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After more than a year of no large scale concerts or music festivals in Columbus, across Ohio and throughout the United States, The Elevation Group announced today the return of the
WonderBus Music & Arts Festival to Columbus. The Lawn at CAS (2540 Olentangy River Road) provides the perfect site for the music festival as Ohio begins to emerge from COVID-19. The property at CAS offers 54 acres of open-air, outdoor space that will allow festivalgoers that opportunity to comfortably spread out.
On Saturday, August 29, WonderBus will present some of music s top hitmakers including Kesha; AJR; The Band CAMINO and more. On Sunday, August 29, Wilco will make their only Ohio appearance in 2021 and their only appearance in a six state region including all of Ohio s border states: Michigan; Indiana; Kentucky; West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Joining Wilco will be Grouplove, Black Pum
After more than a year of no large scale concerts or music festivals in Columbus, across Ohio and throughout the United States, The Elevation Group announced today the return of the
WonderBus Music & Arts Festival to Columbus. The Lawn at CAS (2540 Olentangy River Road) provides the perfect site for the music festival as Ohio begins to emerge from COVID-19. The property at CAS offers 54 acres of open-air, outdoor space that will allow festivalgoers that opportunity to comfortably spread out.Read More
When the two-day event kicks off August 28, festival goers can expect 28 acts, vendors and food. Author: Stephanie Stanavich Updated: 6:30 PM EDT April 14, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio Wonderbus Music and Arts Festival is returning to Columbus, the Elevation Group has announced.
It will be held in August on the CAS lawn, located at 2540 Olentangy River Road.
When the two-day event kicks off August 28, festival goers can expect 28 acts, vendors and food.
The Elevation Group President, Denny Young, said they plan to hold this event safely with COVID-19 precautions in mind, as they plan to continue following CDC guidelines.
“In 2020, we had scheduled to announce the Wonderbus lineup on March 16, but of course, five days prior to that everything in the world shut down so we were never able to announce last year. This year being able to announce was exhilarating, it was a phenomenal feeling,” Young said.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - “We’re going to be part of the first phase of the return of live music,” said Denny Young, president of The Elevation Group. “There’s just such a pent-up demand. People are anxious to get back out.”
Young announced Wonderstruck, a two-day, 28-band music festival at Lakeland Community College on July 24 and 25, and said they’ve taken coronavirus precautions, like hiring a leading sanitizing company, Germ-X