Soulstice Festival Set for July 31, August 1 & 2

Yarn

Yarn will perform on the main stage at 7:30 p.m. August 2.

The second annual Soulstice Music & Arts Festival will take place on the last day of July and the first two days of August. The Peace Love Music Movement—an organization that describes itself as supporting “independent musicians, small venues and local culture by producing live events that celebrate authenticity, diversity and artistic freedom”—is producing the event with the Asbury Park entity known as Pattenburg House. There will be a “Kid Zone,” food/drink vendors and “health activities.”

24 bands will perform on three stages over 72 hours at The Red Mill Museum in Clinton, Hunterdon County. The first day is free. The Spare Tire Band will perform and a documentary film about last year’s inaugural fest will be screened.

For August tickets and more information, visit  https://soulsticemusicfestival.com/.

AUG. 1

Main Stage

11 a.m. Mike Smith Group
1 p.m. Mike Frank & Friends
3 p.m. The Adventures of Matte Black
5 p.m. Joe Cirotti presents “Hand Picked,” with Pete Lister, Tim Coyne and others

Second Stage

Noon Brian Molnar & Slow Rolling Low
2 p.m. C.C. Coletti
4 p.m. Todd Sargent
5:30 p.m. The Canning Company
7 p.m. Black Meridian (DJ Set)

Third Stage

Noon Caren Kennedy & Rich Plumpton
2 p.m. Dave Cahill

AUG. 2

Main Stage

11 a.m. The Bryan Hansen Band
1 p.m. The Alex Radus Quartet
3 p.m. The Dirty Strings Band
5 p.m. The Bobby Syvarth Band featuring Tim Carbone
7:30 p.m. Yarn

Second Stage

9:30 a.m. Morning yoga with Corduroy
Noon
 The Sam Houseal Band
2 p.m. Alyce Drive
4 p.m. Joy & the Wildfire
6:30 p.m. The Awen Family Band 

Third Stage

Noon Jon Wozniak
2 p.m. Bryan Hansen & Carol Ann Suddeath

Mike Greenblatt

MIKE GREENBLATT has been writing for Goldmine magazine and New Jersey's Aquarian Weekly for more than 35 years. His writing subjects fill the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

He's interviewed Joe Cocker, Graham Nash, David Crosby, Carlos Santana, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Johnny Cash, and members of The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. He was 18 when he attended Woodstock in 1969.

In addition to writing about music, Greenblatt has worked on publicity campaigns for The Animals, Pat Benatar, Johnny Winter, Tommy James and Richard Branson, among others. He is currently the editor of The Jersey Sound.

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