Resonance Music and Arts Festival, presented by Essential Productions, Papadosio, and Mammoth Music Group, just keeps getting better! Earlier this month, Resonance teased fans with the addition of several artists on their social media channels. Progressive rock band Umphrey's McGee, Vermont jam-rockers Twiddle, high-energy psychedelic funk group Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, dynamic improvisational outfit Dopapod, and instrumental rock fusion quartet TAUK were all gradually leaked online in anticipation of the full lineup announcement. Today, the sixth annual event is proud to also welcome EOTO (two sets), Desert Dwellers, Andy Frasco & The U.N., Big Something, Sunsquabi (two sets), Chris Karns, and many more to the lineup. The new wave of artists will accompany the already stacked lineup of acts performing the weekend of September 19-22, 2019. A confirmed listing of the full lineup is below and tickets are available now through http://resonancemusicfest.com/.
Progressive-rock and electro-synth quintet
Papadosio are proudly presenting the sixth iteration of
Resonance Music & Arts Festival in tandem with
Mammoth Music Group and Essential Productions. Best known for their energetic live performances filled with mesmerizing instrumentation, improvisational skills, and intricate visual production,
Papadosio have always had a special place for
Resonance in their hearts since it's origination in their home state of Ohio in 2014. "The excitement is palpable for what will be the best
Resonance festival yet!" says Anthony Thogmartin of
Papadosio (guitar, synth, vocals). "We've got a whopping four sets of sound and sight for you including a bunch of new music, and even a
Gorillaz tribute set! This is the one 'must not miss'
Papadosio event of the year." As if that weren't enough, fans will also be treated to two of the band's other projects at Resonance: Brether; a collection of music by Sam Brouse (keys, vocals), and Billy Brouse (keys, vocals), and EarthCry; Anthony's (guitar, synth, vocals) secondary musical undertaking that uses live instruments, mixing, slicing, and looping, to create unique electronic arrangements.
After four successful years at Legend Valley, and a successful inaugural year at Frontier Ranch prior,
Resonance is moving to a new home. This year, the festival is proud to celebrate it's sixth annual event at Coopers Lake Campground in Western PA right when the air begins to feel a little cooler and the leaves begin to change. "We're really excited to officially be teaming up with
Papadosio this year, as well as our move to Cooper's Lake!" says festival organizer and partner at Essential Productions Casey Schneider. "Resonance is really coming into its own and I think it's proper that it received a home all to itself." The new location boasts a 500-acre site giving festival goers even more room to roam. The property also features a stunning natural landscape with fields, woods, hills, a lake, and even a castle giving attendees the perfect setting to wrap up their festival year. For more information about Coopers Lake Campground, please visit
cooperslake.com.
Passes are on sale now on the
Resonance website. General admission and VIP passes are currently available for $205 and $380 respectfully, with prices increasing tonight at midnight. All general admission weekend passes include entry Thursday,
September 19th through Sunday,
September 22nd with options to upgrade to the "early entry" pass, allowing guests an early arrival on Wednesday. All VIP ticket packages include early access, preferred camping, complimentary tea and coffee, premium bathrooms, a VIP lounge and viewing area, a pancake breakfast with artist meet and greet, official
Resonance swag bags, exclusive VIP performances, and more.
For more information on
Resonance Festival, visit
http://resonancemusicfest.com/
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