Sonoma music fest expanding in 2nd year
The Sonoma Harvest Music Festival will not only return to the B.R. Cohn Winery in Glen Ellen for a second year, but organizers are expanding the concert over two weekends, according to an announcement by BottleRock Presents on Monday, June 10.
Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals and Ms. Lauryn Hill are scheduled to headline the first weekend on Sept. 14-15, while Chvrches and Death Cab for Cutie are set to top the lineup for the second weekend on Sept. 21-22.
“The inaugural Sonoma Harvest Music Festival was such a success in 2018 that we’ve doubled the fun,” Dave Graham, partner with BottleRock Presents said in a statement. “The festival will now be two full weekends in 2019, with each weekend offering a unique lineup of terrific artists.”
BottleRock Presents, the producers of BottleRock Napa Valley, staged the introductory
Sonoma Harvest Music Festival at B.R. Cohn Winery over two days last year, repeating the formula of pairing live music with the region’s distinctive mix of food and wine offerings in a more intimate setting.
The lineup for the first weekend of this year’s festival also includes Iration, the Record Company, Mandolin Orange, Maggie Koerner, CeeLo Green, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, North Mississippi Allstars and Monophonics.
The second weekend will see the addition of Walk the Moon, MisterWives, Atlas Genius, the Score, Silversun Pickups, Cold War Kids, Mondo Cozmo and Nightly.
Among the Sonoma County food and wine offerings at the festival will be Zazu Kitchen + Farm, Thistle Meats, the Girl & the Fig, Hog Island Oysters, the Farmer’s Wife and Mariposa Ice Cream, as well as B.R. Cohn and other wineries from the Vintage Wine Estates portfolio.
Two-day festival passes for both Sonoma Harvest Music Festival weekends range from $249 to $499 and will be available beginning at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 12, at https:// sonomaharvestmusicfes tival.com. Single-day general admission and VIP festival passes will be available at a later date.