CLEVELAND — The Cleveland music and art festival known as Brite Winter is set to return next month to celebrate 13 years of brightening up Cleveland’s winter.
It was announced last week that the event will take place on Saturday, Feb. 26, from 3 p.m. until midnight on Cleveland’s West Bank of the Flats.
Colony House, a Nashville-based rock band, will be headlining the event. You can also expect the following musical acts:
- Gumbo Dance Party
- Oregon Space Trail of Doom
- The Rosies
- Chanelle Kazadi
- The Cordial Sins
- Parker Louis
- Grumpy Plum
- Wave Magnetik and Rowanne Atallah
- Heart & Lung
- MC Tae
- The Buffalo Ryders
- R the Czar
- King Buu
- Free Black!
- Taylor Lamborn
- LILIEAE
- Corry Michaels
- Ben Gage Band
- Crazy8theGreat
- Moises Borges Brazilian Jazz
- Liz Bullock
- HALLIE
- Who Saved Who
- Indre
- Swap Meet
- The Super Babes
- Angela Perley
- Whiskey Darvedevils
- School of Rock headliners
Brite Winter will also feature a number of interactive art experiences, food and beer trucks along with other family activities.
“This year, our theme is Lucky 13, in honor of the 13 years we’ve celebrated winter with Cleveland,” said Emily Hornack, Executive Director of Brite Winter. “We’re exploring the themes of luck, gratitude, and fortune through our art installations. We also felt the bulk of the Brite Winter lineup should showcase talent with roots here in Cleveland and from around Ohio. We’re extremely lucky to complement that roster with the indie rock band, Colony House. Cleveland’s in for a real treat when they take the Hyland Stage on February 26th.”
Tickets for the event can be purchased in advance HERE. Tickets will also be sold the day of the event in-person, although advanced ticketing is recommended. All-day ticket pricing begins at $5.
MORE HEADLINES:
