San Luis Obispo Mozart Festival Association

Um, "Dear Larry and Country," this is a letter from our mailbag.

"Dear Larry's Country Diner, my mom and I are attending CMA's Music Fest," which used to be called Fan Fair.

We wa- We go to it every year.

And the, although it's not called Fan, Fan Fair anymore, we are a fan.

Gonna try to do the li- whatever they call it.

Yeah, Fan Fair Family-

CMA Music Fest

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Poltergeist Pub Crawl and Music Festival passes.

If you're gonna tell other people how to brand it, can you get it right yourself?

Oh, you're asking for it, Lundeen.

He did not have it with.

But I heard there may be a performance in the future.

You know, he should come down and do a performance at the, uh, Going Postal Poltergeist Pub Crawl Music Festival.

He would really outkick the coverage.

James, good to see you.

What is good? Um, I just went to a, uh, little festival with the wife, a music festival in Louisville.

We went to Bourbon and Beyond.

It was a lot of fun.

Everybody's been doing good shit, so it's been a fun, fun start to the season.

But that was a, that was a lot of fun.

I, I've almost never missed football season, but, um, we were gonna go sit on a beach, and my wife was like, "I've never been to a music festival." I've been to a bunch, but she was like, "I've never been.

I'd rather do this.

I am your host, Philip Reese, and you are listening to your next favorite band.

And we now have the March of the Fines during Music Fest.

And I am so excited.

As you know, we all kind of like super excited.

The show was born out of Music Fest, and it was born out of the love of music discovery during those 10 days, and then kind of turned it into the ability to bring those artists on a show, share their music, share their story, their inspirations, their journey, in hopes that they become your next favorite band.

And so tonight is kind of the first one, like just the way September fell and the different things that were going on.

So just real quick, we did our...

They're a Philadelphia-based band, so some people were out to see the Flying Vs, and they are tremendous as far as their recent successes that they've been on and so on.

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I'm not sure how to say that.

Walk Hand Music Festival is in Mulberry Mountain near Ozark.

Huge full lineup.

Fort Smith.

We're headlining Timberfest in Sheridan.

Cam Shelton's opening for us.

We've got lots more festivals across Clinton, Ozark, Moonshine, and Music Festival.

Timberfest needs to get Kesha.

Well, I enjoyed—it was a very exciting game, and that was fun to watch.

You mentioned I was at a music festival.

I have to pay a compliment to Bourbon and Beyond in Louisville.

As this game was going on, we're getting texts.

Also, you know, Louisville is Lamar country.

There's some Ravens jerseys in there.

But Big Music Festival had a lot of people catching the end of this game.

So