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OK, Hullabaloo'ers, first things first - unfortunately Carmen Townsend and the Shakey Deals will not be at Hullabaloo 2010. BUT, BUT, BUT...In their place, we proudly bring you THREE more incredible musicians - Buck Tingley, David Myles and Mike Stevens!!!
Buck Tingley ain't no mama's boy. Buck hails from the woods of Turtle Creek
N.B, where liquor and guns often go 
hand and hand. The relentless attack of
1st and 2nd cousins, horny and pregnant, drove Buck out of the woods and
onto the East Coast music scene. Blessed to be alive and childless, Buck has
a strong background in roots and blues, and understands what it means to lay
down a serious groove.
A warm, easy performer, David Myles brings his audiences to their feet wherever he plays. His unabashed joy at being on stage is infectious, and his enthusiasm, along with a tendency to regale his audiences with humourous anecdotes, has made him a favourite wherever he plays. Whether it’s the Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill, or the 2010 Winter Olympics, Myles is increasingly in-demand on the Canadian live music scene.
Mike Stevens will also be attending (yay!!) and will perform with Matt Andersen. Mike has released 9 albums from traditional bluegrass to acoustic blues to
free jazz to Canadian fiddle tunes to rocking experimental music. With over 300 shows on the World Famous Grand Ole Opry and countless
performances around the world Mike continues to Breathe in the World and
breathe out Music.
Picture this - You are camped along the banks of the beautiful St. John River on a wonderful late summer weekend with a bunch of friends. Ahhhhh. More? Add one of the hottest and fastest growing new music festivals just a few feet away and you’ve got yourself a Hullabaloo!
That’s right, two days of music featuring some of Atlantic Canada’s most talented musicians representing genres of Blues, Rock, Country, Blue Grass, Folk and anything in between. With performances ranging from individual acts, to song writers circles to the all-out musical free-for-all known as the Big Hullabaloo audiences get to see the artists in several settings in an intimate outdoor setting and the professional sound and stage crews make sure that the music is concert hall quality.
The festival grounds are located adjacent to R.E. Baird Memorial Campground can walk from their campsite to the festival. The festival grounds are well laid out with food vendors, merchandise sales, beer concession and washroom facilities.
Make plans today to attend and treat yourself to a musical experience you won’t soon forget!
Things to know before you come to Hullabaloo
Pictures From Hullabaloo 1 and 2!
Thanks to Colleen Bovaird for the cool guitars photo at the top.
