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The '''2002 City Stages''' was the 14th annual edition of "Birmingham's World-Class Music Festival". | The '''2002 City Stages''' was the 14th annual edition of "Birmingham's World-Class Music Festival". It was held the weekend of [[May 17]]-[[May 19|19]], [[2002]], with 150 acts on 10 stages in and around [[Linn Park]]. | ||
This years festival, which was beset by cold, windy wet weather for much of the weekend, was the second to be held in May. | This years festival, which was beset by cold, windy wet weather for much of the weekend, was the second to be held in May. | ||
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==Line up== | ==Line up== | ||
* [[Drive-By Truckers]] | ===Friday=== | ||
* [[Rollin' in the Hay]] | |||
* Patty Loveless | |||
* Alabama | |||
The Yard 7:35 p.m., Howie Day 8:45 p.m., The X-ecutioners 10:10 p.m., Sugar Ray | |||
The Iguanas 7:50 p.m., Shemekia Copeland 9:10 p.m., Steve Earle 10:35 p.m., Los Lobos | |||
Little Jimmie Reed with J. W. Warren 8:50 p.m., The Waybacks 10:10 p.m., The Derailers | |||
===Saturday=== | |||
* Droned | |||
* Dick's Hat Band | |||
* Sean Ardoin and Zydekool | |||
* Mitch Woods and His Rockett 88's | |||
* Midnight Star | |||
* Ike Turner and The Kings of Rhythm | |||
* Rick James and The Stone City Band | |||
* The Ugli Stick | |||
* The Silos | |||
* Blue Epic | |||
* Wayne | |||
* Moth | |||
* Injected | |||
* Cake | |||
* Wes McDonald | |||
* Sterling Fletcher | |||
* Garrison Starr | |||
* Tift Merritt | |||
* Buddy and Julie Miller | |||
* Gillian Welch | |||
* David Grisman Quintet | |||
* Kent Duchaine | |||
* Mariachi Garibaldi | |||
* Southwind | |||
* Hooley | |||
* The Flint River Boys | |||
* Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band | |||
* Scott Ainsle | |||
* Big Bill Morganfield | |||
===Sunday=== | |||
* Snakehandlers | |||
* City Stages Jazz Camp Honor Band | |||
* Mensaje | |||
* Delirio | |||
* Oliver Mtukudzi and Black Spirits of Zimbabwe | |||
* [[Bobby "Blue" Bland]] | |||
* The Isley Brothers | |||
* Spank the Monkey | |||
* Brotherhood of Groove | |||
* Brizz | |||
* [[Drive-By Truckers]] | |||
* Baha Men | |||
* Nappy Roots | |||
* Outkast | |||
* Bradley Cole Smith Band | |||
* The Hell Caminos | |||
* Scott Miller and the Commonwealth | |||
* Patty Griffin | |||
* BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet | |||
* Dwight Yoakam | |||
* [[Kathryn Tucker Windham]] | |||
* Brotherly Love | |||
* The Four Eagles | |||
* Dorothy Henderson and The Silver Voices | |||
* The Lazybirds | |||
* [[Red Mountain White Trash]] | |||
* The Juggernaut Jug Band | |||
* Andy Irvine and Rens van der Zalm | |||
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==References== | |||
*"Breaking even: Another critical year for City Stages" (May 21, 2002) ''Birmingham News''. | |||
[[Category:City Stages 2002|*]] | [[Category:City Stages 2002|*]] | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 12 June 2008
The 2002 City Stages was the 14th annual edition of "Birmingham's World-Class Music Festival". It was held the weekend of May 17-19, 2002, with 150 acts on 10 stages in and around Linn Park.
This years festival, which was beset by cold, windy wet weather for much of the weekend, was the second to be held in May.
Poster
The 2002 official poster was designed by New Orleans artist Frenchy.
Line up
Friday
- Rollin' in the Hay
- Patty Loveless
- Alabama
The Yard 7:35 p.m., Howie Day 8:45 p.m., The X-ecutioners 10:10 p.m., Sugar Ray The Iguanas 7:50 p.m., Shemekia Copeland 9:10 p.m., Steve Earle 10:35 p.m., Los Lobos Little Jimmie Reed with J. W. Warren 8:50 p.m., The Waybacks 10:10 p.m., The Derailers
Saturday
- Droned
- Dick's Hat Band
- Sean Ardoin and Zydekool
- Mitch Woods and His Rockett 88's
- Midnight Star
- Ike Turner and The Kings of Rhythm
- Rick James and The Stone City Band
- The Ugli Stick
- The Silos
- Blue Epic
- Wayne
- Moth
- Injected
- Cake
- Wes McDonald
- Sterling Fletcher
- Garrison Starr
- Tift Merritt
- Buddy and Julie Miller
- Gillian Welch
- David Grisman Quintet
- Kent Duchaine
- Mariachi Garibaldi
- Southwind
- Hooley
- The Flint River Boys
- Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band
- Scott Ainsle
- Big Bill Morganfield
Sunday
- Snakehandlers
- City Stages Jazz Camp Honor Band
- Mensaje
- Delirio
- Oliver Mtukudzi and Black Spirits of Zimbabwe
- Bobby "Blue" Bland
- The Isley Brothers
- Spank the Monkey
- Brotherhood of Groove
- Brizz
- Drive-By Truckers
- Baha Men
- Nappy Roots
- Outkast
- Bradley Cole Smith Band
- The Hell Caminos
- Scott Miller and the Commonwealth
- Patty Griffin
- BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet
- Dwight Yoakam
- Kathryn Tucker Windham
- Brotherly Love
- The Four Eagles
- Dorothy Henderson and The Silver Voices
- The Lazybirds
- Red Mountain White Trash
- The Juggernaut Jug Band
- Andy Irvine and Rens van der Zalm
| Preceded by: 2001 City Stages |
City Stages 2002 |
Succeeded by: 2003 City Stages |
References
- "Breaking even: Another critical year for City Stages" (May 21, 2002) Birmingham News.