More Performers Added to Lineup For 30A Songwriter Festival

The 10th annual 30A Songwriters Festival, set for Jan. 18-21, 2019, has announced some additional performers to the lineup for the four-day event.

Additional performers set to take the stage at venues along scenic Highway 30A in Florida’s South Walton County include Steve Poltz, Bob Schneider, Amythyst Kiah, David Ryan Harris, Kim Richey, Hayes Carll, Liz Longley, Drivin N Cryin, Emerson Hart (Tonic), Chris Stamey And Peter Holsapple (The Db’s), John Driskell Hopkins (Zac Brown Band), Gretchen Peters, The Swimming Pool Q’s, Birds Of Chicago, Griffin House, Charlie Mars, Willie Sugarcapps, Lauren Morrow Of The Whiskey Gentry, The Mulligan Brothers, Amy Lavere and Will Sexton, Robby Hecht, Tommy Womack, Farewell Angelina, and more.

The event, which features headliners Jason Isbell, Brandi Carlile, Rosanne Cash, Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals, and Lucinda Williams, will include performances by 175 songwriters at more than 25 venues in South Walton County.

The 30A Songwriters Festival is a benefit for the non profit Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County, which supports artists and non profit cultural events and businesses throughout the county. For this 10th annual event, a portion of these net proceeds will be donated to the Hurricane Michael relief efforts organized on behalf of the many who have suffered devastating losses along the Florida panhandle to the east of 30A.

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