Blue Mother Tupelo: Shows ...Y'all Come!

Friday, July 3rd, 2009

July 3rd Cruise In

Celebrate Independence Day weekend with Blue Mother Tupelo in historic Rogersville, Tennessee!

Rogersville is a town in Hawkins County, Tennessee 60 miles east of Knoxville on Hwy 11W. It was settled in 1775 by the grandparents of Davy Crockett and is the second-oldest town in the state. It is named for its founder, Joseph Rogers.

BMT will be rompin', stompin' & making music throughout the evening and there'll be tasty food, drinks, sweets & beautiful classic American-made automobiles!! Fun for all your senses & fun for the entire family! Blue Mother Tupelo performs in front of the courthouse in downtown Rogersville.

Directions:

From Knoxville take Interstate 40 to 81 and exit at the Morristown / White Pine exit Hwy. 25E. Go towards Morristown till you see the Rogersville / Hwy. 11w exit and go east. You're about 20 minutes from Rogersville here. Just past the Quality Inn take the split to the right (at the Historic Rogersville Sign) This is Main St. and will take you into downtown.

From Bristol on Interstate 81 take the Interstate 181 exit to Kingsport then take the Stone Drive / Hwy. IIw exit and go west to Rogersville. We're about 35 minutes from that point. When you get into Rogersville turn left onto Park Blvd. (at the Red Light) at next light turn right onto Main St. and follow it into downtown.

You can also take the Greeneville / Bulls Gap exit from Interstate 81. Go to Bulls Gap and turn right "At The Red Light". You'll be on Hwy. 66 and it will bring you into Rogersville. Turn right on Main Street in to downtown.

Saturday, July 11th, 2009

Moe's Original BBQ and Blues Revue

Moe's Original BBQ and Blues Revue began in 1988 and is known both for the fantastic live music artists they feature and for their savory Alabama barbecue in the style of the great Moses Day.

Unlike other BBQ joints, Moe's prepares eight to ten Southern-style side dishes everyday. The recipes are derived from mothers, grandmothers, nannies and housekeepers. Moe's is a Southern soulfood revival! They serve great food in an atmosphere that is relaxed, spontaneous, soulful, and civilized … sometimes.

www.moesoriginalbbq.com

Sunday, July 12th, 2009

Callaghan's Irish Social Club

Callaghan's has by far the most tasty Po Boys on the planet! And they shonuff know how to mix a deliciously perfect black & tan & there's always a stream of the finest songwriters in the world stopping by Callaghan's to entertain the crowd. Callaghans was recently announced on Esquire.com as one of the best bars in America & is featured in InBibe magazine as one of the top 100 places in the country to drink beer! It's the real deal baby!

www.myspace.com/callaghansirishsocialclub

Friday, July 17th, 2009

PRIVATE EVENT

Blue Mother Tupelo is honored to be performing a private concert along with Paul Thorn and Delbert McClinton at the BMW MOA International Rally in Gray, Tennessee!

Wanna book Blue Mother Tupelo for your special event? We wanna hear from you! To book BMT for your Private Party, Festival, Reception, Nightclub, House Concert, & any event, contact us at: booking@bluemothertupelo.com

PLEASE INCLUDE THE PHONE NUMBER THAT YOU MAY BE REACHED AT. THANKS!!!

Saturday, July 18th, 2009

Buffalo River Blues Festival

The Buffalo River Blues Festival features some of the finest Blues & Roots-based Music Artists that Tennessee has to offer such as Blue Mother Tupelo, B-3 organist Moe Denham, Les Kerr, Marion James, ‘Jelly Roll’ Johnson, Nick Nixon, John Richards! This free festival takes places at the Main Street Music Park in Lobelville, Tennessee in Perry County just about an hour, 15 minutes drive-time southwest of Nashville on I-40 (exit 143), 6 miles south on Highway 13 to Lobelville.

Friday, July 24th, 2009

The Lyric Theatre

Blue Mother Tupelo in concert at the historic Lyric Theatre in Loudon, Tennessee!

Tickets: $15 each and may be purchased by calling Ph: 865.458.9020. Tickets may be charged on MasterCard or VISA.

