Posts Tagged ‘yellow red sparks’

Prepare For Zorthian Ranch

Prepare For Zorthian Ranch

PREPARE FOR ZORTHIAN RANCH what to bring/what not to bring

SWIMMING & SUNNING There’s a pool for swimming and open areas for sun-basking. Bring a towel, blanket, lawnchair.  A few other water-related activities will take place around…


Time, Location, Parking

Time, Location, Parking


DATE Saturday, August 6, 2011

TIME Doors open at 1pm / Music from 2pm – midnight

LOCATION Zorthian Ranch, 3990 Fair Oaks Avenue, Altadena, CA 91001
Ranch contact: (626) 797-3359

PARKING…


Zorthian Ranch Lineup

Zorthian Ranch Lineup

THE BANDS from A to Z

Amanda Jo Williams (11:05-11:40pm), Ana Caravelle (10:15-10:50pm), Cowboy And Indian (8:10-8:45pm), The Djin Aquarian Band (11:15-11:50pm), Dustbowl Revival (2-2:35pm), Emily Lacy (6-6:35pm), Fabiano Do Nascimento Trio (7:35-8:10pm), Ferraby Lionheart (3:30-4:05pm), Frank…


August 6 — The 2nd New Los Angeles Folk Festival

August 6 — The 2nd New Los Angeles Folk Festival

August 6, 2011 — Doors at 1pm / Music at 2pm — Zorthian Ranch, 3990 Fair Oaks Ave, Altadena, 91001

***VISIT THE LINEUP***

***BUY TICKETS***

The 2nd New Los…


May 29, 2011 — 2nd Annual Outpost Fish Fry Jamboree

May 29, 2011 — 2nd Annual Outpost Fish Fry Jamboree

Come for the music, stay for the games and prizes.


Spinning Yarn: Saturdays in October @ STORIES

Spinning Yarn: Saturdays in October @ STORIES

Spinning Yarn: Storytelling Through Folk Music and Spoken Word, every Saturday in October @ Stories bookstore in Echo Park


Aug 7, 2010 HM157 photos by Daiana Feuer

Aug 7, 2010 HM157 photos by Daiana Feuer

Photos by Daiana Feuer from The (first) New Los Angeles Folk Festival. Historical Monument 157. August 7, 2010


Aug 7, 2010 HM157 photos by Charles Mallison

Aug 7, 2010 HM157 photos by Charles Mallison

Photos by Charles Mallison from The (first) New Los Angeles Folk Festival. Historical Monument 157. August 7, 2010


An Interview With Yellow Red Sparks

An Interview With Yellow Red Sparks

What is folk?
Joshua: We fell into it not really consciously. It’s music that is kind of speaking to a general public, a general consensus of what the public is feeling on the human level. It’s speaking from your heart and addressing universal doings, meeting people on that level. That’s what it is to me as far as songwriting. Saying something more than just making music for entertainment.