ANNOUNCED: XPoNential Music Fest Line-Up a Strange Brew

WXPN has announced the lineup for this summer's XPoNential Music Festival (July 22-24), and once again they've put together an unpredictable mix of genres and talent

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ANNOUNCED: XPoNential Music Fest Line-Up a Strange Brew

POSTED: Tuesday, April 19, 2011, 12:18 PM

Filed Under: Music Show

Ben Folds / Kuf Knotz

WXPN has announced the lineup for this summer’s XPoNential Music Festival (July 22-24), and once again they’ve put together an unpredictable mix of genres and talent. Submitted for your approval.

Ben Folds
Booker T.
Shemekia Copeland
North Mississippi Allstars Duo
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
Hayes Carll
Ra Ra Riot
Susan Werner
Sun Airway
Carbon Leaf
Jukebox the Ghost
Johnny Miles & The Waywards
David Uosikkinen's In The Pocket
Nicos Gun
Hezekiah Jones & Andrew Lipke
Matt Duke
Kuf Knotz
Kingsfoil

Posted by Patrick Rapa @ 12:18 PM Permalink | 1 comment

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0 like this / 0 don't • Posted 1:48 PM, 04/19/2011

Ben Folds looks like Dana Carvey in that picture.

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