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All-Star Line-Up Announced for Bluegrass Museum’s ROMP Festival.

Announcing the ROMP 2012 line-up!

Vince Gill, Old Crow Medicine Show, Punch Brothers, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three, Lonesome River Band, The Deadly Gentlemen, Greensky Bluegrass, Farewell Drifters, Jesse McReynolds & Friends a Tribute to Jerry Garcia Songs of the Grateful Dead, Monroeville, 23 String Band, NewFound Road,Image634696393424570000 The Expedition Show, Bearfoot, Renegade String Band, Some Rye Grass, Snap Jackson and the Knock on Wood Players, Grandview Junction, Renegade String Band, Town Mountain, Arnold Shultz Revival, Don Stanley & Middle Creek, Belfry Fellows, Bawn in the Mash, Higher Ground, County Line Bluegrass, NewTown, and the Museum's massive student brigade, the Kentucky BlueGrass AllStars.

Free workshops will be held Friday and Saturday afternoon in specified picnic shelters, and nighttime performances and jams will begin after the main stage acts end each night. In addition to these fine, fine performers, Owensboro's best chefs will be offering their specialty items for the hungry at heart, and talented arts and crafts vendors and luthiers will be displaying their artwork and instruments for sale.

So….in the words of the Carolina Chocolate Drops’ Dom Flemons:

"Right On My People, come on down to Owensboro, bring your friends, grab your banjo and your fiddle. Take your dancing shoes cause there'll be all sorts of fine, fine music and kind people, lots of pretty girls, whether in the face, the eye or just in the heart. Don't worry ladies, there'll be plenty of men strong as a bear, and there's others that are barely strong. Great food and don't forget that barbequed hallelujah lamb! So come on down, Right On My People, ROMP ROMP ROMP!"

For more information call (270) 926-7891 or visit  

www.rompfest.com

For Tickets CLICK HERE!

1 comment:

tties91 said...

It troubles me that the first three bands listed are not Bluegrass, I know they are "on the edge," of the bands offered LRB should lead the release.
Too many diversions - too little grass.