2023
The AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival 2023 was a wonderful success with record box office sales and incredible performances by 15 fantastic bands. Brandon “Taz” Niederaurer, who played our 2022 festival, appeared this year with Trouble No More, a crowd-pleasing supergroup playing the music of The Allman Brothers. Jeff Webb & the Delectable Sound and The Platelets were strong local acts opening each day of the festival. Gabe Stillman and Chalk Dinosaur made many new fans in the Community Foundation Oilhouse. Los Lobos made a triumphant return to our festival (they first appeared with us in 2010), as did Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys (2004), who hung out all day to enjoy all the acts. Our late night sets by Yam Yam and Dogs in a Pile were epic! We’re grateful for another terrific year.
Hula hooper at Yam Yam by Rebecca Lindeman.
Dogs in a Pile by Kevin Stiffler
Trouble No More by Rebecca Lindeman
The Mallett Brothers by Kevin Stiffler
Doom Flamingo by Doug Chalich.
Melt by Kevin Stiffler
Peter Levin of Trouble No More by Phil Balko
Crowd at mainstage.
Los Lobos by Phil Balko
The Platelets by Kevin Stiffler
Doom Flamingo by Kevin Stiffler.
Gabe Stillman and fan, by Rebecca Lindeman
Los Lobos by Kevin Stiffler
Los Lobos by Kevin Stiffler
Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass feat. the HillBenders by Kevin Stiffler
The Evergreens by Rebecca Lindeman
Doom Flamingo by Kevin Stiffler.
Mainstage by Kevin Stiffler.
Melt by Kevin Stiffler
Gabe Stillman by Kevin Stiffler
Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass by Kevin Stiffler
Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass by Kevin Stiffler
The Mallett Brothers by Kevin Stiffler
The Jaded Lips by Kevin Stiffler
Yam Yam by Kevin Stiffler
Volunteers sell t-shirts, by Rebecca Lindeman
Dogs in a Pile by Kevin Stiffler
Chalk Dinosaur by James Orbich
Trouble No More by James Orbich
Brandon “Taz” and Dylan Niederaurer of Trouble No More by James Orbich
Park sunset by James Orbich
