Camp Barefoot 7 Releases Full Lineup

by | Feb 12, 2013 | MUSIC

The seventh annual Camp Barefoot Music & Arts Festival, which will take place in Bartow, WV, this August 22-24, just released the full lineup for this year’s festival, and we’re pleased to bring that to you now!

The seventh annual Camp Barefoot Music & Arts Festival, which will take place in Bartow, WV, this August 22-24, just released the full lineup for this year’s festival, and we’re pleased to bring that to you now! We covered the 2012 Camp Barefoot Festival and had a great time, and we’re really excited to see what Camp Barefoot 7 has in store for us this year. Headliners this year include the Kyle Hollingsworth Band, EOTO, Conspirator, Keller Williams, Tea Leaf Green, and ZOOGMA. and plenty of local RVA acts will be playing as well. James Justin & Co., DJ Williams Projekt, The Big Payback, Silo Effect, People’s Blues Of Richmond, The Shack Band, The Southern Belles, Antero, The Inflatables, and Trongone Band will all be on hand to make Richmond residents feel at home. The festival will also feature artists at large Jennifer Hartswick of the Trey Anastasio Band, Nigel Hall of Lettuce, and Ras Puma of Thievery Corporation, all of whom will be sharing moments at random throughout the three-day festival. There’s even a special Kid Zone, helping to make the event fun for families and friendly to showgoers of all ages.

Camp Barefoot 7 looks like it’s going to be a total blast, so make sure you mark your calendars now for Thursday, August 22 thru Saturday, August 24. Tickets can be ordered HERE; until Feb. 28, three-day general admission passes are $105 with all fees included, while two-day passes are $85. Prices will go up starting on March 1, so order now!

To see the full lineup for Camp Barefoot 7, click HERE.

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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