C ‘n C Festival Photos

C ‘n C Festival Photos

Photo: WPOR


The 101.9 WPOR Claws ‘n Country Music Festival

Sunday, July 21st 2024 at Brunswick Landing (former Brunswick Naval Air Station)

Featuring SEVEN Maine country bands and singers:

Julia Gagnon (from American Idol)
Joseph Gallant
The Don Campbell Band
Chase Jobe and the Runnin’ Kind
Toby McAllister & the Sierra Sounds
Isaiah Bennett
Courtney Burns

and a special guest showcase with Will & Reid from 12/OC

101.9 WPOR and Cook’s Lobster & Ale House
present The Claws and Country Music Festival

This event was a benefit for the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum


 

Festival Schedule:

11:00am Don Campbell Band (full band)
12:00pm Isaiah Bennett (acoustic)
12:45pm Toby McAllister (full band)
1:45pm Courtney Burns (acoustic)

2:30pm Will&Reid from 12/OC (acoustic)
3:15pm Chase Jobe (full band)
4:15pm Julia Gagnon (acoustic)
5:00pm Joseph Gallant (full band)

 

 


 

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