Briggs Farm Blues Festival celebrated blues music on this beautiful Nescopeck farm all weekend long from Thursday, July 6, to Saturday, July 8, 2023.
Bywater Call put on a high-energy show at the Main Stage at Briggs Farm Blues Festival for a huge crowd.
Chris Larose performing on the Back Porch Stage on Saturday, July 8, at Briggs Farm Blues Festival.
Festival goers enjoyed not only blues music all weekend but also excellent vendors, food, and more throughout the three days.
Steph’s Subs served specialities, including Mac and Cheese with Bacon, at Briggs Farm Blues Festival.
Multi-talented artist, Ghalia Volt put on an unforgettable show on the Back Porch Stage at Briggs Farm 2023.
Bywater Call performed on the Main Stage as the sun went down over Briggs Farm on Saturday, July 8.
The sun setting over the big Welcome sign at Briggs Farm Blues Festival.
Briggs Farm Blues Festival was graced with a beautiful, sunset on their last day on Saturday, July 8.
It was a beautiful, sunny day on the last day of Briggs Farm Blues Festival 2023.
Chris Larose and his band put on a groovy blues show under the Back Porch Stage, complete with dancing and singing along.
Bywater Call playing the Main Stage at Briggs Blues Farm Festival.
NESCOPECK — Briggs Farm Blues Festival took place from Thursday, July 6, through Saturday, July 8, with high-energy performances from blues artists across the genre. The Weekender got a peek inside the last night of Briggs Farm’s 25th annual celebration.
On the last night of Briggs Farm Blues Festival 2023, Chris Larose and his band could be found playing for a grooving crowd under the Back Porch Stage. After his set, Ghalia Volt brought down the house with her fiery musical talent and powerful voice for the last performance on this stage for the weekend.
Bywater Call performed on the Main Stage as the sun went down over Briggs Farm on Saturday, July 8. This soulful seven-piece Southern rock/roots band out of Toronto rocked the huge crowd of attendees, some listening from the wide-open lawn and others dancing right up front. Frontwoman, Meghan Parnell’s impressive stage presence had the audience in the palm of her hand.
To end on a high note, The Robert Randolph Band then closed as the last act of the festival.
All in all, Briggs Farm Blues Festival was simply an uplifting place to be. You could feel the positive energy everywhere you went, from the stages to the vendors to the people. It was one of the first music festivals where I felt fully relaxed, which made it easy to just enjoy everything the farm has to offer.
We’ll have to wait and see what the Briggs Family has in store for us next year. Until the 2024 tickets are unveiled, you can gaze longingly at the awesome photos we got from this year’s festival.
In case you missed it and want to learn more about Briggs Farm Blues Festival and the story behind it, The Weekender interviewed Dena Briggs on the farm ahead of their 2023 festival here.
