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- MudBottom Revival Music Festival
For the ninth consecutive year, Dog River Clearwater Revival (DRCR) is proud to host the MudBottom Revival Music Festival - a fun afternoon created to raise awareness and funds for DRCR's ongoing Dog River improvement projects. This year, the event is set for Sunday, April 21st at the end of Riviere Du Chien Road (3619 Riviere Du Chien Road) from 2PM to 6PM (with gates opening at 1:30 PM). This year’s music lineup features Red Dirt Boys with opening act Rollin' In The Hay!
The Red Dirt Boys are the talented back up band for famed Emmylou Harris featuring celebrated artists Will Kimbrough, Chris Donohue, Phil Madeira, and Bryan Owings. They skillfully fuse a traditional country and Americana sound that appeals to a broad audience. And Rollin’ In The Hay is an alternative bluegrass band that always draws a big crowd and a good time!
Attendees of this family-friendly fundraising event are invited to bring coolers, picnic blankets and chairs to enjoy an afternoon of live music under a shaded oak-covered spot on the banks of beautiful Dog River. No tents or sun umbrellas please. No pets are allowed. Children are welcome and tickets are free 12 years and under. There will be food and MudBottom swag available for purchase!
Purchase a ticket BEFORE April 21st and come by vehicle, bike, kayak, canoe, stand up paddle board, or boat and enjoy the music from the peninsula! We will have boat taxis to transport ticket holders from their anchored parking spots to the dock. Pack your own coolers, blankets, and chairs. Bathrooms will be on the premises.
We encourage everyone to carpool, as parking can be tight! If you choose to arrive by vehicle you will be shuttled from the parking area down the street to the festival grounds via golf cart, so please pack lightly and be prepared to take what you need from your vehicle in 1 trip. And please plan your day accordingly.
Ticket Prices Will Increase the Week Before the Festival:
$35 for Tickets through April 14th; it will then increase to $45 from April 15th until the day of the festival.