Lyric Theatre is a part of Loudon, Tennessee history. First built around 1911, The Lyric Theatre was an important part of the community; showing silent Westerns with serial “cliffhangers” and other movies were only a part of the activities that took place at the theatre until it burned down in 1934 and was rebuilt and re-opened in 1935 showing classic movies like, "The Last Outpost", with Cary Grant. Plagued with fire, the theatre burned again around 1941. Opening again in the mid-1950’s, the final movie was shown in 1961. The Lyric Theatre was donated to the City of Loudon in the 1980’s. Since then, the Loudon Merchants and Property Owners Association (LMPOA) has worked to restore the theatre. When they took over, there was nothing but four brick walls. For more than a decade, the LMPOA and local volunteers chipped away at restoring the charming old theatre to its former glory with a renovated stage, marquee, full facilities. The first concert series was held in 2003 and continues with some of the finest live music concerts in the nation at this fine historic Lyric Theatre.

www.lyricloudon.com

Saturday, July 25th, 2009

Brackin's

About Brackins:

Located in historic downtown Maryville, Brackin's features top local, regional, national and international performers - the finest live music in the region, dancing, great food & fine spirits.

Friday, July 31st, 2009

Shuckums Oyster Pub

Mack Carter and his crew have proudly been serving up the freshest, Apalachicola shucked-to-order oysters of every description - raw, baked, sautéed and fried - and ice-cold beer in the same Panama City Beach restaurant location, since 1967. Family owned and operated, the atmosphere is fun and casual: from grandparents to grand kids, and everyone in between, Shuckums is a great place for the whole family. Shuckums full-service restaurant features seafood, sandwiches and entrees, steaks, award winning gumbos, salads and appetizers, all prepared fresh with a snap of down home Southern flavor! With the addition of Shuckums new live music performance stage, folks come to shuckum & jive all night long! Come boogie with Blue Mother Tupelo at Shuckums, put some South in your mouth and enjoy!

Saturday, August 1st, 2009

Shuckums Oyster Pub

Mack Carter and his crew have proudly been serving up the freshest, Apalachicola shucked-to-order oysters of every description - raw, baked, sautéed and fried - and ice-cold beer in the same Panama City Beach restaurant location, since 1967. Family owned and operated, the atmosphere is fun and casual: from grandparents to grand kids, and everyone in between, Shuckums is a great place for the whole family. Shuckums full-service restaurant features seafood, sandwiches and entrees, steaks, award winning gumbos, salads and appetizers, all prepared fresh with a snap of down home Southern flavor! With the addition of Shuckums new live music performance stage, folks come to shuckum & jive all night long! Come boogie with Blue Mother Tupelo at Shuckums, put some South in your mouth and enjoy!

Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICOL!!!

Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

Striking A Chord Against Cancer

Blue Mother Tupelo and various artists perform at Striking A Chord Against Cancer, a charity event with 100% of the proceeds going to The American Cancer Society. The live concert will take place at the University of Tennessee's School of Music Building in Knoxville.

Saturday, August 8th, 2009

Norm's River Road House

Norm's River Roadhouse features honest, homemade Music and Songs from Artists & Musicians that stick with you as mightily as the BBQ and River Road House food sticks to your ribs. You'll hear great performances by rough-hewn acoustic poets in a wonderful intimate setting. Part of the charm of Norm's River Roadhouse is the intimate, back-to-nature setting located in deep West Nashville on River Road Pike, on 5 acres next to the Cumberland River. Norm's was voted as Best New Songwriter's Club in the Nashville Scene in 2008.

Directions To Norm's:

I-40 exit 201A for US-70 E/Charlotte Pike
Turn right at Charlotte Pike/TN-24/US-70
Slight right at River Rd
Continue straight onto River Rd Pike/TN-251
Norm's River Roadhouse will be on the right

www.myspace.com/normsriverroadhouse

Friday, August 14th, 2009

Alive After Five

Admission is $9 General Admission, $5 for members and students.

Blue Mother Tupelo brings their signature Southern Soul music back home to beautiful Knoxville at The Knoxville Museum of Art's Alive After Five series of live music from 5:30pm - 8:00pm!

