Two Tons of Steel
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Genres: Americana, Rockabilly, Rock
Website: www.twotons.com

Texas band Two Tons of Steel might be described as equal parts Elvis Presley and Elvis Costello, with a liberal dose of Buddy Holly and a dollop of The Ramones. It’s a one-of-a-kind sound that bandleader and frontman Kevin Geil likes to call countrybilly. (more…)

We have started to confirm the lineup for the inaugural Chattahippie Music Festival, and will begin to announce new entertainers, partners and hosts each week until we run out of space!

Because Chattahippie is a music discovery festival, don’t expect for us to announce artists in any particular order;  everyone appearing at the festival is terrific, although admittedly some are more widely known than others.  Our goal is to expose you to new ideas and experiences, and the order of which we announce the lineup will be intentionally random.

Life is meant to be interesting!

The Chattahippie Music Festival is a celebration of peace, love & music discovery - and we have designed the schedule to offer a wide variety of musical experiences. Although we won’t begin to announce specific performers for a couple more weeks, here is a sneak preview of what’s ahead:

Thursday, September 18, 2008

A special evening of acoustic performances by leading singer/songwriters from across the nation. This attendance-restricted event will feature great music and smaller crowds, and will include a meet-and-greet with all of the performing artists. Admission limited to 4-day ticket holders only.

Friday, September 19, 2008

Hosted by a national radio personality/outlaw country entertainer, this evening will feature high energy, hard rockin’ alt-country entertainers from Texas to Tennessee and everywhere in between. What would Friday night be without blowing off some steam? Come discover your inner-outlaw, and have some fun.

Saturday, September 20, 2008

From rock to blues, from jam bands to Americana, Saturday promises to be a full-day of great music, food and good times. With over 12 hours of live entertainment, you’ll need to rest up to start early and party late.

Sunday, September 21, 2008

The morning after a great night is always a bit rough, but Sunday promises everyone a fresh start - beginning with an early-morning Hippie Church gathering. Afterwards, join us for a pancake breakfast and a full day of folk & bluegrass music hosted by a nationally syndicated radio program creator & performing artist.

Sunday afternoon will mark the end of our Chattahippie celebration… until next year.