We are exactly a week out from being in the throes of one helluva jam at Cherokee Farms! This time next week we’ve just wrapped up the Songwriter Showcase and we’re kicking into a set by the Vinyl Gypsies. At 5PM it’s cocktail hour with Strung Like A Horse! As if you need more convincing, below are 10 reasons (I have posted these before) why you KNOW you need to be there if you can! HOOOOOOOOTENANNY!!!

10. Cherokee Farms is a very reasonable distance from Nashville, Knoxville, Birmingham, Atlanta, and especially Chattanooga! Ya KNOW you want to get away to feel the fresh mountain air and hear some damn fine music!
9. You’ve had so much fun at previous Hootenannies at Cherokee Farms that your friends want to come now, so you willingly and happily lead the way.
8. Cherokee Farms is like your own state park. We strive to keep it pristine!

7. The bonfire jams late night are as fun as the ones on stage all evening FRI and all day SAT!
6. You experience an incredible display of musicians in various collaborations that are created within the sets.
5. TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny is a great place to introduce your kids to family camping and to enjoy the outdoors and the association of music with great people!
4. You will ALWAYS leave TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny having heard something new & fresh!
3. If you’re lucky you get to try some of TDawg’s world famous freshly made jambalaya and boiled peanuts. 😉
2. You get to scream the HOOOOOOOOOOOOTENANNY Battlecry in the midnight hour and mean it!
1. You can feel GREAT about supporting the BEST LIL’ FESTIE in the Southeast! The bands get to showcase and make new friendships along the way; the musicians become the audience once they’re done, prepping themselves for the late night jams to come; and YOU are rewarded by being there, witness to the magic of TDawg’s Back Porch Hootenanny at the beautiful and spiritual Cherokee Farms!
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Get your tickets NOW by visiting the event page – sure hope you can make it!
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