Dance alongside masterpieces at Alive After Five, Knoxville's most unique live music experience, taking place at The Knoxville Museum of Art's Great Hall. Alive After Five provides exquisite flavors; the most savory live music Tennessee has to offer, tasty Southern catered food included with admission, drinks offered at two cash bars, tasteful East Tennessee & international artwork, and tons of fun! Folks come dressed casually in their jeans or dressed to the nines ... everyone is welcome at this good-time gathering! AAF is a non-smoking event. Wonderful for your entire family & friends and great for dates!

www.knoxart.org/activities/aliveafterfive/

Saturday, August 15th, 2009

Private Pig Roast Hootenanny

Wanna book Blue Mother Tupelo for your special event? We wanna hear from you! To book BMT for your Private Party, Festival, Reception, Nightclub, House Concert, & any event, contact us at: booking@bluemothertupelo.com

PLEASE INCLUDE THE PHONE NUMBER THAT YOU MAY BE REACHED AT. THANKS!!!

Sunday, August 16th, 2009

Chattanooga Market

A Sunday afternoon of Southern soul with Blue Mother Tupelo!

The Chattanooga Market, located in the First Tennessee Pavilion, is a weekly open air market in downtown Chattanooga. every Sunday features live music, great food in the Market Cafe, Chef Demos, local produce and locally made arts and crafts!

www.chattanoogamarket.com

Saturday, August 22nd, 2009

Grinder's Switch Winery

About the Grinder's Switch Winery:

"Southern Charm...Sophisticated Taste." Grinder's Switch Winery is located in the peaceful countryside of Hickman County, Tennessee, just off scenic Minnie Pearl Memorial Parkway on a picturesque 105 acre estate. This country oasis is now home to some of Tennessee's best wine. Picnics and friendly gatherings are welcomed and encouraged on the grounds. Cheese and crackers are available for purchase, but feel free to pack a lunch and bring your friends and family, come for some down-home music and wine rain or shine under the 960 sq. ft. covered pavilion!

Directions

From I-40:

Take Exit 148 and turn East toward Centerville on Hwy 50 West.
Go 12 miles and turn left onto Hwy 50 West Loop.
Go 1 mile to the WINERY sign and turn right into the driveway.

Friday, August 28th, 2009

Otha Turner’s Family Goat Barbecue Picnic

BLUE MOTHER TUPELO at Otha Turner’s Family Goat Barbecue Picnic LIVE MUSIC ALL DAY/ALL NIGHT LONG!

This picnic is certainly an Otha Turner family tradition and an old time Mississippi tradition - BMT has performed for the last several years at this nonstop down home foot-stompin’ picnic filled with great food, great folks and great music! - Past performers include: T-Model Ford, RL Burnside, Sam Carr, "Big Jack" Johnson, Kenny Brown, Robert Belfour, Terry "Harmonica" Bean, Cedric & Duwayne Burnside, Kenny Kimbrough, "Slick" Ballinger, Steve "Lightnin’" Malcolm, Blind Mississippi Morris, Big Daddy, The North Mississippi Allstars, Blue Mother Tupelo and of course, Sharde Thomas & The Rising Star Fife & Drum Band). The gathering of friends and the music is always fantastic and the catfish & goat bar-b-q are delicious! Ice-cold beer to top things off - it don’t get no better than this!!! This year, the Turner family will carry on in the traditional picnic style with Otha Turner’s original Rising Star Fife and Drum and his granddaughter, Sharde Thomas, playing the fife and his grandsons playing the drums as well as countless other Hill Country and Delta Blues musicians. Blue Mother Tupelo will be jammin’ there with others. At this picnic, there’s never a schedule for performers and one NEVER knows who’ll be performing for this event. But the music is nonstop and this is always guaranteed to be an old-fashioned Mississippi boogie. Y’all come!

Directions: On I-55, get off on the Senatobia exit and turn left (away from town) down Highway 4. Go approximately three Miles down that road to Gravel Springs Road (the second road to the right on 4 from Senatobia). Turn right on Gravel Springs Road. Go to the second 4-way stop and turn left (that road is OB McClinton Road) Follow that road about a half mile and the Turner’s Picnic is on the right there will be lots of cars & people gathered there. Park along the side of the road.

*BOOK AN AREA HOTEL WELL IN-ADVANCE, ALMOST ALL FILL UP WAY AHEAD OF TIME (the picnic location is about an hour’s drive southeast of Memphis).

