Festival at Sandpoint lineup

Sat., May 16, 2015

The Festival at Sandpoint has announced its 2015 lineup, which includes folk, reggae, indie pop and bluegrass music.

The 33rd annual concert series runs Aug. 6-16 on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille.

The lineup includes:

• Thursday, Aug. 6: Arlo Guthrie with Jonatha Brooke; tickets $44.95

• Friday, Aug. 7: Ziggy Marley with Maw Band; tickets $59.95

• Saturday, Aug. 8: Vince Gill with The Barefoot Movement and Troy Bullock; tickets $54.95

• Sunday, Aug. 9: Family concert with The Festival Community Orchestra; tickets $6

• Thursday, Aug. 13: Lake Street Dive with The Ballroom Thieves; tickets $36.95

• Friday, Aug. 14: The Devil Makes Three and Trampled by Turtles; tickets $44.95

• Saturday, Aug. 15: Wilco with Vetiver and Owen & McCoy; tickets $59.95

• Sunday, Aug. 16: Viva Italia: A concert with the Spokane Symphony led by Maestro Gary Sheldon with jazz pianist Vadim Neselovskyi; tickets $39.95, $10.95 for youth

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