Briggs Farm Blues Festival Tickets

Briggs Farm Blues Festival is a storied, family-run blues celebration founded in 1998 by Richard Briggs on the historic Briggs Farm in Nescopeck, Pennsylvania. Known for its intimate atmosphere, two stages, rain-or-shine backbone, and on-site camping, this three-day event has become a cornerstone of the Northeast blues scene. The festival welcomes music lovers from across the region to experience heartfelt performances, community spirit, and a tradition that honors the roots and evolution of blues.

As a Keeping the Blues Alive (KBA) Award recipient from The Blues Foundation, Briggs Farm Blues Festival carries a legacy of artistic excellence and community engagement. Families are welcome, with kids 12 and under attending free, making it a favorite for multi-generational blues lovers.

Located at Briggs Farm, 56 Hobbie Road, Nescopeck, PA 18635, the festival combines outdoor charm with professional production to deliver memorable performances each summer. Whether you’re a longtime attendee or first-time visitor, we've got you covered with notes on planning, artist highlights, and how to secure your seats for the upcoming lineup.

Looking ahead to 2025, Briggs Farm Blues Festival takes place July 10–12, 2025. This three-day festival on Briggs Farm showcases a diverse lineup across two stages, with on-site camping available and the family-friendly policy of free admission for kids 12 and under. Featured acts include Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds, Victor Wainwright and the Train, Nikki Hill, Solomon Hicks, Scott Pemberton O Theory, Taylor Scott Band, Garry Burnside, Jamiah Rogers, and more. Be sure to check venue details, artist bios, and official social channels for the latest updates as dates approach.

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