Mojo Family Fest returns June 27–29, 2025, bringing its signature blend of jambands, bluegrass, and indie sounds to Red Mud Ranch in Oregon City. Now in its fifth year, the festival emphasizes community, spiritual growth, and outdoor fun — with river floats setting the mellow tone visible in recent attendee photos.
The confirmed 2025 lineup includes:
- Chicken $#!t Gamblers
- Family Mystic
- The Gold Souls
- Hard Maybe
- Jay Si Proof
- Left on Tenth
- Marcelo Guitron Band
- No Simple Road (Live Podcast)
- Rosepeak
- Spencer Marlyn Band
- Super Secret Band
- Supernatural Beavers featuring Madison True
- Whalien
- Wren the Band
Artist at Large Charlie Brown, known for collaborations with MonoNeon and Greater Kind, will add a unique creative touch.
On r/festivals, fans are sharing how they treasure the intimate vibe of smaller events like Mojo Family Fest, praising their tactile connection and authenticity over larger, corporate-run festivals. Recommendations flowed for other tight-knit gatherings such as Shakori, Roosterwalk, Delfest, and Yarnival.
Meanwhile, the beloved High Sierra Music Festival in Quincy, California, is striving to overcome financial hurdles to hold its 33rd iteration July 3–6. Its lineup covers jamband, bluegrass, and folk rock, continuing the tradition of offering an inclusive grassroots experience.
This candid community conversation exemplifies why festivals like Mojo Family Fest and High Sierra remain vital: they foster real connections through music, nature, and shared values — a refreshing antidote to the big-fest scene. Camping options at Mojo Family Fest provide forested seclusion, perfect for those chasing that chill, communal spirit.
For tickets and updates, head to bodhimojo.com and keep an eye on community forums to support smaller festivals thriving in 2025.
Source: r/festivals