CAMBRIDGE — An all-day music festival featuring bands from eight counties will take place from 11 a.m. to midnight Saturday, Sept. 9, at the Pritchard Laughlin Center, 7033 Glenn Highway, Cambridge. The event will benefit the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
Led by Cambridge area musician Bo Jamison and Kaleb Graham of Kaleb Graham Productions, the Bo & Co. music festival will bring 18 of some of the best bands from throughout the region.
“We want to use this event to call attention to the immense musical talent from this part of Ohio,” Jamison said. “You don’t have to go to Columbus to find quality entertainment. It’s right here.”
In addition to live music, the event will include prize drawings, activities for children, food trucks, merchandise tables, and an assortment of vendors.
Bo & Co. Live Music Festival lineup includes:
11:00 a.m. − Steve Spires of Zanesville
11:30 a.m. − E Wade & the Heat of Cambridge
Noon − Jason Edward Adams of Coshocton
12:30 p.m. − The Weekday Drinkers of Uhrichsville
1:15 p.m. − Ethan Timm of Dresden
1:45 p.m. − Valley Sphinx of Barnesville
2:30 p.m. − Evan Abood of Coshocton
3 p.m. − Straight Jacket of Crooksville
3:45 p.m. − Kearstin Clark of Uhrichsville
4:15 p.m. − Neon Tiger of Coshocton
5:00 pm − Matt Barnhart of New Philadelphia
5:30 p.m. − Turning Tydes of Cambridge
6:15 p.m. − Jared Barton of Columbus
6:45 p.m. − Nomadic Earth of Newark
7:30 p.m. − Haley Bundy of Cambridge
8 p.m. − Seeking Closure of Zanesville
8:45 p.m. − prize drawings
9 p.m. − Lock 17 of Cambridge
10 p.m. − Falling Under of Zanesville
Proceeds from the event will benefit NAMI Six County, a 501c3 charitable organization that educates and advocates for the mentally ill and drug-addicted and their families. NAMI Six County serves Coshocton, Guernsey, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble and Perry counties.
More information and discounted advance tickets are available for $20 at www.boandcomusic.com/event-details/bo-co-live-music-fest. Tickets will also be sold at the door on the day of the event.
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