Blues music comes to Sioux City for River-Cade celebrations
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — The Anderson Dance Pavilion will host the River-Cade Roots Bluegrass Music Festival on June 14.
The River-Cade Roots Bluegrass Music Festival is seven hours of live bluegrass music. The free event runs from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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This year, attendees can expect performances by Matchsellers, Ditchwater Bullfrogs, Ted & Alice, Mr. Jelly, and Midnight Wanderers.
The social media post suggests to 'bring your lawn chairs, your friends, and a well-stocked cooler, then kick back and soak in the soulful sounds along the riverfront.'
KCAU 9 is a proud sponsor of the River-Cade Roots Bluegrass Music Festival.
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