MENDOCINO CO., 4/18/25 – Mexican American rockers Los Lobos, public radio darlings the Wailin’ Jennys, and Scottish-Celtic folk group the Ole Blind Dogs will headline this year’s Ten Mile Creek Revival in Laytonville.
The festival is slated for June 27-29 at Black Oak Ranch.
Other performers include Miko Marks, Rainbow Girls, the Sam Chase and the Untraditional, Wake the Dead, Two Runner, Crys Matthews, Hot Buttered Duo, Jason Beard’s Bring Joy, Jimbo Scott and Yesterday’s Biscuits, Broken Compass Bluegrass, The Real Sarahs, Clay Dyken and J.B. Barton.
The festival describes itself as celebrating the legacy of the Kate Wolf Music Festival, which drew music lovers from around the country to celebrate folk and roots music at the ranch until the end of its 25-year tenure in 2022.
Attendees have the option to walk in or camp or glamp under the ranch’s ancient oaks and bay trees.
The little ones can check out Kidz-Landia, a kid-exclusive area featuring arts, crafts, open mic, circus performances, storytelling, hay bale slides, dancing and other fun.
Food, drink and craft vendors will also be available onsite.
Tickets to the Ten Mile Creek Revival start at $50. More information is available at www.tenmilecreekrevival.com.