Better Late Than Never: Green Apple Lineup

NEW YORK

Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder

Big Head Todd and The Monsters

Vusi Mahlasela

Vienna Teng

 

WASHINGTON, DC

The Roots & Friends

Gov’t Mule

Toots and the Maytals

Thievery Corp – DJ set

Warren Haynes

Umphreys McGee

DC Boys Choir

City Dance

 

CHICAGO

Derek Trucks Band

Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Meshell Ndegeocello

Chicago Afrobeat Orchestra

Miss Lori Holton Nash

The Gwalla Gwallas

Event MC- Kyle Orton

MIAMI

Menudo

Arrested Development

Baby Loves Salsa

Caravan of Thieves

 

DALLAS

Los Lonely Boys

Martin Sexton

Junior Brown

Cas Haley

The Steps

George Stanford

DENVER

The Neville Brothers

The Benevento/Russo Duo

Rose Hill Drive

 

SAN FRANCISCO

Mickey Hart’s Mass Drum & Friends,

Yonder Mountain String Band

Brett Dennen

 

LOS ANGELES

Taj Mahal

Ziggy Marley solo acoustic

Juliette and the Licks

School of Rock Hollywood Allstars

The Frequency

Coby Brown

The third annual Green Apple Festival, produced in partnership with Earth Day Network and presented by Chase, announces “America’s Largest Earth Day Celebration”– a weekend of music and environmental awareness culminating on Sunday, April 20th with eight free festivals occurring simultaneously at landmark locations across the U.S.

Approximately 500,000 people are expected to attend the all-inclusive, interactive and free public events in New York City (Central Park), Washington, DC (The National Mall), Chicago IL (Lincoln Park Zoo), Miami FL (Bicentennial Park), Denver CO (City Park), Dallas TX (Fair Park), San Francisco CA (Golden Gate Park) and Los Angeles CA (Santa Monica Pier).

Earth Day Network, the non-profit organization created by the original founders of Earth Day in 1970, and Green Apple Festival are proud to announce that the National Mall event in Washington, DC alone will bring together world environmental leaders, community activists, A-list talent and crowds in the hundreds of thousands to make this one of the largest Earth Day gatherings in U.S. history.

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12 Responses

  1. isn’t this called ‘green apple’ because of its birthplace/origin of NYC? so no offense to skaggs and co, big head todd and Vusi Mahlasela (both of whom i’ve seen live and loved), but where’s the love on the music for the NYC green apple?

  2. Actually, it doesn’t make up for it at all.

    That three-day lineup is nothing special by NYC standards.

  3. This is really weak. They couldn’t get one “jam band”? Ricky Skaggs is the headliner!? This could be cool…with Hornsby. This lineup is really unfortunate. Tea Leaf is in town, and they couldn’t get a Central Park set out of them!? This almost makes me want to litter! I know who is not doing s#!t for the environment on Earth day…this guy!

  4. i can’t believe Menudo is the is the best they could get in miami. green apple is just lame in miami.

  5. There’s a few other jamband mainstays in town who passed on the freebie: RAQ w/ Pnuma Trio (2 nights), Zen Tricksters, Garaj Mahal, and Hot Buttered Rum (on the bill with TLG on Friday).

  6. Menudo was surprisingly very entertaining yesterday. i didn’t know much about them but after they performed I was AMAZED. Don’t judge them until you’ve seen them perform. They were my favorite act hands down, i thought every1 else sucked. I can honestly say Menudo is not ur typical boyband and they did dif. types of music i’m def. gonna watch them!

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