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New L.A. Folk Festival Returns to Zorthian Ranch

The folk festival for the second straight year is at Altadena's Zorthian Ranch. It will take place on August 4 and is organized by Echo Park resident Daiana Feuer with James Cartwright.

Tickets are now on sale for the third annual New Los Angeles Folk Festival, which takes place on August 4 at the Zorthian Ranch in nearby Altadena, according to the event's Facebook page.  

The music festival will be at the Zorthian Ranch for the second straight year - it highlights mostly music bands from the emerging folk movement in Los Angeles and featured nearly 30 acts last August.

Echo Park writer and promoter Daiana Feuer is organzing and along with James Cartwright.  Echo Country Outpost owners Chris Hayek and Erica Forneret are helping out again and will have their own stage this year. 

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, who also runs an occasional event,

Event organizers have announced via Facebook that the following bands will appear:

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Beachwood Sparks, He’s My Brother She’s My Sister, Spindrift, Tom Brosseau, White Magic, Restavrant, Pisces, Triple Chicken Foot ft Jordan Ruyle, Guy Blakeslee (Entrance), RT n’ the 44s, Leslie Stevens, Emily Lacy, Cowboy and Indian, Tommy Santee Klaws, Sea Of Bees, Domingo Siete, Geronimo Getty, Yellow Red Sparks, Dirt Bird, Kera & the Lesbians, Gwendolyn, Oliwa & the Pleasure Circus, Stripminers, Madame Headdress, Avolcano, Kitchen Hips, Fort King, Dustbowl Revival, David Feuer, Mrs. Hobbs & Ketchup Soup, Jenny Long, Tall Tales & the Silver Lining.

The Outpost will have its own stage at the festival this year.

Besides the music, festival organizers also are invite attendees to "dip in the pool, explore the grounds, visit the animals, play around and kick up dust."

The ranch, which is located at the top of Fair Oaks Avenue, was the home of artist Jirayr Zorthian who was reputed to hold wild parties at the location.

It is now owned and managed by his son, Alan, who opened the space up to the festival last year.


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