Fourth Annual Brattleboro Youth Rock Festival Comes to Town Saturday, September 28; Official 2019 Line-up Announced

Youth bands and solo artists from around New England are gearing up to take the stage at the Fourth Annual Brattleboro Youth Rock Festival. BrattRock 2019 comes to 118 Elliot in downtown Brattleboro on Saturday, September 28. Gates open at 2:30 PM and performances take place on two stages, one indoor and one outdoor, between 3:00 and 10:00 PM.

In addition to non-stop live music, the festival features food vendors, interactive performances by the New England Center for Circus Arts, crafts and games, and plenty of family fun. All are invited to attend this all-ages community event.

Advance tickets are available at www.brattrock.org. Prices are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. A portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to Youth Services.

With 22 registered acts, this year promises the largest, most diverse line-up since the event was founded in 2016 with the goal of providing a venue for talented young musicians from around the region to connect, learn, perform, inspire, and be inspired.

BrattRock’s Organizing Committee is proud to present the official 2019 performer line-up. From Vermont: JONNYMIKEY, The Man Made Tragedies,  Emily Matthew-Muller,  Moxie, Squig Heart; From New Hampshire: Session B; From Massachusetts: American Ink, Born IV Blues, Luna Cave, Caravan of Fools, Fiora Laina, Fluorescent Pineapple, lost things, Eva Markham, Mia Michelle, Moving Day, Jeremiah Patrick and Elijah Rain, Pears & Plums, Roll Over White,  Tropical Hot Sauce, The Troubled Times, and ZoKi; Performer bios and a stage schedule are available at www.brattrock.org, and updates will be shared on Facebook and Instagram.

BrattRock 2019 is made possible by Youth Services, Guilford Sound, the Vermont Community Foundation, Chroma Technologies, 118 Elliot, and DemoGraphix.

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Comments | 1

  • One of the great Brattleboro events

    I like this one. It’s truly local, celebrates local talent, and isn’t aimed at tourists (even though they are welcome!)

    Reading new band names is always a pleasure. Plus, you get to read sentences like this: “Gates open at 2:30 PM” Gates…. heh. I love it.

    Rock on!

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