Day-by-Day Lineup
Sep 21, 2019
- Butch Walker
- Donovan Woods
- Shawn James
- The Killers
- Keith Urban
- Leon Bridges
- The Head and the Heart
- Lauren Daigle
- Phosphorescent
- Edie Brickell and New Bohemians
- Better Than Ezra
- The War And Treaty
- The Wild Reeds
- Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe
- Stephen Kellogg
- Songhoy Blues
- Kacy & Clayton
- The Watson Twins
- Lucie Silvas
- Anna Rose
Sep 22, 2019
- Wynonna & The Big Noise
- Shooter Jennings
- Jill Andrews
- JP Harris
- Foo Fighters
- Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats
- Live
- Jenny Lewis
- Lukas Nelson & Promise of The Real
- Rayland Baxter
- Justin Townes Earle
- Preservation Hall Jazz Band
- Adia Victoria
- Molly Tuttle
- Caroline Rose
- Devon Gilfillian
- The Dip
- Cedric Burnside
- Chloe Gendrow
- Vincent Neil Emerson
- Mando Saenz
- Anna Shoemaker
About
Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival was inspired by friendship, history, experience and the desire to create an authentic music festival. Three years ago, Musician and Franklin, TN resident Kevin Griffin was on a September morning run through The Park at Harlinsdale, a century-old horse farm recently purchased by the City of Franklin. Kevin was so taken by the rolling hills, natural amphitheaters, and breathtaking vistas of the 230-acre farm, he envisioned it as a natural fit for a music festival venue. Considering Franklin’s music and cultural history, Kevin wanted the community to further appreciate combining this with the beauty and rustic quality of Middle Tennessee in the fall, and with the blessing of the City, began to dream up a music festival to do it justice.
Partnered with lifelong buddies W. Brandt Wood and Michael Whelan, the trio aspired to highlight the diversity and community spirit of the New Orleans Jazz Fest, tailoring the best elements to Franklin– a richly historic town just 20 minutes south of Nashville. Like Jazz Fest, Pilgrimage takes place during the day, and offers a diverse yet renowned lineup of rock and roll, alt-country, bluegrass, jazz, indie, gospel and more.
The festival has grown in its three years to double down on the music programming, with six stages and heralded lineups year after year, and has expanded its cultural focus by showcasing hundreds of local artisans, restaurants, food trucks and makers that give context and authenticity to the Pilgrimage experience.
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