The Badlees

The Badlees are a Pennsylvania-based roots rock band, formed in 1990. The group released several independent albums before achieving international success in the mid to late 1990s. The critically acclaimed 1995 album River Songs spawned two hit singles while the Badlees toured with top-notch artists like Greg Allman, Bob Seger, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.

Since 1999, the group has taken several extended breaks but has continued to comeback to perform and produce great material independently - and with much critical success and appreciation from a dedicated fan base. Individual members have inspired, mentored, produced for, and performed with scores of artists throughout the Pennsylvania music scene and beyond.

In 2021 the Badlees were inducted into the Central PA Hall of Fame, which sparked the latest reunion of the classic group lineup and the band back to full steam, culminating with the release of a new self-titled album in December 2022.

Opener: Jeff Jolly Band
Originally from Brooklyn, New York, but now based in San Francisco, Jeff Jolly draws on influences from artists such as Neil Young and Bob Dylan to create his own unique songwriting style. Along with his wife and partner, Desiree Jolly, they unite center stage and in life for a unique duet style that has touched and enchanted listeners. They have shared the stage with artists such as James Brown, Little Feat, David Crosby, Los Lobos, George Thorogood, and Brian Setzer, and have played for festivals of up to 80,000 people. Be sure to check out their current release, "Lucky", a mix of Roots, Rock, and Soul.