Toby Keith (and his trademarked items). All photos by KEVIN KINDER, NWA Media. Sure, the headliner of the Friday night (June 7) festivities at Thunder on the Mountain, Luke Bryan, is surging up the charts and through the public conscious
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Luke Bryan. All photos by KEVIN KINDER, NWA Media. All eyes were on Luke Bryan last night as he headlined the Friday night (June 7) edition of the ongoing Thunder on the Mountain country music festival last night in Franklin County
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Luke Bryan. All photos by KEVIN KINDER, NWA Media. All eyes were on Luke Bryan last night as he headlined the Friday night (June 7) edition of the ongoing Thunder on the Mountain country music festival last night in Franklin County. And that’s a quite literal assessment — not only did he draw a crowd double of any other performer this far into the weekend, he put on the kind of spectacle that earned him the Academy of Country Music’s most recent Entertainer of the Year award
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Big & Rich. All photos by KEVIN KINDER, NWA Media. Upon arrival at the Mulberry Mountain event grounds north of Ozark on Arkansas 23, you could immediately tell something was different from the previous weekend. The clothes — camo instead of tie-dye — were different
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Click here to view the embedded video. Just a man, a piano and a song. And, some greatness
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Click here to view the embedded video. The Black Keys don’t perform in sweaty clubs very often any more.
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Click here to view the embedded video. We got a lot of rain a couple days ago. Above, Luke Bryan explains why “Rain Is A Good Thing.” Well, technically, the Thunder on the Mountain festival announced its headliners on the day it released the lineup several months ago. But earlier today, organizers for the festival, which takes place June 6-8 on Mulberry Mountain north of Ozark, announced which artists will play on which days.
View PostAccording to the festival’s official Facebook page, the lineup for the first Thunder on the Mountain country music event will be announced at 10 a.m. Wednesday (Dec. 5). As soon as we get word of the performers, we’ll let you know who to expect for the event, which is scheduled to take place June 6-8 on Mulberry Mountain, which is located on Arkansas 23 north of Ozark.
View PostLess than a week after fans leave Wakarusa, which takes place May 30 through June 2 at the Mulberry Mountain site in rural Franklin Country, more music lovers will have a reason to visit the area. Pipeline Productions, which organizes both Wakarusa and the Yonder Mountain String Band’s Harvest Music Festival, have announced a new festival for the same event grounds. Thunder on the Mountain will take place June 6-8 and feature country music
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