Huck Finn's Jubilee - River raft building, cat fishing, bluegrass and country music!

"This is Louise Scruggs in Nashville. I was just calling to tell you that Earl really enjoyed working the concert with you Sunday, and was remarking what a good festival you had...."

Tuesday, June 22, 2004 2:10 PM

It's a musical feast that has drawn thousands of listeners over the past 32 years.......family folks who like country and bluegrass music and plenty of it. Earl Scruggs, Merle Haggard, Roger Miller and Roy Clark have stood center stage at the Jubilee in years past and there's a great lineup this year too!

Our new phone number is:
(951) 780-8810.

The Oakridge Boys
(Sunday)

Rhonda Vincent & the Rage
(Friday)

Rhonda Vincent and the Rage!

Rhonda's new CD "Destination Life" has been nominated for a Grammy! Look for it January 31st, 2010 on the CBS Grammy Awards Program 8:00 to 11:30 PM.

Destination Life

Michael Cleveland & FlameKeeper
(Saturday)

Leavin' Town

Chris Jones & the Night Drivers
(Friday & Saturday)

Russell Moore and IIIrd Tyme Out
(Friday)

Hard Rock

Waddie Mitchell
(Sunday)

Baxter on Elko

The Travelin' McCourys
(Saturday & Sunday)

Sons and Brothers Band
(Saturday & Sunday)

Sierra Hull
(Saturday)

Secrets

Lonesome Otis

Lonesome Otis is an established bluegrass band based in Southern California. LO is a combination of new and experienced talent and with its ability to provide clean instrumentals and harmonies, is guaranteed to satisfy even the most critical of bluegrass music aficionados.

LO is a dedicated band that specializes in hard-driving, classic bluegrass but also has an appreciation for a slightly more contemporary feel as well. Their set lists include traditional, gospel, contemporary, and original songs written by the band members themselves.

Scott Gates and Nathan McEuen
(Saturday)

Friend or Foe

After a show stopping performance in 2008 with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Nathan and Scott return to the Jubilee on Saturday. They are young, hard driving, and offer a creative approach to their music. Nathan and Scott recently traded instrumental solos and vocal harmonies on Kenny Loggins’ new album. The duo will be joined by Chuck Hailes on bass for two main stage performances, plus a workshop titled “Growing Up on Bluegrass.”

Hey Boyz
(Friday)

Gut bucket, guitars and bluegrass. The Hey Boys hail from Arizona, but spends a lot of time in Europe. The band will offer its unique brand of western-bluegrass music and humor on main stage and at the Mountain Man Village Shelter all three days.

Wayne Rice and Lighthouse
(Chapel Service on Sunday)

Wayne Rice hosts “The Bluegrass Special” on KSON Radio, and is the founding member of Brush Arbor, which recorded for Capitol Records during the 1970’s. Joining him Sunday morning is Lighthouse, one of San Diego’s premier gospel and bluegrass bands. Wayne and Lighthouse come together at 8 a.m. for a Father’s Day morning service that offers a fast paced program of gospel, bluegrass and home spun humor.

Julie Wingfield

With roots in the Huck Finn Jubilee, Julie Wingfield is a consummate country, bluegrass and gospel music entertainer. She is a multi-instrumentalist who owns Hummingbird Records, and a music studio in Apple Valley.
Julie performs at gospel, bluegrass and country festivals throughout the Southwest and performs this year on Sunday for her 33rd season at the Jubilee.

Mark Twain Live
(Friday)

Tom and Becky
(Friday, Saturday & Sunday)

Hannibal, MO's famous couple to visit Huck!

Also...

Line Dance Workshops with KC Douglas

The popular Southern California line dance instructor, KC Douglas offers both line and country dance lessons each afternoon. She hosts a "Line Dance" Friday night at 7 p.m. and Saturday night at 8 p.m.

Clog Dancing with the Bon Family Cloggers

The origins of clog dancing are demonstrated along with modern day high-energy steps by Brian Bon and his talented Southern California exhibition team on Sunday.

Don't miss the Friday Night Barn Dance with
Riley's Mountaineers

Friday Night Barn Dance with Riley’s Mountaineers. Traveling from Oak Glen, California, The Riley Family brings an “Old Fashion Barn Dance” to the Jubilee’s Mountain Man Village Shelter on Friday night from 8:30 to 11:00 p.m. Kid Pickers - You can sing or "Pick" for an apple pie Friday , Saturday and Sunday with Riley's Mountaineers in Mountain Village. Don't miss the Old-Time Gospel Sing on Sunday.

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