Nathaniel Rateliff, Dawes, the Fruit Bats, Gregory Alan Isakov, Big Richard, Judah and the Lion, and Marc Broussard have all played MeadowGrass. Harris has a knack for booking bands that are on the cusp of stardom. “There have been several times when someone else has told a band: You need to play MeadowGrass. “We have a lot of credibility with bands and agents,” Harris says. They pay attention.”Īnd the word has spread - about the audience and connections bands build with them, about the positive interactions between bands and about the overall MeadowGrass experience. They’re excited for the opportunity to play in front of our audience. “I love working with generally younger bands. “I’m not disappointed that hasn’t happened,” he says. Back then, Harris and the organizers aspired eventually to book arena bands. Steve Harris is the talent manager for the festival, booking impressive musical lineups for MeadowGrass since 2009. You can’t help but put it on your calendar every year.” “Hearing the stories and checking out social posts is one thing, but when you experience the meadow, it becomes part of your story.
“The first-timer should be prepared to be hooked,” Nicoletta says. Set at La Foret Conference & Retreat Center in Black Forest, the festival showcases live music along with a beer fest, food trucks, yoga, vendors, kids’ activities and much more. The annual MeadowGrass Music Festival serves as the unofficial musical kickoff to summer over Memorial Day weekend - this year May 26-28. If you’ve never been, here’s a preview of what the pixie dust is all about. This year’s MeadowGrass 2023 marks the 14th year of the popular festival. If you’ve been to the MeadowGrass Music Festival, you know there’s definitely something unquantifiable that keeps folks coming back year after year to this particular meadow in Black Forest. There’s “magic in the meadow,” says Nicole Nicoletta, executive director of Rocky Mountain Highway.
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