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Sisters Folk Festival, known for its intimacy of performances and as one of the most well-respected music festivals in the country, is thrilled to announce the initial lineup of the annual event September 6-8, 2019. The Festival’s eleven “walkable” venues throughout beautiful downtown Sisters, Oregon has intrigued audiences for decades, earning the moniker “All the Town’s a Stage.”

This year’s lineup follows suit from last year in bringing a diverse roster, both culturally and musically to Central Oregon. The artists represent outstanding talent. Festival Creative Director Brad Tisdel and the SFF talent committee have curated a unique lineup, bringing the distinct nature of the event to light. It has become a boutique and a discovery Festival, presenting artists from all over North America and beyond. There will be 11 stages and 50 acts.

The twenty artists in the initial lineup for 2019 include: Canadian songwriter and social activist, Bruce Cockburn; the Hawaiian native and 2018 encore artist and his band, Ron Artis II & The Truth; the dynamic Quebecois band from Montreal, Le Vent du Nord; the all-women powerhouse mariachi group Flor de Toloache from NYC; the gospel, soul and R & B band The Hamiltones NC; the return of Prince Edward Island trio The East Pointers; the juke joint blues rock of Grammy-nominated Cedric Burnside the eclectic and groovy Americana sound of Rising Appalachia Music; the twin-sibling, harmony-driven duo The Brother Brothers; songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, The Suitcase Junket; the multi-lingual, songwriter Carrie Rodriguez; guitarist and singer-songwriter Alex Cuba; indie-songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan, Americana trio from Boston, MA. Lula Wiles; Singer-songwriters and Colorado bluegrass band F Y 5, fronted by award-winning singer-songwriter Mike Finders, traditional torchbearers Pharis & Jason Romero; indie-folk band Kuinka; Saskatchewan-based duo Kacy & Clayton, traditional folk songwriter and clogger, Kristin Andreassen; and Beth Wood and Ara Lee’s new band project, Stand and Sway.

VIEW ALL OF THE DETAILED INFO INCLUDING VIDEO ON EACH ACT – https://sistersfolkfestival.org/artist-types/2019-festival/

VIEW THE 2019 POSTER BY LOCAL ARTIST DENNIS MCGREGOR
https://sistersfolkfestival.org/2019-festival-initial-lineup-poster/[:]