the Hill" to the Inland Empire or L.A. - enjoy some of the best Blues and Rock right here in the High Desert at Woodystock!

   Some of The Artist At 5th Annual Woodystock Blues/Rock Festival 

   

Orange County's Papermoon Gypsys (pictured) recently won "Best Blues Artist" and "Fan Favorite" at the LA Music Critics Awards. They're fronted by powerhouse vocalist Lexi G. (center) and guitar whiz Kenny "Big Daddy" Williams (front row, right). They perform on Saturday at Woodystock.

        Soul Pattern Project, fronted by well-known High Desert musician,

        Maggie Vee (pictured), perform on Sunday at the Woodystock Fest.

Powerhouse IE-based blues vocalist Brigitte Rios Purdy (pictured above) makes her Woodystock performing debut on Sunday, October 8.

 

4th Annual Woodystock Blues/Rock Festival Returns to High Desert

4TH ANNUAL WOODYSTOCK FESTIVAL RETURNS TO HIGH DESERT, FEATURING 2 BIG DAYS OF TOP-NOTCH BLUES AND ROCK BANDS; WITH OVERNIGHT CAMPING ON 10-ACRE WOODARDVILLE RANCH Saturday, October 1 & Sunday, October 2 /Music Starts 11AM  Daily                                   Kenny Cederholm brings his distinct country-blues sounds to the Woodystock Festival when he headlines on Sunday, October 2. Kenny won "Country Artist of the Year" at the 2016 Los Angeles Music Awards.

(Apple Valley, CA/August 18, 2016) - Staking it's claim as the largest yearly original blues and rock music event in the SoCal High Desert, the Woodystock Rock 'N' Blues Festival is back for it's fourth big year, taking place Saturday, October 1 and Sunday, October 2, at Woodardville Ranch, (end of Chicago Rd.), in Apple Valley. Music start at 11 am each day. Tickets $20.00 per day in advance, $25.00 at the gate/day of show; 2-day tickets $35.00 in advance, $40.00 at the gate/day of show. Camping tickets $10.00 per night/per vehicle. Kids 12 and under, free. Tickets/info.: (760) 963-4994 or: http://www.woodystockblues.com/. Emceeing Woodystock again this year is High Desert station, KJAY Epic! Radio.   "Our goal is to bring first-class musicians to the High Desert," states Woodystock founder John Woodard, who's also a Councilman for the City of Adelanto. Woodard was also a driving force behind the Adelanto New Blues Festival last May at Stater Bros. Stadium.    Woodystock operates on Donations and Sponsorships. Contact John Woodard for Donation and Sponsorship opportunities.       Diana Rein & Papermoon Gypsys are Orange County's hottest new blues-rock group featuring the dual guitar attack of the "Six-String Siren" Diana Rein and Kenny "Big Daddy" Williams. They'll perform Saturday at Woodystock.    About Some of the Performers at Woodystock Rock/Blues Festival  *All the way from Ventura come Crooked Eye Tommy, fronted by brothers/guitarists, Tommy and Paddy Marsh. The band  - who headline Saturday at Woodystock - is up for Best Blues Band and Album of the Year at the 2016 Ventura Music Awards.   *Hailing from Hesperia, The Lillies' sound is in the spectrum that lies between the raw/avant-garde tumble of sixtie's indie greats The Velvet Underground and modern-day rock greats, U2. Yet, the quartet are also heavily rooted in the Blues.   *Returning to Woodystock this year is the 'Reverend' Smack Jonez. The singer-songwriter, New York-born and raised in Gavelston, Texas, was "sent here on a mission from God to bring you the love thru song and sound so that you, too can get down." Watch Jonez electrify the Woodystock crowd with his energetic blend of blues, funk, rock and soul.   *One of the more eclectic bands to grace the Woodystock stage is Electric Parlor. The L.A.-based quartet takes pride in creating music that has an honest, raw, and live feel to it, relatable to music fans all over the world.  They are inspired by the past, and the lessons they have learned from years of listening to the forefathers of Rock 'n' Roll. The tasty Down-Home Blues of guitarist Victor Crain graces the stage of Woodystock again this year.   *The guitar playing style of well-known High Desert-ite Victor Crain was once favorably compared to the great Jimi Hendrix. Crain, who resides in Llano, returns to Woodystock again this year to play some tasty Down-Home Blues.                                             woodystockblues.com/home.html                                              facebook.com/Woodystock.info         Join us on Facebook       Follow us on Twitter       Send us an Email