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AUSTIN, Texas — Oscar-winning actor and musician Jeff Bridges and his band, the Abiders, will join a red carpet-worthy lineup of talent performing at the 27th annual Old Settler’s Music Festival, April 10-13 at the Salt Lick Pavilion and Camp Ben McCulloch in Driftwood, Texas. Bridges and his band — named, of course, after the phrase uttered by his iconic Dude character in “The Big Lebowski” — joins the list of 30 top-notch performers slated to appear on four stages in this beautiful hill country setting south of Austin.
Bridges, who earned an Academy Award for his portrayal of musician Bad Blake in the film “Crazy Heart” — which featured a Grammy-winning soundtrack co-produced by Texans T Bone Burnett and the late Stephen Bruton — released his self-titled, Burnett-produced solo album on Blue Note Records in 2011.
Old Settler’s Music Festival 2014 Lineup
(Times to be announced)
Thursday, April 10
Donna the Buffalo
St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Wood & Wire
Parker Millsap
Front Country
Friday, April 11
Jeff Bridges & The Abiders
Shovels & Rope
Bob Schneider
North Mississippi Allstars
Ralph Stanley & His Clinch Mountain Boys
Donna the Buffalo
St. Paul & the Broken Bones
The Deadly Gentlemen
Humming House
Red Wine
Katy Kirby
Saturday, April 12
Big Head Todd & The Monsters
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
The Del McCoury Band
Sarah Jarosz
The Devil Makes Three
Tim O’Brien & Darrell Scott
Lake Street Dive
Gaelic Storm
The Gibson Brothers
Elephant Revival
John Fullbright
Shinyribs
Peter Rowan’s Twang an’ Groove
Della Mae
The Deadly Gentlemen
Lily & Madeleine
Sunday, April 13
The Gibson Brothers
Elephant Revival
Shinyribs
The Black Lillies
Della Mae
About Old Settler’s Music Festival
Old Settler’s Music Festival offers bluegrass, folk and Americana acts performing on four stages over four days, along with camping in the beautiful Texas hill country. Many music fans return annually for amazing shows by award-winning artists such as Richard Thompson, Delbert McClinton, Bruce Hornsby, Iron & Wine, Yonder Mountain String Band, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Bela Fleck and favorite locals such as Patty Griffin and Joe Ely.
For more information:
oldsettlersmusicfest.org
facebook.com/oldsettlers
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