WYOMING'S LARGEST FREE MUSIC FESTIVAL: AUG 24
2024
KICKASS LINEUP
HEADLINER:
BISHOP BRIGGS
"River"
With music that effortlessly transcends the boundaries of a singular genre, the talented British-American singer Bishop Briggs has carved out a unique space for herself in the music industry. Her hard-hitting sound has not only captivated audiences but also propelled her to the impressive #2 spot on Spotify's Global Viral chart. Bishop headlined for us in 2018 and really changed our game, we’re beyond excited to have her on our stage again!
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PAUL RUSSEL
"Lil Boo Thang"
Just a year ago Paul Russell was working as a technology consultant and a developing artist. He then went viral on TikTok and it changed his life forever. By October of 2023, he boasted more than 6 million monthly listeners on his verified artist page on Spotify. That same year, it was announced that he had signed with Arista. His popular songs are ‘Lil Boo Thang’ and ‘Ms. Poli Sci.’
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PETER RAFFOUL
"Bad For Me"
This Canada-born, Nashville-based singer and songwriter comes from a family of successful musicians, with a brother that played Edge Fest in 2019. Peter Raffoul’s lyrical sensibility merges intimate confession and boldly detailed storytelling, matching his moody intensity with a mercurial form of alt-rock/folk in songs like ‘Body Bag’ and ‘Time Machine.’
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THE PATTI FIASCO
"Wyoming is for Lovers"
This fierce regional band has been a huge part of bringing live music to Cheyenne and the Front Range. Jet-fueled by a Wyoming-born powerhouse frontwoman, Alysia Kraft, this band rides the edge of emotional extreme. Kraft’s unrelenting energy, songwriting, and vocals deliver a brash yet soulful brand of rock and roll with a heavy dose of rockabilly, blues, and ballad with songs like ‘Wyoming is For Lovers’ and ‘Small Town Lights.’
A Neighborhood Reimagined
Music and art ignite the heart of a neighborhood. We believe it can be transformative and healing, for each individual and everyone as a community. Edge Fest began in 2013 with a dream to bring new life to an old, industrial zone of Wyoming’s capital. The heart never died, but we wanted to hear it beat a little louder while throwing some badass festivals along the way.
This year will be our 10th and final year, and we can’t wait to hear those hearts racing to the sound of live music one last time.
