This summer, music enthusiasts in Johnstown, Pa., are in for a treat as the Flood City Music Festival is set to return on July 25-26. Promising an electrifying lineup, the festival will feature renowned acts such as Gov’t Mule and Pigeons Playing Ping Pong leading the charge. Alongside them, a diverse array of artists including Andy Frasco & The U.N., Dogs in a Pile, and Jennifer Hartwick will captivate audiences. This event not only showcases established talent but also provides a platform for emerging musicians, ensuring a memorable experience for all attendees.

Co-chair Bryan Hummel expressed excitement about the festival's evolution, noting that previous editions have broken box office records. With Warren Haynes gracing the stage and a recreation of the successful 2024 summer tour, this year’s festival aims to achieve its first-ever capacity crowd. Tickets are available now, offering fans the chance to secure their spot at this highly anticipated musical extravaganza.

Headlining Acts Elevate Festival Prestige

The Flood City Music Festival is poised to deliver an unforgettable experience with its impressive lineup of headliners. Southern rock legends Gov’t Mule and funk-inspired Baltimore natives Pigeons Playing Ping Pong promise to bring high-energy performances. Additionally, trumpeter Jennifer Hartwick serves as the festival’s artist-at-large, adding a unique touch to the overall vibe. These acts contribute significantly to the festival's growing reputation and appeal.

Governed by a shared passion for live music, the headliners represent diverse genres and styles. Gov't Mule, led by the iconic Warren Haynes, brings a legacy of powerful performances rooted in blues and rock traditions. Meanwhile, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong infuses vibrant energy into their sets, blending elements of funk and improvisation. Jennifer Hartwick further enriches the festival atmosphere with her captivating trumpet solos. Together, these artists create a dynamic foundation for what promises to be an extraordinary weekend of music.

Supporting Artists Add Depth to the Lineup

Beyond the headline acts, the festival features a robust roster of supporting artists. Bands like Andy Frasco & The U.N., Dogs in a Pile, The Motet, LaMP Ft. Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger, and Ray Paczkowski ensure a varied and engaging program. Emerging talents such as Octave Cat, Sicard Hollow, Natalie Brooke, and Katie Henry complement the lineup, bringing fresh perspectives to the festival stage.

This diverse selection caters to a wide range of musical tastes, enhancing the festival's appeal. Each act contributes uniquely to the overall experience, providing attendees with opportunities to discover new sounds and artists. For instance, The Regal Sweet and Miss Freddy’s Blues Band channel classic blues influences, while Dream The Heavy and King’s Ransom explore heavier, more experimental tones. Wanderlost, Screech Owl, and The Buckle Downs round out the lineup with their distinctive styles, ensuring there’s something for everyone at this year's Flood City Music Festival.