Join us as Cassadee Pope takes the stage, along with the Houston Bernard Band and the Southern City Band. Bring a blanket and enjoy some sun and ocean views along with good food and cold beer.
The show will take place on July 30, 2016 at Stage Fort Park, located at 24 Hough Ave., Gloucester, MA. Gates will open at 11:00am and the show will begin at 12:00pm. All tickets are general admission and will go on sale May 13, 2016. Tickets may be purchased in advance for $30.00 or at the gate for $35.00. For more information on the event, including ticket sales and parking information, visit http://www.gloucestercountryfest.com. The show will run from 12:00-5:30. We will be publishing the schedule of artists next week
With soaring vocals, opening slots on major tours, impressive sales and being selected for CMT’s Next Women of Country, Cassadee Pope continues to add to her growing list of accolades. Mentor Blake Shelton presented the season three winner of The Voice with another fan-voted honor – 2014 CMT Music Awards’ Breakthrough Video of the Year. She ended 2014 with a Female Vocalist of the Year nomination at the first-ever American Country Countdown Awards. Her platinum-certified debut single “Wasting All These Tears” has sold over 1 million downloads, solidifying Cassadee as part of a distinct group of solo female Country artists to score PLATINUM-certification of a debut single. Her chart-topping Republic Nashville album FRAME BY FRAME also features, “I Wish I Could Break Your Heart.” The CMT Next Women of Country honoree has previously hit the road with Country Superstars Tim McGraw and Rascal Flatts and has toured Canada with Dean Brody. The petite powerhouse is an avid NASCAR supporter, attending and performing at various events including the Daytona 500 and the Brickyard400 races. This spring, Cassadee has partnered with Sam’s Club in support of Outnumber Hunger campaign to secure meals for the 50 million Americans who struggle with hunger. For more information, please visit http://www.CassadeePope.com
The Houston Bernard Band is a must see! The bad boy of Boston country has assembled a group of musicians that bring vitality and grit to modern country. Their brand of original country music is fresh and hard hitting. Houston delivers one crowd pleasing country anthem after another with both polish and passion, while the band cooks up the good stuff; tight, modern country beats, soaring harmonies and expertly crafted solos. The Houston Bernard Band will move you! Nominated for Country Act of the Year in 2015 and having opened for Jake Owen, Eli Young Band, Josh Thompson, Scotty McCreery, and Pure Prairie League, and performing at colleges, theaters, festivals, fairs, and New England’s most respected country nightclubs, the band is enjoying regional success while gearing up to rock the nation, one town at a time. With down-home sensibility and plenty of rock and roll energy, the Houston Bernard Band has re-imagined modern country with a new philosophy; country music is better raw than fried!
The Southern City Band is a group of musicians and friends who met in Boston, MA. Though every member comes from a different background, they have found common ground in their love for writing and performing country music. They formed the band in early September of 2013, set out to make awesome music together and haven’t slowed down since! SCB began their musical ventures by building a fanbase through YouTube, Facebook, and other forms of social media. They have used these sites to promote several cover videos of their favorite country tunes. The Southern City band is in a unique position being one of the only country bands in Boston, and they are using this as leverage to gain a corner on this untapped market. The sky is the limit for this group of young, talented, musicians here in Boston, and we hope to see them soaring through the country music charts in the following months.
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I am a live music advocate and seek to share the news of bands playing at local venues in my home town. Being drawn to blues mostly but embrace all kinds of music. One does not have to go over the bridge to hear some real fine tunes, however there are some bands that draw you elsewhere. I hope this blog is a good use to you as it is to me.
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Good Morning Gloucester 
Another good one for sure! 🙂 Dave
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