Cricket Blue, a progressive indie-folk band, celebrates their 10th anniversary by recording a performance of their song “Corn King” with a 10-instrument chamber orchestra. The band reflects on the growth and changes they have experienced over the past decade. They plan to release new music in the future. The fourth annual Maple Roots Festival in Montpelier will feature sets by Vermont musicians such as Steady Betty, Kat Wright, and MLS & Friends. The event, taking place on July 27, is free and open to the public. Photographer Luke Awtry highlights the Edmunds Middle School Jazz Band’s performance at City Hall Park during the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival. The band’s energetic performance of “Oye Como Va” captivated the audience and showcased the importance of music education. Awtry praises the Flynn for their school-related programming and local music teachers for inspiring and entertaining young musicians. The music scene in Vermont continues to thrive with a mix of established and up-and-coming artists contributing to the vibrant community.
On the Beat: Cricket Blue Turns 10, the Maple Roots Festival Announces Lineup
Cricket Blue celebrates 10 years with a performance of "Corn King" with a chamber orchestra. Maple Roots Festival lineup announced for July 27.
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On the Beat: Cricket Blue Turns 10, the Maple Roots Festival Announces Lineup
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