Boogie on the Bridge 2023 Music Festival

This is a three day festival featuring some of the areas premier musical artists and makers. Nestled in a hollar in Greenback, Tennessee, Boogie on the Bridge has a rich history of bringing musicians and fans together for a unique camping experience that you'll want to return to year after year. This is a fundraising event benefiting The Jeff Breazeale Foundation. Jeff Breazeale was a great man, father, husband, musician and co-owner of Two Doors Down, a music venue and bar located in Maryville, TN. Jeff died unexpectedly in 2015, leaving not only a legacy he had spread through his local community, but a legacy that rang throughout the world. He touched innumerable lives with his enormous personality and deep connection to music. Jeff loved riding motorcycles, traveling, and entertaining with any and all of his "Jeff Stories". Boogie on the Bridge began many years ago and it is an honor to bring back Boogie on the Bridge on the original property where it all began 16 years after the final Boogie graced the small town of Greenback, TN in 2006. Parking is included with purchase of your pass. ADA approved equipment is allowed. All stages are accessible by wheelchair; however, the festival grounds contain steep hills and challenging terrain and may not be easily navigated. Please take care walking around the festival property. In some areas the ground is uneven, contain crawfish holes and hillsides can be slippery. No firearms or drug use is permitted. In the festival stage area- no personal tents, canopies, or chairs that block the view for other attendees. Small infant domes are allowed provided they do not obstruct the view of others. Large umbrellas including beach or patio umbrellas are not allowed. No pets Chairs and/or blankets can help with seating. We have 2 stages and a variety of music daily. Have fun! INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: Boogie on the Bridge is held rain or shine, however in some isolated instances evacuation to seek shelter may be necessary. In the event of a weather related emergency programming will be interrupted and announcements will be made from active stages regarding safety procedures.