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After taking last year off from the festivities, Grind City Music Festival is planning its celebrated return in 2024. The beloved event is expanding to two days, taking over Memphis, Tennessee's Grind City Brewing Company from April 5-6.

The lineup features an array of alt-country and Americana acts that are sure to bring the heat come April, including headliners Charley Crockett and Whiskey Myers.

Additional artists slated for 2024 are Sam Barber, Drayton Farley, Muscadine Bloodline, The Red Clay Strays, Nikki Lane, Lucky 7 Brass Band & Friends and 

For the full Grind City Music Festival 2024 lineup, see below:


Charley Crockett
Muscadine Bloodline
Sam Barber
Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country
Drayton Farley
Young Mister


Whiskey Myers
The Red Clay Strays
Nikki Lane
Ole 60
Lucky 7 Brass Band & Friends
Raneem Imam
Blackillac

Here, we'll have all the up-to-date news on line-up announcements, the latest ticket and festival pass details, and any further exciting info and details for 2024. 

Named after its host location, Grind City Brewing Company, the festival takes place across a two-acre green space overlooking the Downtown Memphis skyline.

The first Grind City Music Festival was in 2022 and featured a strong bluegrass theme throughout, with attendees able to catch sets from Greensky Bluegrass, The Infamous Stringdusters, The Travelin' McCourys and The Wild Feathers, among others.

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Texas six-piece Whiskey Myers have marked out a sonic patch of turf that feels immediately recognisable as a concoction of Red Dirt and Southern Rock, with a healthy dose of straight-shooting Rock ‘n’ Roll thrown in for good measure.

Yet when you scratch beneath the surface of Whiskey Myers’ most popular tracks, the terrain becomes a lot harder to map. They’re not afraid to stray from the dirt-road tracks and surprise fans with a gospel-infused anthem or a bluesy twist.

Nonetheless, the songs that have gained the most prominence have been the grittier, Skynyrd-inspired anthems, epitomised on blazing tracks such as ‘Rolling Stone’, ‘Die Rockin’’ and ‘Frogman’.

in 2014 with mixed success, but saw their stock rise dramatically when they were chosen to be a part of the hit 

 TV series. Not only did they play on screen, but a number of songs, such as ‘Stone’, have made it onto the show’s hugely popular soundtrack.

This led to their whole catalogue being propelled into the Top Ten of the iTunes Country Chart, and helped to build momentum for a series of emphatic live shows across both the US and the UK.

, in the summer of 2022, a self-produced, guitar-driven and emotionally rich journey through Texas that again found the band testing out exciting new sonic waters.

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Whiskey Myers

Whiskey Myers are not afraid to stray from the dirt-road tracks and surprise fans with a gospel-infused anthem or a bluesy twist.

Whiskey Myers: News, Songs & Reviews | Holler

Charley Crockett has an aura of myth about him. As the distant relative of American folk hero Davy Crockett, he's lived up to his ancestor's name, traveling all over the country and gathering its influences into what he describes as his 'Gulf + Western music', which blends traditional country, honky tonk, blues and soul.  

Crockett was born in 1984. He grew up in Texas, where he taught himself to play guitar and write songs without any formal training. He left home at 17, using music to support himself as he busked and played in New Orleans, New York, and across the U.S. 

His talents attracted attention from the music industry, including a two-year management deal with Sony Records, but that didn't pan out. Instead, he went to Northern California, where he worked on farms, before heading to France and Morocco. 

When he returned Stateside, Crockett self-released his debut album 

 in 2015. Over the next six years, he went on to release a total of ten albums. But it wasn't until the release of 2020's 

that he began attracting more national attention for his music.  

He followed that breakthrough with a tribute album in honor of James 'Slim' Hand called 

10 For Slim: Charley Crockett Sings James Hand, 

which he released in 2021. That same year, Crockett released his tenth studio album 

At the age of 37, he was named Emerging Artist of the Year at the Americana Music Awards in 2021. 

plus expansive American and European tours. 

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Charley Crockett has an aura of myth about him and describes his music as 'Gulf + Western Music' after travelling all over the country.

Charley Crockett: News, Songs & Reviews | Holler

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Lydia Farthing is a Nashville-based music journalist and Nashville native who has spent her life immersed in the music industry.

 Magazine, Provident Music Group and Aristo PR, she's always in search of the best concerts and new music, and is an avid supporter of females in the country format.

Lydia

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