Las Tortugas Dance of the Dead V Halloween in Yosemite, CA

The Evergreen Lodge will host Las Tortugas Dance of the Dead V

Even though Phish is celebrating Halloween in New Jersey, the West Coast is not lacking in a killer festival to celebrate the day of the dead.  Las Tortugas Dance of the Dead V at Evergreen Lodge in Yosemite, CA has a killer line-up slated for the four day boo-tastic Halloween celebration.

7 WALKERS feat. Bill Kreutzmann, Papa Mali and George Porter Jr.

“The fifth annual Halloween weekend gathering once again takes place at Evergreen Lodge in Groveland, CA (located at the Western Gate of Yosemite National Park), offering a musician-positive, fan-friendly experience in a bucolic forest setting. With cozy cabins, a general store, restaurant and bar, daytime hiking adventures and many more unique features, Las Tortugas offers a handpicked, standout assortment of diverse music with a strong emphasis on the cream of Northern California’s rock scene.” says the folks at Las Tortugas.

Yonder Mountain String Band

With a ridiculous line-up of great bands, this festival sounds like just the ticket to a jammin’ Halloween in California.  A four day pass costs $175.00.

Many options for lodging are on the Las Tortugas website.

Line-Up for Las Tortugas:

Yonder Mountain String Band, ALO, 7 Walkers (feat. Bill Kreutzmann, Papa Mali & George Porter Jr, The Mother Hips, Tea Leaf Green, New Monsoon, Cornmeal, Melvin Seals and JGB with Stu Allen, Pimps of Joytime, Lebo, Poor Man’s Whiskey (including a perfromance of Old and In the Way), BLVD, Big Light, Nathan Moore, Montana Slim String Band, New Fangled Wasteland, Jay Seals and the Hydrodynamics, Guitarmageddon feat. the music of Prince, Nicki Bluhm and The Gramblers Dead, Moonalice, Tracorum, Izabella, Trevor Garrod, Five Eyed Hand, Dead Winter Carpenters, Sean Leahy and Friends, Jack Grace Band, Antioquia, Kate Gaffney, The, Hongs and Honeymoon.

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