The first ever flannel jam was without doubt a smashing success.

WE couldn't be happier with this first year event, and had an absolute blast taking one of the craziest tours ever on the road with some of our best friends and favorite bands. WE wanted to share with you some of the behind the scenes action that went down while we were ripping through new england. Read on, and we will see you next year to jam once again.

a touring bluegrass/folk festival that celebrates new england's finest fall traditions. 3 stops in our favorite towns, hot cider donuts, whiskey, beer, and a bunch of good food. Can't be too hard right? Well We may have been proven wrong.

An event like this would have been impossible to pull off without a lot of motivated, slightly insane individuals. Without these guys and gals this thing would not have happened.

This tour would also not have been possible without the 3 bands who decided to give this thing a shot and bare with us through wind, rain, and travel with us across New England. They were utmost professionals and an absolute blast to have on tour. Thank you!

Load up 2 separate penske trucks with all materials needed to build 2 festivals in portland and nantucket. take them on the road via 95N and Ferry.

Build out our Marshfield location in an entirely new section of the fairgrounds with a team of 4 individuals. In the rain. in 4 days. Including Hay maze, corn pool, 3 bars, donut station, a backstage fire pit, and a rental circus tent.

host successful event in Marshfield with a crowd of 3000. The rain has stopped 20 minutes before gates open, so Galoshes galore, plenty of mud, and a whole lot of good times. WE leave marshfield fairgrounds at 1Am for our beds.

Children of the corn out and about

Leave at 4 am to blast on up to portland. Along the way, the merch trailer breaks down and our catering truck pops a tire. We all still make it to Maine craft distillery relatively on time to find it expertly built by some of our Northern friends. No rain this time. Such a blast.

Thank you to our friends at Maine Craft Distilling, tHe shop, and portland at large.

Leave portland at 10 and drive 4 hours to the Nantucket Ferry. Catch a few hours of sleep and then load onto the ferry at 6am, including merch, catering, and the entire stage. Set up cisco brewers before opening at 12:30. and Oh yeah, its raining again. Pull off the biggest Columbus day party on island.

Thank you to our friends at cisco brewers and the island of nantucket for its magic.

After a grueling 72 hours of building, cooking, producing, merch slanging, traveling, and music, we were all pretty ready to cut loose and get weird. No better feeling than realizing that we had pulled this thing off with all of our closest friends. a time we will never forget.

Thank you to everyone who made this journey possible along the way, you all know who you are and we couldn't have done it without you. Contributions big or small, we needed them all, and we are eternally grateful.