High Sierra Music Festival is moving forward with its 33rd edition from July 3–6, 2025, at the Plumas County Fairgrounds in Quincy, CA. Despite facing record-low ticket sales and financial pressures, organizers are doubling down on improvements to enhance the festival experience and rally the community.
Key changes for 2025 include:
- Grandstand Stage start times pushed later to avoid midday heat.
- Creation of the Lagniappe Lounge, transforming the old Funk-N Jamhouse into a shaded, indoor music and refreshments space.
- Addition of more shaded areas to keep attendees comfortable in the summer sun.
The lineup boasts over 55 artists with a blend of returning favorites and fresh faces, featuring ALO, Andy Frasco, Daniel Donato, Holly Bowling, John Craigie, Molly Tuttle, The Slip, The Barr Brothers, and many more. This diverse roster aims to appeal to both longtime fans and new attendees.
Organizers have openly acknowledged ongoing financial challenges and stressed the vital need for increased ticket sales to secure the festival’s future. The community’s support remains crucial for High Sierra to sustain its legacy as a beloved jamband and roots music gathering.
Weather Outlook for Quincy, CA (July 2–3, 2025)
- July 2: High 87°F / Low 46°F, mostly sunny
- July 3: High 88°F / Low 49°F, mix of sun and clouds
Festival goers can expect warm, sunny conditions perfect for indulging in the vibrant outdoor experience that High Sierra offers.
Stay tuned for any last-minute updates as July approaches and help spread the word to keep High Sierra Music Festival thriving.
Source: r/jambands