Phosphorescent, Blues Traveler, Chris Isaak and More

Cherokee Creek Music Festival has unveiled the lineup for its 2024 event, set to return to Cherokee Crossroads in Cherokee, Texas on May 17 and 18. This roster for this year’s staging of the intimate, cause-driven event is star-studded, featuring headline performances from Chris Isaak and Blues Traveler alongside seven other exciting acts. Since its 2007 debut, Cherokee Creek Music Festival has brought a broad range of iconic acts from the worlds of rock, folk, country and Americana the small, scenic Central Texas community for the express purpose of raising money for children’s charities.

This year’s celebration will be led by the iconic rockabilly singer-songwriter Isaak and Blues Traveler, the fan-favorite jam outfit that pioneered the ‘90s blues revival with its unique, high-energy approach to the genre. Other acts set to perform include Bob Schneider, Mat Kearny, Jamestown Revival, Paul Thorn, Citizen Cope, Erick Baker and Matthew Houck’s Phosphorescent, who will return to the festival for his second year following the release of his ninth studio album Revelator on April 5. Phosphorescent, Jamestown Revival and Blues Traveler will open the festival with a shorter evening series on May 17, before the remainder of the artists support an all-day event on Saturday that will culminate in a headline set from Isaack. Previous festival performers include Lyle Lovett, Amy Helm, Don Henley and The Strumbellas.

Tickets for this year’s Cherokee Creek Music Festival are not yet available, but will run at a rate of $550 for a weekend pass. For more information as it is released, stay tuned to cherokeecreekmusicfestival.org.