2027 Lineup

August 27–29, 2027 · Baca Grande POA golf course
First confirmed artists. Headliners and set times are still to be announced.

The River Arkansas
Country, blues, folk and Americana.
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SANJI
Sanji African Drum and Dance Band. West African roots music with a contemporary pulse: kamale n’goni, djembe and vocals.
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Pioneer Mother
Colorado Americana with outlaw-country spirit, bluegrass roots and storytelling.
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MK UltraSound

Join the music

The Coyote Jam
A back-to-back vinyl and digital DJ set featuring DJs MK UltraSound & Deci Does with live musicians and vocals. Drop in on keys, instruments, percussion, drum kit, or vocals.

Noise Church
Hosted by Robin Chestnut. An open-ended noise jam where every instrument—and every sound it can make—is welcome. The first rule is listening. Find a groove together, wander in different directions, and hear what happens.

For Artists

Performers, jam hosts, workshop leaders and creative collaborators: share your offering.

Applications start a conversation; participation is confirmed separately.

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Festival History

Local musical excellence. Artists from near and far. Part of Crestone’s musical life since 1999.

Past festival performers

  • Richie Havens

  • Paper Bird

  • The Blue Canyon Boys

  • Ruthie Foster

  • Charles Neville

  • Youssoupha Sidibe and the Mystic Rhythms

  • Taarka

  • Intuit

  • Beth Quist

  • Robben Ford

  • Mama Magnolia

  • John Craigie

  • Vieux Farka Touré

  • Elephant Revival

  • Sister Carol

  • Tower of Power

  • Booker T.

  • Tab Benoit

  • Kan’Nal

  • Hazel Miller

  • Peter Rowan

  • Buckwheat Zydeco

  • John Lee Hooker Jr.

Explore the archive sources

Out & About Crestone, August 2017: community recollections include Richie Havens in 2001 and Ruthie Foster in 2014.

The Gazette, August 2010: Booker T. and Tab Benoit billed as headliners.

Colorado Music Buzz, July 2014: Ruthie Foster billed as Saturday headliner.

Crestone & Saguache County Visitor’s Guide 2005, printed page 29: CPI’s festival announcement bills Buckwheat Zydeco for Saturday and Hazel Miller for Sunday, August 7.

Santana and Peter Rowan were supplied by the site owner. No independent festival billing was located in the sources checked; exact billing and years remain to be confirmed.