Inaugural Mudbug Music Festival to Take Place in Natchez on May 15, 2021
The inaugural Mudbug Music Festival will take place on Saturday, May 15 at The Natchez Bluff. The festival will feature incredible live music, C&M Crawfish, a wide variety of food vendors complimented with cold beer, drinks, and cocktails, right along the Mississippi River. Gates will open at 1 pm, with music beginning at 3 pm.
The first Mudbug Music Festival’s lineup includes top-notch talent from Riley Green, Drivin N Cryin, Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Experience, Southern Avenue, and The B3. A little bit of country, southern rock, soul and zydeco, this event will entertain all!
“We are so excited that everything’s coming back to life in Natchez and the Mudbug Music Festival is going to be amazing,” said Dan Gibson, Mayor of Natchez. “It is going to not only be a fantastic musical event, but a time for our community to come together on The Natchez Bluff in a way that we haven’t been able to in over a year. It is phenomenal to see things happening in Natchez. Great days are ahead, and this event in May is just a kickoff.”
General admission and VIP tickets go on sale this Friday, March 26, 10 am at ardenland.net. A very limited number of VIP tickets will be available for $150 and include an exclusive viewing area in front of stage, private cash bar, private air-conditioned restroom trailer, and dedicated seating overlooking the mighty Mississippi. General admission tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the gate. Children 10 and under receive free admission.
Plan to make it a full weekend in Natchez, and join us on Friday, May 14 for Smoot’s Epic Street Party featuring live music from Epic Funk Brass Band and more, C&M Crawfish, food vendors, and plenty of cold beer and cocktails. This event will be free.
For information regarding sponsorship opportunities, please contact Stratton W. Hall at stratton@churchhillcreative.org.
Mudbug Music Festival is produced by Ardenland.
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