"Renowned for his picnic parties Mr. Turner - who played a homemade bamboo cane fife or wooden flute and spent much of his life as a sharecropper and subsistence farmer - was a living link to rural Blues and fife-and-drum pre-blues that extended well into the 19th Century."

www.othaturner.com

Saturday, August 29th, 2009

Otha Turner’s Family Goat Barbecue Picnic

BLUE MOTHER TUPELO at Otha Turner’s Family Goat Barbecue Picnic LIVE MUSIC ALL DAY/ALL NIGHT LONG!

This picnic is certainly an Otha Turner family tradition and an old time Mississippi tradition - BMT has performed for the last several years at this nonstop down home foot-stompin’ picnic filled with great food, great folks and great music! - Past performers include: T-Model Ford, RL Burnside, Sam Carr, "Big Jack" Johnson, Kenny Brown, Robert Belfour, Terry "Harmonica" Bean, Cedric & Duwayne Burnside, Kenny Kimbrough, "Slick" Ballinger, Steve "Lightnin’" Malcolm, Blind Mississippi Morris, Big Daddy, The North Mississippi Allstars, Blue Mother Tupelo and of course, Sharde Thomas & The Rising Star Fife & Drum Band). The gathering of friends and the music is always fantastic and the catfish & goat bar-b-q are delicious! Ice-cold beer to top things off - it don’t get no better than this!!! This year, the Turner family will carry on in the traditional picnic style with Otha Turner’s original Rising Star Fife and Drum and his granddaughter, Sharde Thomas, playing the fife and his grandsons playing the drums as well as countless other Hill Country and Delta Blues musicians. Blue Mother Tupelo will be jammin’ there with others. At this picnic, there’s never a schedule for performers and one NEVER knows who’ll be performing for this event. But the music is nonstop and this is always guaranteed to be an old-fashioned Mississippi boogie. Y’all come!

Directions: On I-55, get off on the Senatobia exit and turn left (away from town) down Highway 4. Go approximately three Miles down that road to Gravel Springs Road (the second road to the right on 4 from Senatobia). Turn right on Gravel Springs Road. Go to the second 4-way stop and turn left (that road is OB McClinton Road) Follow that road about a half mile and the Turner’s Picnic is on the right there will be lots of cars & people gathered there. Park along the side of the road.

*BOOK AN AREA HOTEL WELL IN-ADVANCE, ALMOST ALL FILL UP WAY AHEAD OF TIME (the picnic location is about an hour’s drive southeast of Memphis).

"Renowned for his picnic parties Mr. Turner - who played a homemade bamboo cane fife or wooden flute and spent much of his life as a sharecropper and subsistence farmer - was a living link to rural Blues and fife-and-drum pre-blues that extended well into the 19th Century."

www.othaturner.com

Saturday, September 12th, 2009

Moe's Original BBQ and Blues Revue

Moe's Original BBQ and Blues Revue began in 1988 and is known both for the fantastic live music artists they feature and for their savory Alabama barbecue in the style of the great Moses Day.

Unlike other BBQ joints, Moe's prepares eight to ten Southern-style side dishes everyday. The recipes are derived from mothers, grandmothers, nannies and housekeepers. Moe's is a Southern soulfood revival! They serve great food in an atmosphere that is relaxed, spontaneous, soulful, and civilized … sometimes.

www.moesoriginalbbq.com

Sunday, September 13th, 2009

Callaghan's Irish Social Club

Callaghan's has by far the most tasty Po Boys on the planet! And they shonuff know how to mix a deliciously perfect black & tan & there's always a stream of the finest songwriters in the world stopping by Callaghan's to entertain the crowd. Callaghans was recently announced on Esquire.com as one of the best bars in America & is featured in InBibe magazine as one of the top 100 places in the country to drink beer! It's the real deal baby!

www.myspace.com/callaghansirishsocialclub

Friday, September 18th, 2009

Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion

In the summer of 1927, the Victor Talking Machine Company tapped producer Ralph Peer for an important task: find the next big thing in American music. To Peer, Bristol looked like the perfect place to scout—the city had a passenger rail line, a main street straddling the border of Virginia and Tennessee, and was central enough to North Carolina, Kentucky and West Virginia to get a musical sample of the mountains.

