THE BEST LITTLE MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL IN AMERICA

A CELEBRATION OF FOLK,
AMERICANA, COUNTRY, ROCK AND SOUL

SEPT 13-14, 2019

PARK CITY, UTAH

17 GRAMMY WINS • 11 GRAMMY NOMINATIONS • 12 ACM AWARDS • 04 ACM NOMINATIONS • 11 ACA WINS • 09 ACA NOMINATIONS • 20 CMA NOMINATIONS • 09 CMA WINS • 01 TONY NOMINATIONS • 03 MOST PLAYED SONG • 05 HALL OF FAME WRITERS • 54 NUMBER ONE SONGS • 71 TOP TENS • 28 TO TWENTIES • 07 SONG OF THE YEAR WINNERS • 04 SONG WRITERS OF THE YEAR • 28 TWO TOP TWENTIES

In 2013 Outside Magazine voted Park City, Utah as the best place to live and be healthy in America. From a defunct silver mining town, to a year round outdoor destination, Park City has it all: from skiing, mountain biking, hiking, restaurants, live music and all around good vibes. Tucked away in in the Wasatch Mountains, Park City hosted numerous events during the 2002 Winter Olympics. Not to mention the international airport 30 miles away, there’s no wonder why Outside voted Park City #1.

Thirty miles east of the great salt lake, 7,000 feet in the mountains of Park City, lies the biggest little music festival you don’t want to miss. This is the story of what happens when good friends, Grammy-winning songwriters, and the “best small city in America,” collide to create a re ned music experience. More than music lovers, we are curators of the most intimate and unique musical experience in America. We started Park City Songwriter Festival to honor the art of songwriting while interacting with the legendary writers who craft them. We are die-hard listeners, who crave the strum of a guitar over a wall of sound and quiet rooms over the large stage of most festivals. That’s why we have carefully crafted a music festival to feel like a house concert where listeners get open access to songwriting hall of famers from Nashville to New Orleans and Austin to LA with the opportunity to hear the real stories behind their hit songs and soak up a master class from industry pros. We sweat these details because we believe music is more than a performance, it’s a celebration. A celebration of folk, Americana, Country, Rock and Soul. A celebration of the singer/songwriter as told by 40+ artists over 3 days in 5 intimate venues, all located on Park City’s historic main street.

A celebration of the mountain lifestyle in the autumn, where you can hike or bike some of Park City’s 500+ miles of trails, walk down main street, experience exquisite food and shopping, and enjoy your favorite songwriters in between. A celebration of community. A community that cares so deeply about the artists and others in our musical community that we partnered with a foundation whose purpose is to address the needs of those with mental health and addiction recovery challenges – the Grammy’s MusiCares and Anders Osborne’s Send Me A Friend Foundation. Songwriting is at the heart of the live music experience. It all comes back to the song. That is why we exist. Park City Songwriter Festival is more than just a gathering, it’s a ceremonial statement of what really matters to us and we are excited to share that experience with you.

MULTI-AWARD WINNING

ARTISTS

We have carefully crafted a music festival to feel like a house concert Where listeners get open access to songwriting Hall of famers from Nashville to New Orleans and Austin to LA With the opportunity to hear the real stories behind their hit songs.

HEADLINERS

MARC
BROUSSARD

Marc Broussard is an American singer-songwriter whose style is best described as “Bayou Soul”, a mix of funk, blues, R&B, rock, and pop, matched with distinct Southern roots. In his career, he has released eight studio albums, one live album, three EPs, and has charted twice on Hot Adult Top 40 Tracks.

ANDERS
OSBORNE

Swedish-born, New Orleans-based Anders Osborne is widely regarded as a musical triple threat: An award-winning song- writer and guitarist, he is also a singer whose raw, emotional delivery informs everything he plays. Osborne artfully melds blues, funk, soul, rock, and vintage R&B to create his own distinctive synthesis.

NORTH MISSISSIPPIS
ALLSTARS

Founded in 1996 by brothers Luther (guitar and vocals) and Cody Dickinson (drums, piano, synth bass, programming and vocals), the now venerable band are entering their third de- cade with perhaps the most vital album of their career creat- ing contemporary relevance with fatback funk, electronic in- novation, slippery soul, and pure unadulterated rock ‘n’ roll.

HALL OF FAME AND AWARD WINNING SONGWRITERS

KENT
BLAZY

7 #1’s; 5 with Garth Brooks including “Ain’t Goin’ Down ‘Til the Sun Comes Up” and “If Tomorrow Never Comes.

KEITH
STEGALL

6 #1’s and 13 Top Ten’s, Alan Jackson, Travis Tritt, Sammy Keshaw, Glen Campbell and George Jones; multiple CMA, ACM and Grammy awarding winning producer

EVEN STEVENS

BMI’s Songwriter of the Century having an unprecedented 53 BMI Awards, and Nashville Songwriter’s Hall of Fame inductee with 14 #1’s including “I Love the Rainy Nights” with Eddie Rabbit

AARON BARKER

Nashville Songwriter’s Hall of Fame, 4 #1’s and 6 Top Ten’s, George Strait “Baby Blue”, “Love Without End”, “Amen”,and “Easy Come, Easy Go” and Lonestar “What About Now”

KYLIE
SACKLEY

“Extremely versatile” writer having success with songs recorded everywhere from Leann Rimes, to Alan Jackson, to Sam Hunt to Pink “Nothin’ Bout Love Makes Sense” by Leann Rimes, Walker Hayes’ single “You Broke Up With Me”

CHRIS
WALLIN

3 #1’s and multiple hits including “Don’t Blink” Kenny Chesney; “I’m Tryin’” Trace Adkins; “People Loving People” Garth Brooks; “Something to Be Proud Of” and “Speed” Montgomery Gentry

DANNY
MYRICK

Numerous hit songs, including Craig Morgan’s “InterNational Harvester” Tim Mcgraw’s “Truck Yeah”, 2009’s most played country song, “She’s Country” by Jason Aldean and the recent LOCASH hit song “I Love This Life”

EARL BUD
LEE

#1 hits for the likes of Garth Brooks “Friends in Low Places” and George Strait “One Night At A Time” and most recently Blake Shelton’s “Who Are You When I’m Not Looking”