Saturday May 13
10a-11a Vicky Lee
11:30a-12:30p Gina Sobel
1p - 3p Tara Mills
3:30p-5:30p Wicked Olde

Sunday May 14
10a-11a BRIMS
11:30a-12:15p Skyline Country Cloggers
12:30p-2:30p Koda & Maria from Chamomile & Whiskey
3p-5p The Judy Chops

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Journey with Vicky Lee to Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and the Isle of Man to listen in to how the Celts expressed their morning in song: soft and mild, jaunty, foggy, or awaiting the seals or the whales, this music is bound to embrace you!

Gina Sobel is a natural improviser. Accomplished on multiple instruments (flute, sax, voice), she radiates energy and excitement in her live performances and is sought after as a soloist with national and international performers. She is an award-winning songwriter and composer; in her own music, Sobel brings together elements of funk, jazz and American folk music into a fresh and compelling sound.

Tara Mills Band. Inspired by the Blue Ridge Mountains and the rich musical traditions tied to them, Tara Mills describes her music as, ” original mountain americana;” an original blend of folk, bluegrass, and americana. Writing and singing most of her life, it wasn’t long before Tara picked up a guitar and taught herself how to express the melodies in her head through her songs and hauntingly beautiful lyrics. Influenced by bluegrass, old country, and traditional mountain folk, she creates an original sound that captures true human feeling and emotion. taramillsmusic.com

Wicked Olde. Our sound may best be described as eclectic. Very, very eclectic. And old. From Big Walter Horton to Hank Williams, Sr., Jackson Browne to Bill Monroe, George Gershwin to Gordon Lightfoot, Bluegrass to Blues, Pop to Folk, Old-timey and Appalachian standards that'll make you nostalgic, to lively Celtic jigs and reels that'll blow your socks off. 
wickedoldemusic.com

The Blue Ridge Irish Music School (BRIMS) is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to creating community through Irish music, dance and song. BRIMS offers classes for all ages and skill levels. The BRIMS Traditional Ensemble brings Irish culture to life with infectious Irish tunes, stirring songs and traditional dance. www.BRIMStunes.org

The Skyline Country Cloggers, based in Crozet, Virginia, is a non-profit club for the purpose of promoting and continuing the rich heritage of American clog dancing. Our group was founded in 1987 and several founding members still dance on the team. Many others have been with the club for at least 20 years. While that longevity makes everyone feel like family, we also have some married couples and mother-daughters on the team.

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Koda and Marie, a couple of Nelson's County's favorite troublemakers and part of the band Chamomile and Whiskey, blend Appalachian and Irish influences with good-old American rock-n-roll into a raucous sound that's had Central Virginia dancing for years.

The Judy Chops. From deep in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, The Judy Chops are redefining the ‘Americana’ landscape with their genre-defying approach to roots music. Formed in 2008 this musical collective of family and friends has evolved from hometown heroes into one of Virginia’s hottest live acts, wowing audiences with their deft musicianship and high-energy live shows. Their fusion of modern and vintage musical styles, blending elements of swing, blues, rock, and soul has been a fan favorite yearly at Red Wing Roots Music Festival. Winners of 2018’s Rock’n to LOCKN’ competition, The Judy Chops have also been featured at Devil’s Backbone Hoopla, & Front Porch Fest, plus the group will be making their Floydfest debut this summer, with a brand new full length album coming soon! #chopsdontstop www.thejudychops.com

In the Kids' Area: Kim and Jimbo Cary

Kim and Jimbo Cary's performance is supported in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts
and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Kim and Jimbo play Americana, old-time southern mountain music, gospel, and songs for families and children. Performing together professionally for over 20 years, the Carys have performed for more than 300,000 adults and children at festivals, museums, cultural centers, schools and libraries throughout the state.