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Sunday, Nov. 1

Sunday’s “All Access” Pass gives you access to all of Sunday’s activities.  The day starts with the Kruger Brothers, followed by free concerts by great regional acts in the Peace Center Amphitheatre and some of the biggest names of bluegrass in our Concert Hall (see below).  Local food vendors and jam areas are also available on the Peace Center campus with your purchase.  Enjoy access to all this and more for only $35. (Rain or Shine)

Kruger Brothers - 12:30 pm
The Kruger Brothers grew up playing mountain music…in the Swiss Alps! Born in Switzerland, they toured Europe for many years playing acoustic music…with classical and folk influence, as well as Bluegrass. Today, these European pickers are among the most respected players of this most American genre.
www.krugerbrothers.com

Him's - 1:45 pm - Peace Center Amphitheatre

Mountain Heart - 2:45 pm
Mountain Heart's musical virtuosity, unmatched energy, and keen sense of entertainment dynamics have helped them to forge a highly unique sound, and stage show, which appeals to an incredibly wide variety of musical tastes. From large outdoor folk music and bluegrass festivals, to sold-out arena shows opening for Southern Rock icons, Lynyrd Skynyrd, to co-headlining concerts with the acoustic guitar legend, Tony Rice, Mountain Heart always makes an undeniable connection to an audience, leaving them on their feet. In short, this rare combination of abilities makes Mountain Heart one of the most versatile acts ever assembled.
www.mountainheart.com

Appalachian Fire - 4:00 pm - Peace Center Amphitheatre

Rhonda Vincent and the Rage - 5:00 pm
The Wall Street Journal calls Rhonda Vincent “the new queen of bluegrass music.” With the release of her latest CD, Destination Life, Rhonda Vincent and The Rage took their sultry, soulful, gospel-tinted style to a new level. A great ending to a perfect Bluegrass weekend.
www.nemr.net/~rhondav

Also check out the great line up on Day 1 and Day 2 of the Festival!