Sunday, September 20, 2015

Preview coverage of The Page Farm's 4th Annual Autumn Equinox Music & Arts Festival


Photographic images created by Conall O'Brien. 
Review excerpts by Craig Venzke.
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A look ahead to the upcoming 4th Annual Autumn Equinox Music & Arts Festival to be held September 25 & 26, 2015 in Croyden, New Hampshire.


Let's go back in time to revisit the last festival of summer, held in late September 2014 at The Page Farm - a spacious, well-tended outdoor venue just a stones throw from the Vermont border.


The Page Farm is located on 70 acres of open fields and wooded trails in a quiet corner of the Lake Sunapee region of New Hampshire.
More after the jump...



Yaks are fairly rare in North America.


The Page Farm is a family-owned working farm.


Returning this year to the Fourth Annual Autumn Equinox Music Festival is The New Riders of the Purple Sage !!  
Featuring original members: David Nelson & Buddy Cage with Michael Falzarano (Hot Tuna), Johnny Markowski (Stir Fried/JGB) and Ronnie Penque (Stir Fried/JGB/Ripple)


Headlining Saturday night is The New Riders of the Purple Sage - “the original space cowboys”.


Page Farm's exceptional sound system will first be put to the test by some of the Northeast’s local favorites, many who will be returning again in 2015. Bands appearing this coming weekend include:

Roots of Creation
The Garcia Project
Hot Day at the Zoo
Skyfoot
Citizens Band Radio
Gratefully Yours
Chris MacKay and the Toneshifters
Harsh Armadillo
Background Orcs
Charlie Keating Band
Mad Kings
The Kind Buds
Studio Two


The Kind Buds - Free-Range Acoustic Jam Duo



Charlie Keating Band


Charlie Keating Band - Charlie could be compared to Clapton and Buddy Guy, Yes - he is that good.

Although you're welcome to "BYOB",  the Page's have worked hard to reclaim the fields, stone walls and forest - so strictly no glass allowed. Thank You!


With the changing seasons it may get a little cool at night but the weather forecast is looking good this year.


Wooded Campgound - FREE camping included with Weekend and Day Passes

Mad Kings - Jimmy Law


Mad Kings - Very talented band from Point Pleasant, NJ will be returning again in 2015.


Getting back to last year - The Garcia Project, The Kind Buds, Skyfoot, and the Charlie Keating Blues Band all delivered to the small but kind minded Saturday crowd. Mad Kings, fronted by the remarkably versatile and talented 15 year old Jimmy Law and Steen Schmidt, displayed unexpected prowess.

Skyfoot


The Garcia Project -
performs full, classic show set lists from the Jerry Garcia Band from the 70's, 80's and 90s.


The Garcia Project's Mik Bondy – Guitar & Vocals

Buddy Cage - NRPS Original member

Johnny Markowski -  NRPS

David Nelson - NRPS


The crowd surged forward when the New Riders hit the stage opening with the Robert Hunter/David Nelson composition, “Where I Come From”. Vocals throughout the evening were shared by original member guitarist David Nelson, guitarist Michael Falzarano, and bassist Ronnie Penque. Pedal steel guitarist Buddy Cage looked great and sounded spectacular, his trademark psychedelic bubbling growl and whine weaving through crowd pleases including the traditional “Henry” and the blazing final number “Dead Roses”.

Ending well after midnight, the live music heard at the Page Farm truly was the last of Summer 2014. We are  looking forward to a repeat of an equally outstanding  Annual Autumn Equinox Music & Arts Festival in 2015.


Brian and Meredith Page.

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1 comment:

Craig V said...

Hell yeah that was fun! Thanks Conall!

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