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It’s big city sound in your own backyard!
The festival is held at the beautiful Tri-Lakes facility
located at 2100 South Bunn Street in Bloomington, IL. |
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About the Founder:
Eric organized and promoted Bloomington’s “Nothin’ but the Blues Festival,” which brings crowds of more than 5,000 music enthusiasts to the Bloomington-Normal community every summer. The annual blues festival was just one of many ways he positively impacted our community. The Nothin But The Blues Festival Volunteers, Sponsors and Friends are deeply saddened by his passing.
Read Eric's Obituary
St. Joseph's Tribute to Eric
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About the Festival:
Hidden by a junkyard is this beautiful gem of a location that allows you to sit back and suck in some of the best blues this country has to offer. Whether you sit down in your lawn chair and enjoy the sounds or stroll around the lake and hear from a distance its all good.
The blues festival has grown from a single day event to a two day 5000 plus attendee extravaganza. This is where some of the biggest names in blues come to play. It’s summertime and the livin is easy, especially at the Nothin’ but the Blues festival.
It’s parents and kids, it’s blues fans from all over the country kicking back and having a good time. Saturday is always a good day for the whole family cause of the numerous things we have for the children of our blues lovers. Come early cause those activities end at 5:00pm.
Do's and Dont's of the Festival:
· Bring your lawn chairs or blankets
· No Pets allowed
· No food or beverage allowed
· No pop up tents
· No coolers
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Food Vendors on Festival Grounds:
· Fish
· Ribs
· Corn Dogs
· Waffle Cakes
· Ice Cream |
Festival carries alcoholic beverages from Budweiser
Be sure to bring your ID we card!
Click here for Driving Directions to Tri-Lakes in Bloomington, IL
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