Mile 0 Fest Announces Full 2019 Lineup / Main Stage Schedule
Mile 0 Fest taking part in Key West, Florida January 29th to February 2nd has just released it’s final lineup, expanding to a total of 68 names. Notable additions since the initial lineup was announced include Shane Smith and the Saints, Adam Hood, Todd Snider, Paul Thorn, Carter Sampson, along with a host of up-and-coming names in the Texas/Red Dirt scene. They’ve also announced who will be playing the main stage at the Truman Waterfront Amphitheater on each day (see below).
With the expanded names, and with most performers playing multiple shows across the island, this will bring the sum total of performances to well over 100. This will include some big names who won’t play the main stage amphitheater, but instead will play at one of the numerous performances at venues throughout the island, giving festival goers the opportunity to see them in unique performance spaces. New venues have also been brought online for 2019 to facilitate the expanded performance schedule, including a performance space on Key West’s famous Sunset Pier.
This year Mile 0 Fest will also be launching a new app to help patrons keep track of all the performances, and help plan and schedule each day. The final schedule times for each artist and venue will be made available via the app before it is posted publicly, so folks should keep an eye out for it, and download it when available.
Also important to note, previously-announced performers Charlie Robison and Charlie Crockett have canceled their appearances due to health issues. Charlie Robison announced his retirement in September after surgery complications. Charley Crockett announced he will be having surgery in early 2019, and canceled numerous dates. Crockett was replaced by Shane Smith and the Saints.
Tickets are nearly sold out. All available tickets can still be purchased at mile0fest.com .
2019 Mile 0 Fest Lineup:
• Turnpike Troubadours • Randy Rogers Band • The Mavericks • Tramped By Turtles • Wade Bowen • Tyler Childers • American Aquarium • Jack Ingram • Cody Canada & The Departed • Todd Snider • Paul Thorn • Flatland Cavalry • Jamie Lin Wilson • Bruce Robison • Reckless Kelly • Micky & The Motorcars • Kevin Fowler • Corb Lund • Shane Smith and the Saints • The Great Divide • Ray Wylie Hubbard • Shinyribs • Stoney LaRue • The Band of Heathens • John Fullbright • Bri Bagwell • Bonnie Bishop • Mike and the Moonpies • Jamie Wyatt • Jason Eady • Walt Wilkins • Keith Gattis • Courtney Patton • Dalton Domino • Tina Wilkins • Red Dirt Rangers • Zane Williams • Sean McConnell • Kyle Rae Harris • Kaitlin Butts • Bryon White • Carter Sampson • RC and the Ambers • BC and the Big Rig • Garrett Bryan • Mike Hosty • Johnny Chops • Ken Pomperoy • Blake Lankford • John Goolsby • Nicky James • Levi Parham • Chance Anderson • Jake Flint • CJ Greco • Raina Cobb • Ben Brock • Erik Oftendahl • Jason Scott • Jared Deck • Andy Adams • Zac Copeland • Ben McKenzie • Justin Logan • Jacob Dement • Buffalo Rogers • Jordan Tyler Haynes • Cale Lester
Truman Waterfront Amphitheater Performers:
Wednesday
Jaime Wyatt
Mike and the Moonpies
Ray Wylie Hubbard
The Great Divide
Jack Ingram and Bruce Robison
The Mavericks
Thursday
Shane Smith and the Saints
Band of Heathens
Stoney LaRue
Cody Canada and the Departed
American Aquarium
Turnpike Troubadours
Friday
Bonnie Bishop
John Fullbright
Jamie Lin Wilson
Flatland Cavalry
Tyler Childers
Trampled By Turtles
Saturday
Bri Bagwell
Micky and the Motorcars
Reckless Kelly
Kevin Fowler
Wade Bowen
Rand Rogers Band
December 27, 2018 @ 10:17 am
Sad about Charlie Crockett, he really had some momentum going, but I hear good things about Shane Smith and the Saints as well. Hope Charlie is back at it as soon as is humanly possible.
Super thrilled that Band of Heathens is going to be there. All during last year I was saying to my crew that they would be a great fit.
An embarrassment of riches and you inevitably have to pass on something good at some point. One night Jason Boland, Ray Wylie and Mike and the Moonpies played satellite shows at the same time. Good problem to have.
December 27, 2018 @ 11:57 am
I have work-related obligations which will prevent me from attending.
But it’s killing me because I love the line-up and because Key West is like a second home to me.
I have been there around 45 times or so and I know the island like a map.
The culture, cuisine, architecture, vegetation, ambience and friendliness are priceless.
And the ocean is pretty sweet, too.
I hope we have some posters who get to attend.
December 27, 2018 @ 5:19 pm
Where do you recommend staying for this festival for someone who has never been to Key West? I am coming from out of state…Does most everyone stay at one hotel or what?
December 28, 2018 @ 12:15 am
What a line up damn which I could go but alas work and the need for continued employment beckons. I hope the promoter isn’t losing their shirt been there done that not fun but what a line up and if you can make it work in a beautiful setting like key west more power to you!
December 28, 2018 @ 8:24 am
If one year it all lined up I would sail on the Outlaw Country cruise, head down to the Mile 0 festival, then up to Ft Lauderdale for the Legendary Rhythm and Blues cruise.
A years worth of shows attended in 3 weeks.
A guy can dream.
December 28, 2018 @ 10:17 am
I will be there. Last year was a great time. They definitely had some things to work out which is understandable given it was the first year. Looking forward to seeing the improvements and escaping the Wisconsin weather.