mossy
03-21-2005, 05:49 PM
I received an email about ProgDay. This is a cut and paste...
The ProgDay organizers are proud to announce the eleventh incarnation of the world's longest-running progressive rock festival. As always, this two-day concert will be held over Labor Day weekend, September 3 and 4, 2005, at beautiful Storybook Farm in Chapel Hill , North Carolina .
More than just a two-day concert, ProgDay's outdoor location and mixture of music and fun in the sun makes it a festival in the truest sense. And to those who consistently attend, year after year, it's simply the best concert experience around. Sun, fun, and odd time signatures -- what could be better?
Previous years have included 77 performers from 14 countries, including luminaries and legends such as Arti e Mestieri, Kraan, Happy the Man, Wishbone Ash, Discipline, Deus ex Machina, Ars Nova, The Muffins, Echolyn, Finisterre, The Flower Kings, Samla Mammas Manna, Pain of Salvation, Focus, Thinking
Plague, and many more.
The 2005 lineup is still being finalized, but rest assured that the band selection committee continues to have its finger on the pulse of progressive music, and the final lineup will be every bit as exciting and diverse as in previous years.
More information: http://www.progday.com
The ProgDay organizers are proud to announce the eleventh incarnation of the world's longest-running progressive rock festival. As always, this two-day concert will be held over Labor Day weekend, September 3 and 4, 2005, at beautiful Storybook Farm in Chapel Hill , North Carolina .
More than just a two-day concert, ProgDay's outdoor location and mixture of music and fun in the sun makes it a festival in the truest sense. And to those who consistently attend, year after year, it's simply the best concert experience around. Sun, fun, and odd time signatures -- what could be better?
Previous years have included 77 performers from 14 countries, including luminaries and legends such as Arti e Mestieri, Kraan, Happy the Man, Wishbone Ash, Discipline, Deus ex Machina, Ars Nova, The Muffins, Echolyn, Finisterre, The Flower Kings, Samla Mammas Manna, Pain of Salvation, Focus, Thinking
Plague, and many more.
The 2005 lineup is still being finalized, but rest assured that the band selection committee continues to have its finger on the pulse of progressive music, and the final lineup will be every bit as exciting and diverse as in previous years.
More information: http://www.progday.com