The Kingfield POPS concert is set for 4:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday, June 25, outdoors at Kennedy Farm on Salem Street in Kingfield.
The POPS 18th concert includes: The Bangor Symphony Orchestra led by Grammy winning Music Director and Conductor, Lucas Richman returns.
Celebrating Maine-based music Erica Brown and the Bluegrass Connection with be headlining the Kingfield POPS return with her fiddling music and exceptional band incorporating music from the traditional bluegrass repertoire, French Canadian fiddle music as well as original songs.
Portland based Stream Reggae offers music from the heart and soul of the Caribbean. Louisa Stancioff, originally from Chesterville, plays indie folk music and intricate melodies, who with band mates, Dave and Dane Kelly adding an occasional guitar solo, drums and whatever instrument comes their way.
Local musician Coleman Martin will bring a mix of songs and guitar, combined with vocals, that will have you singing along.
POPS guests are welcomed to the concert by the Stratton School All-Star Steel Band.
Food vendors will be on site or attendees can bring their own picnic.
Tickets cost $30 in advance, $35 at the gate, and are free for children.
Tickets are available locally at Mainely Provisions in Kingfield, Food City in Farmington, at Skowhegan Savings Bank locations in Kingfield, Farmington, Skowhegan and Rangeley, at the Western Mountains Visitor Center in Carrabassett Valley and online at kingfieldpops.com.
For more information, email [email protected] or call 207-265-7677.
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