Blue Mother Tupelo is ever-so aware of the rich musical history of this beautiful region in upper east Tennessee. Ricky quite possibly would never have picked up a guitar or sang a song if it weren't for his late uncle Bus, who picked, sang & rambled with the likes of Jimmie Rodgers, The Carter Family and some of the early recording artists out of Bristol. Bus played and sang the country hillbilly blues using a pocket knife to slide the guitar strings and he inspired Ricky's dad, other uncles and cousins to play music - and hence, Ricky was born into this family of music thanks to the roots from Bristol.

In the same way Ralph Peer summoned artists to the streets in 1927, Bristol calls its musical children home to the Rhythm & Roots Reunion. Blue Mother Tupelo is truly honored to be included in the line up. The line-up of artists is the strongest ever and promises something for everyone, old and young alike. To see the full line-up & to learn more about the Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion, visit www.bristolrhythm.com.

Tickets range from $10 - $35 & you may order yours at www.securetricities.com/bristolrhythm/

Saturday, September 19th, 2009

Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion

In the summer of 1927, the Victor Talking Machine Company tapped producer Ralph Peer for an important task: find the next big thing in American music. To Peer, Bristol looked like the perfect place to scout—the city had a passenger rail line, a main street straddling the border of Virginia and Tennessee, and was central enough to North Carolina, Kentucky and West Virginia to get a musical sample of the mountains.

Blue Mother Tupelo is ever-so aware of the rich musical history of this beautiful region in upper east Tennessee. Ricky quite possibly would never have picked up a guitar or sang a song if it weren't for his late uncle Bus, who picked, sang & rambled with the likes of Jimmie Rodgers, The Carter Family and some of the early recording artists out of Bristol. Bus played and sang the country hillbilly blues using a pocket knife to slide the guitar strings and he inspired Ricky's dad, other uncles and cousins to play music - and hence, Ricky was born into this family of music thanks to the roots from Bristol.

In the same way Ralph Peer summoned artists to the streets in 1927, Bristol calls its musical children home to the Rhythm & Roots Reunion. Blue Mother Tupelo is truly honored to be included in the line up. The line-up of artists is the strongest ever and promises something for everyone, old and young alike. To see the full line-up & to learn more about the Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion, visit www.bristolrhythm.com.

Tickets range from $10 - $35 & you may order yours at www.securetricities.com/bristolrhythm/

Sunday, September 20th, 2009

Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion

In the summer of 1927, the Victor Talking Machine Company tapped producer Ralph Peer for an important task: find the next big thing in American music. To Peer, Bristol looked like the perfect place to scout—the city had a passenger rail line, a main street straddling the border of Virginia and Tennessee, and was central enough to North Carolina, Kentucky and West Virginia to get a musical sample of the mountains.

Blue Mother Tupelo is ever-so aware of the rich musical history of this beautiful region in upper east Tennessee. Ricky quite possibly would never have picked up a guitar or sang a song if it weren't for his late uncle Bus, who picked, sang & rambled with the likes of Jimmie Rodgers, The Carter Family and some of the early recording artists out of Bristol. Bus played and sang the country hillbilly blues using a pocket knife to slide the guitar strings and he inspired Ricky's dad, other uncles and cousins to play music - and hence, Ricky was born into this family of music thanks to the roots from Bristol.

In the same way Ralph Peer summoned artists to the streets in 1927, Bristol calls its musical children home to the Rhythm & Roots Reunion. Blue Mother Tupelo is truly honored to be included in the line up. The line-up of artists is the strongest ever and promises something for everyone, old and young alike. To see the full line-up & to learn more about the Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion, visit www.bristolrhythm.com.

Tickets range from $10 - $35 & you may order yours at www.securetricities.com/bristolrhythm/

Friday, September 25th, 2009

Crawdad's

You can't get the true experience of the Delta without savoring its food and its music- and Crawdad's has some of the finest of both. Located in downtown Merigold, Mississippi off the legendary Highway 61, Crawdad's is best known for its boiled crawfish, juicy steaks, Cajun/Creole dishes with their secret "comeback sauce" and live Delta music amid the dirt roads & cottonfields around Merigold.

