Pilgrimage Festival 2017
The fourth running of the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is set to take over Franklin's Park at Harlinsdale Farm Sept. 22-23, just a few weeks over the horizon. If you’ve been waiting to see what the schedule is going to be like before grabbing tickets, wait no longer — the whole shebang is on the festival’s website now.
Things get started early on the festival’s eight stages. You’ll want to get there before noon on Saturday to catch folks like Courtney Marie Andrews, Aaron Lee Tasjan and the Jake Leg Stompers. You’ll have to make a few more choices as you head into the afternoon, noting The Infamous Stringdusters, Tyminski and Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear all starting near 1 p.m., but later highlights like Dawes, Hozier, Ahi and Siama’s Congo Roots are spread out a bit more. Lionel Richie is set to play at 5:45, with Jack White’s 7 p.m. set capping the day.
Devon Gilfillian, Low Cut Connie, Joshua Hedley and The Fairfield Four are among the early sets to look out for on Sunday. Similar to Saturday, there’s a choice to make around 1 p.m. between Jade Bird, Caroline Rose and Whitney Rose. John Moreland, Lord Huron, Lilly Hiatt and Bleachers are among the afternoon’s highlights, with Brandi Carlile going on at 4:35. Then you’ve got the Keb’ Mo’ Band opposite Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds heading into Chris Stapleton’s 7 p.m. set to close out the weekend.
Single-day passes start at $125 and are on sale right here.
