Blues on the Green 2022 is just days away! The free music series will run June 14-15 and July 19-20.
This summer's series will take place on June 14-15 and July 19-20. Music will start at 7 p.m. each day.
ACL Radio has released the lineup for the first two shows. The series kickoff on Tuesday, June 14 will feature Sir Woman, Zach Person and Peaches and the Fuzz. The following show on Wednesday, June 15 will feature a revue style show by Grupo Fantasma. Additional artists playing at BOTG include Colombian Gaita All-Stars, Amalia Mondragon, Trevor Nealon, Kalu James, Tomar Williams, Gina Chavez, Third Root and Money Chichas.
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