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MC50 among Muddy Roots Festival headliners

Posted by Loren on August 9, 2019

MC50 among Muddy Roots Festival headliners
photo by Loren Green

The Muddy Roots Music Festival will take place August 30-September 1 this year in Cookebille, TN, with a diverse lineup of more than 70 bands. Notable headliners include a revised MC5 lineup now going by the moniker MC50, Face to Face, Off!, Municipal Waste, GZA (with live band), and new projects featuring John Garcia and Nick Oliveri, The Adicts, The Skatalites, and more.

MC50's lineup includes Kim Thayil (Soundgarden), Brendan Canty (Fugazi), Billy Gould (Faith No More), and Marcus Durant (Zen Guerilla). 

MC50 among Muddy Roots Festival headliners
photo by Loren Green

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