FIRST ROUND OF ARTISTS FOR PERDUE DANCE STAGE ANNOUNCED FOR MARYLAND FOLK FESTIVAL
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The Maryland Folk Festival is gearing up for an unforgettable weekend in downtown Salisbury, Maryland, on September 19-21, 2025. As the festival announces its first round of artists for the Perdue Dance Stage, excitement is building around a diverse lineup that promises to be a feast for the senses.
Located in the heart of this vibrant coastal town, the festival will feature a wide range of musical styles, from the soulful rhythms of Puerto Rican bomba y plena to the rustic charm of honky-tonk country and the energetic beats of Celtic EDM. In total, approximately 250 artists-including musicians, dancers, storytellers, and craftspeople-are set to showcase their talents in Salisbury.
Among the first artists announced is the Aqua String Band from Philadelphia, renowned for their captivating performances at the Mummers Parade. Attendees will also enjoy Charm City Junction, known for their fusion of bluegrass and Irish music, alongside Elias Alexander's unique blend of Celtic EDM.
A high-energy performance by Gangstagrass, which merges bluegrass with hip-hop, is sure to be a crowd favorite. Fans of honky-tonk will appreciate Jesse Daniel's gritty storytelling, while Joe May's Month of Mondays offers a smooth rock experience that reflects on life's bittersweet moments.
Adding to the vibrant mix of sounds, Kadencia will present Afro-Puerto Rican rhythms, and the Kurlou Reggae Allstars will bring reggae vibes to the festival. Sug Daniels will captivate audiences with a lively combination of folk, rock, and soul.
For those who want to dance, the festival features a special Saturday Evening Square Dance led by Charm City Junction. No partner or prior experience is required, making it a welcoming event for all ages.
As summer approaches, more artists will be announced, ensuring a festival experience rich in tradition and innovation. Attendees can participate in workshops, enjoy children's activities, and savor a delightful mix of regional and international cuisines, along with craft brews and ongoing participatory dance and storytelling. Best of all, the Maryland Folk Festival is free to attend.
Dance enthusiasts, music lovers, and curious festival-goers should keep an eye on mdfolkfest.com for upcoming artist announcements and event details. Connect with the Maryland Folk Festival on social media for the latest updates and join in the celebration of music and community.
Don't miss this lively gathering, where rhythmic energy, captivating performances, and cultural exchange promise to create magical moments. The Maryland Folk Festival is a place where tradition meets modernity, and everyone is invited to join in the dance!
Located in the heart of this vibrant coastal town, the festival will feature a wide range of musical styles, from the soulful rhythms of Puerto Rican bomba y plena to the rustic charm of honky-tonk country and the energetic beats of Celtic EDM. In total, approximately 250 artists-including musicians, dancers, storytellers, and craftspeople-are set to showcase their talents in Salisbury.
Among the first artists announced is the Aqua String Band from Philadelphia, renowned for their captivating performances at the Mummers Parade. Attendees will also enjoy Charm City Junction, known for their fusion of bluegrass and Irish music, alongside Elias Alexander's unique blend of Celtic EDM.
A high-energy performance by Gangstagrass, which merges bluegrass with hip-hop, is sure to be a crowd favorite. Fans of honky-tonk will appreciate Jesse Daniel's gritty storytelling, while Joe May's Month of Mondays offers a smooth rock experience that reflects on life's bittersweet moments.
Adding to the vibrant mix of sounds, Kadencia will present Afro-Puerto Rican rhythms, and the Kurlou Reggae Allstars will bring reggae vibes to the festival. Sug Daniels will captivate audiences with a lively combination of folk, rock, and soul.
For those who want to dance, the festival features a special Saturday Evening Square Dance led by Charm City Junction. No partner or prior experience is required, making it a welcoming event for all ages.
As summer approaches, more artists will be announced, ensuring a festival experience rich in tradition and innovation. Attendees can participate in workshops, enjoy children's activities, and savor a delightful mix of regional and international cuisines, along with craft brews and ongoing participatory dance and storytelling. Best of all, the Maryland Folk Festival is free to attend.
Dance enthusiasts, music lovers, and curious festival-goers should keep an eye on mdfolkfest.com for upcoming artist announcements and event details. Connect with the Maryland Folk Festival on social media for the latest updates and join in the celebration of music and community.
Don't miss this lively gathering, where rhythmic energy, captivating performances, and cultural exchange promise to create magical moments. The Maryland Folk Festival is a place where tradition meets modernity, and everyone is invited to join in the dance!
