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The 2000 City Stages was the 12th annual edition of "Birmingham's World-Class Music Festival". It was held during the weekend of June 16-18, 2000, in and around Linn Park.
The 2000 festival resulted in a shortfall of $500,000 from projected revenues. Attendance was reported as 130,000 for the weekend, down 47% from 1999. Factors blamed included an increase in weekend passes from $25 to $35, a "no comp" policy requiring volunteers to pay $20 to work the event, and forecasted rain. Organizer George McMillan predicted a $400,000 to $500,000 loss, despite an estimate of an $11 million "economic impact" from the event.
The next City Stages was moved to May in hopes of being able to book better acts and enjoy milder weather.
Poster
The 2000 official poster was designed by New Orleans artist Anne Scheurich
Line up
- Saturday
- Chicago
- Jethro Tull
- The Jayhawls
- Sunday
- James Brown
- Martin Sexton
- Mike Plume Band
- unknown
- John Mayer
- Odetta
- The Supremes with Mary Wilson
- Martha Reeves & the Vandellas
- Man or Astro-man?
- Mars Electric
- Joe Ely
- Dead Cel Factor
- Wayne
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References
- Milazzo, Don (June 25, 2000) "City Stages organizers count up the losses." Birmingham Business Journal