Fayetteville Roots Fest tickets go on sale Dec. 5
Fayetteville Roots Festival organizers confirmed this week that early bird tickets for the 2019 festival will officially go on sale at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 5.
Fayetteville Roots Festival organizers confirmed this week that early bird tickets for the 2019 festival will officially go on sale at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 5.
Ingram and Carll will do a total of seven of the acoustic-only song swap shows before Carll closes the year with three full-band efforts.
The Roots Festival is an exhausting endeavor, and I envy the out-of-town guests who were able to come to Fayetteville, leave their normal lives for a few days and soak it all in.
Last night’s crowd was quite large to close out the evening. We’ll know soon how many people can rally for one more day, for more performances, and to chase another song.
This is what we must call an embarrassment of riches.
There’s still not an event on the Roots schedule that more perfectly combines food and music than the Thursday night Folk Family Reunion.
Live music and community events for the weekend of Aug. 24-26, 2018.
There’s plenty of the festival yet to be experienced. But there aren’t many opportunities to see musical legends like Mavis Staples and Booker T. Jones.
Her catalogue contains some of the most searingly honest and deeply confessional songs written in the last 20 years, but when she takes the stage this week, her songs will mostly tell other people’s stories.
A handful of local musicians will pay tribute to the songwriting of Randy Newman on Sunday, Aug. 26 at Maxine’s Tap Room.
A new one-day food and drink festival called Roots Food and Spirits is debuting this year as part of Fayetteville Roots Festival.
Here are the highlights of the music lineup for the 2018 Fayetteville Roots Festival.
Here’s what we know about this year’s food-related events planned during Fayetteville Roots Festival.
The pass includes tickets to four events; Wednesday night’s Roots @ The Record in Bentonville, Thursday’s Friends of the Festival Party at Pratt Place Inn, Saturday’s Roots, Food & Spirits event also at Pratt Place, and the Sunday TriCycle Farm Jamboree in Fayetteville.
Some rockstars of the culinary world are also beginning to turn out for Fayetteville Roots Festival each fall.
Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission members awarded $115,100 to help fund 16 upcoming events and projects.
Here’s our list of 14 upcoming music festivals you can check out without ever leaving the state.
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