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An estimated 780 million people – that’s one in nine worldwide – do not have access to clean water. Local musicians Jordyn Jackson and Shawn Fisher (Flagship Romance) have again organized a killer day of bands with the intent of raising $35,000 to donate to charity:water, an organization that hopes to bring clean, safe drinking water to everyone on Earth. Kick out the jams with primo live performers and celebrate a crucial cause at the third annual Clean Water Music Fest, featuring 20 local and regional bands including Flagship Romance, The WillowWacks, Bethany & the Troubadours, Four Families, Chasing Jonah, Chico Lobos Band, The Rubies, Dalton Cyr, Mondo Mike & the Po Boys, Canary in the Coalmine, Be Easy, The Dog Apollo, This Frontier Needs Heroes and Fort Stories. A food truck court and local vendors market are also featured.
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