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

Otherfest

The Otherfest '09, a music festival with artists who perform original music at the river resort on the mighty Mississippi River in beautiful Rosedale, Mississippi! 20 bands in 2 days!!

www.myspace.com/otherfest

Saturday, October 10th, 2009

Private Event

Wanna book Blue Mother Tupelo for your special event? We wanna hear from you! To book BMT for your Private Party, Festival, Reception, Nightclub, House Concert, & any event, contact us at: booking@bluemothertupelo.com

PLEASE INCLUDE THE PHONE NUMBER THAT YOU MAY BE REACHED AT. THANKS!!!

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Brackin's

Come 'n' celebrate Halloween & do the Swampadelic boogie with Blue Mother Tupelo!

About Brackins:

Located in historic downtown Maryville, Brackin's features top local, regional, national and international performers - the finest live music in the region, dancing, great food & fine spirits.

Sunday, November 8th, 2009

Callaghan's Irish Social Club

Callaghan's has by far the most tasty Po Boys on the planet! And they shonuff know how to mix a deliciously perfect black & tan & there's always a stream of the finest songwriters in the world stopping by Callaghan's to entertain the crowd. Callaghans was recently announced on Esquire.com as one of the best bars in America & is featured in InBibe magazine as one of the top 100 places in the country to drink beer! It's the real deal baby!

www.myspace.com/callaghansirishsocialclub

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Crawdad's

You can't get the true experience of the Delta without savoring its food and its music- and Crawdad's has some of the finest of both. Located in downtown Merigold, Mississippi off the legendary Highway 61, Crawdad's is best known for its boiled crawfish, juicy steaks, Cajun/Creole dishes with their secret "comeback sauce" and live Delta music amid the dirt roads & cottonfields around Merigold.

Saturday, December 12th, 2009

Brackin's

About Brackins:

Located in historic downtown Maryville, Brackin's features top local, regional, national and international performers - the finest live music in the region, dancing, great food & fine spirits.

Saturday, May 15th, 2010

Blues Rules Festival

Blues Rules is the very first underground blues festival of Switzerland, and one of the rare in all of Europe. Blues Rules is dedicated to the Delta Blues style. The Blues Rules Festival will take place in the Springtime at the Crissier Castle in Lausanne Crissier, in Switzerland, a few steps from the Geneva Lake, between Geneva and Montreux. During this 2-day fest, the biggest names of the Delta Blues family will play on one stage! Coming there from all around the world, artists will share this festive Delta Blues & Roots music with a fascinated and enthusiastic audience!

Blues Rules Festival takes place at The Crissier Castle located in Switzerland, very close to Lausanne. At a few steps from the Geneva Lake, between Geneva and Montreux, this 17th century mansion offers very easy access to main Swiss airports, highways and railways, and an exceptionally beautiful and original environment. www.swisscastles.ch/Vaud/chateau/crissier.html

There will be one large open air stage, close to the old castle stables!

- Bars and snacks under tents for the audience!
- Catering in the castle dependence!
- Public park at a short 10-minute walk from the castle festival grounds!
- Many hôtels and camping around!

Blues Rules Festival
at The Crissier Castle
Lausanne, Switzerland
www.Blues-Rules.com www.myspace.com/blues_rules_fest

Sunday, May 16th, 2010

Blues Rules Festival

Blues Rules is the very first underground blues festival of Switzerland, and one of the rare in all of Europe. Blues Rules is dedicated to the Delta Blues style. The Blues Rules Festival will take place in the Springtime at the Crissier Castle in Lausanne Crissier, in Switzerland, a few steps from the Geneva Lake, between Geneva and Montreux. During this 2-day fest, the biggest names of the Delta Blues family will play on one stage! Coming there from all around the world, artists will share this festive Delta Blues & Roots music with a fascinated and enthusiastic audience!

Blues Rules Festival takes place at The Crissier Castle located in Switzerland, very close to Lausanne. At a few steps from the Geneva Lake, between Geneva and Montreux, this 17th century mansion offers very easy access to main Swiss airports, highways and railways, and an exceptionally beautiful and original environment. www.swisscastles.ch/Vaud/chateau/crissier.html
There will be one large open air stage, close to the old castle stables!

- Bars and snacks under tents for the audience!
- Catering in the castle dependence!
- Public park at a short 10-minute walk from the castle festival grounds!
- Many hôtels and camping around!

Blues Rules Festival
at The Crissier Castle
Lausanne, Switzerland
www.Blues-Rules.com www.myspace.com/blues_rules_fest