Artsquest announced yesterday that Little Feat, a rock act dating back to the late 60s, will be performing at the Musikfest Café on November 2nd.
The band, whose music transcends many genres, sold out the venue earlier this year on January 2nd. The band recently released their first album of new material in almost a decade earlier this year with their title Rooster Rag. That album marks their sixteenth studio album.
Tickets go on sale on Friday, September 14th at 10am and are $49-$59.
Aspiga, a rock band from Collingswood, New Jersey, will be touring with Broadcaster and wrapping up with their last date on September 21st at the Secret Art Space in Bethlehem.
Last month the Sands Casino hosted the third annual Lehigh Valley Food and Wine Festival. This year the event changed quite a bit, as it was moved indoors to the Sands Bethlehem Event Center and spanned two days instead of the usual one.
The Acacia Strain, a death metal band from Massachusetts, will be hitting Planet Trog in Whitehall on October 5th.
Taste of the Valley is no more. The event, formerly held at Melt in Center Valley, is taking on a new form as Lehigh Valley Harvest: A Celebration of Local Food and Farms and will be hosted at Lutron Electronics in Coopersburg.
Bear Creek Mountain Resort is hosting a Spanish wine and tapas dinner on Wednesday, September 19th at 7pm on their outdoor deck.
Artsquest announced today that Clay Aiken, Bootsy Collins, and The Hold Steady will all be performing at the Musikfest Café in coming months.
Last week Artsquest announced the line-up for the SteelJam festival, this year taking place Friday, November 9th, and Saturday, November 10th.
So another Musikfest has come to a close, and as always there were high notes and low notes.
Bear Creek in Macungie is set to host a free Oktoberfest event – dubbed Bararia at Bear Creek/Munich on the Mountain, on Sunday, September 23rd from 12pm to 5pm.