22nd Annual Moab Folk Festival
November 1-3, 2024

THE MOAB FOLK FESTIVAL LINEUP IS COMPLETE!

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**The Festival kicks off Friday night* with our Education Outreach Benefit Concert at Star Hall. Incredible female folk foursome The One Night Onlys open the stage. GRAMMY nominated singer songwriter and Festival favorite John Fullbright headlines both Friday* and Saturday nights.**

The Saturday ballpark show begins with up and coming Minnesota singer songwriter Humbird. Next, Handmade Moments serves up a memorable mix of intoxicating vocals and ornate instrumentation.

Prepare to be dazzled by Nick Shoulders’ unforgettable ethereal croons and masterful whistles, yodels, and musicianship. We can’t wait to have multiple GRAMMY and IBMA winning performer Sam Bush and his band close out the Saturday ballpark stage-a core memory opportunity!

Performances Saturday evening at Star Hall will benefit the Beacon Strings Camp, a local youth music education camp. First, Anna Moss shares her memorable sultry New Orleans-inspired Americana porch jazz. John Fullbright closes the show with another round of his lyrical and musical showmanship.

Indigenous vocal powerhouse Charly Lowry opens the Sunday show in our gospel slot. Then, award-winningstring band musician Jake Blount shares his Afrofuturist world.

Utah’s own Pixie & The Partygrass Boys takes the stage next, sharing their soulful vocals, solid strings, and overall high energy sound. Last but not least, The Travelin’ McCourys headline on Sunday. This stellar band is sure to deliver a grand finale Festival set packed with originals, Dead, and plenty of burnin’ grass. Don’t miss it!

*Star Hall Friday Night Tickets are SOLD OUT online*

*Local Tickets are for Moab residents only and are still available for purchase in-person at Back of Beyond Books and Canyonlands Copy Center.

Questions? 435-260-1756 or email info@moabfolkfestival.com

The Moab Folk Festival takes place in beautiful, downtown Moab, UT. Friday and Saturday night shows happen in historic Star Hall, capacity 290. Saturday and Sunday shows are held at the Moab City Ballpark, capacity 1500. Please consider joining us for quality music in intimate venues and with stellar scenery.

Sam Bush Saturday, November 2

The Travelin’ McCourys Sunday, November 3

Image of band playing on Main Stage at Moab Folk Festival. Left to Right: Woman with a sidecut plays stand-up bass, woman with mid-length brown hair plays fiddle, woman with long brown hair picks a fiddle, and woman with short brown hair sits while p

Indigenous man wearing traditional clothing in turquoise color performs hoop dance in front of crowd.

Fiery Furnace band plays in front of crowd. Left to right: Man in green ball cap plays tuba, man with white sunglasses and shoulder-length hair plays trumpet, man in red headband and red vest plays saxaphone.

Three people perform on dark Star Hall stage. Left to right: Man in purple tshirt and cap sings, man in red plaid plays guitar and sings, man in red plaid and top hat plays guitar.

Adults and children join hands and dance in a circle at the Moab Folk Festival.

Traditional Latina dancer poses for camera in white and multicolored dress, flowers in hair.

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