I spent half of the day and ALL of the night Saturday at the Pendleton Whisky Music Fest, there were so many memorable moments and I definitely learned a few things. One of my favorite moments, besides the talent and the amazing music, was the food! There were lots of food vendors and my daughter, Bret and I were on a very serious mission!
That mission. ELEPHANT EAR! We found a food truck that was selling elephant ears, so we marched up there and ordered two! However, the wait for them was way longer than our sniffer and belly would allow us to wait.
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PENDLETON â Pendleton Whisky Music Fest is ready to thrill again.Â
Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee and two-time Academy of Country Music Awards Entertainer of the Year Toby Keith is set to headline the annual summer event July 10, 2021, at the historic Pendleton Round-Up Grounds.
Country musicâs Clare Dunn, Clay Walker and Cole Swindell also are slated to perform, according to the announcement from Pendleton Whisky Music Fest.
Organizers canceled the 2020 festival due to the coronavirus pandemic. The new lineup of 2021 performers will replace the original headlining artist Eric Church, who is now set to perform at the Pendleton Whisky Music Fest in 2022, along with Macklemore.
PENDLETON â The Pendleton Whisky Music Fest will be back in 2021, but it will look significantly different than anticipated.
A year after event organizers were forced to cancel the concert due to COVID-19, Whisky Fest announced it would come back on July 10, albeit with new headliners. Facing a 12,000-person capacity limit at the Round-Up Grounds, Whisky Fest is postponing previously announced headliners Macklemore and Eric Church to 2022 and bringing in a new slate of musicians. Whisky Fest will announce its new headliners on May 28.
According to Whisky Fest co-founder Andy McAnally, trying to organize a concert as reopening standards shift was a challenge.