THE KINGDOM PRESENTS: ROCK THE RIVER MARION, IN
August 14th & 15th
First annual art, music, and food festival located at the corner of Spencer and Boots on historic Mississinewa River in Marion, IN. Featuring artists across multiple genres, and several local food vendors. Come down and help us Rock The River!!!
FRIDAY
KRISTA HOOSE
Friday 08/14 || 1:00-1:45
You only get one life. You can either choose to follow your passion, or you will regret all of the chances you didn’t take. There is no better time than the present. “Writing songs, playing different instruments, performing solo and with other people, that’s what refills my cup. Music has touched my soul, and I only hope to pass that on and inspire or evoke emotion in others.”
TALL TALL TREES
Friday 08/14 || 9:30-11:00
Tall Tall Trees is the pseudonym of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mike Savino. Moving to New York in the early aughts with aspirations of being a bassist in the city’s vibrant jazz and experimental music scene, Savino soon switched his focus to banjo and writing songs, resulting in the eponymous 2009 debut, Tall Tall Trees. In the decade since, Savino has toured non-stop, pioneering a world of psychedelic electric banjo music, captivating audiences with his loop-based one man shows, as well as alongside frequent collaborator, Kishi Bashi.
GLOSTICK WILLY
Friday 08/14 || 11:30 PM-1:00 AM
Glostik Willy is a Hippy Metal band from Indiana that is made up of brothers Jay Moe & Ralf Mowf, with lifelong partner in rock, Buddha Aguilar. Glostik has spent many years crafting their unique style that has helped them to become the top midwest rock band. A wide variety of influences combined with years of crafting, has created a monster that can be seen every time the band takes the stage.
SATURDAY
FREDDIE BOURNE
Saturday 08/15 || 1:00-1:45
Bourne has scored a top 40 hit in the Netherlands, released three more EPs, and toured across the United States. His new EP, “The Troubled Boy at the Bonfire Disco” comes off as a deep-house pop record with tribute to late 90’s and early 00’s pop music, that Bourne dubs as “conscious house-pop” music as the music is danceable while the songwriting is relatable.
RATTLELUCE
Saturday 08/15 || 2:00-4:00
A popular band that has been seen before at The Kingdom.
