Holler On The Hill is a 2-day Americana music festival taking place on September 22 and 23 at historic Garfield Park. Holler On The Hill was born from a yearning for a festival atmosphere that had the feel of a pickin’ and singin’ session on a country front porch. The festival leans heavy on alt-country, outlaw and Americana styles that continue to drive today’s hit country, which remains the number one radio format in Indianapolis.
“I’ve always had the vision in my head for this festival,” said Holler On The Hill curator and founder, Josh Baker. “It’s just as much about the community and fans that rally around this kind of music as the event itself. That communal spirit will drive the event with combining elements of a music festival, family reunion and community picnic.”
As music festivals drift to atmospheric expense, Baker wanted to create a festival that working families could attend together, returning the festival experience to something truly open to all. Holler On The Hill is about community – with no VIP section and no pretension.
Holler On The Hill will feature three stages in 2018. The McCallister Amphitheatre at Garfield Park, which MOKB Presents has been developing over the last two years, will serve as the main stage with a second and third stage being added just outside of the entrance to the amphitheater. The festival will present 25 acts across two days with single-day tickets starting at just $45. For more information, visit the Holler On The Hill website coming soon.
