Dement Town Music Fest in Dixon
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Sat, Sep 07 , 2024 • 3:00pm - 10:00pm
609 Depot Avenue, Dixon, IL 61021
Dynamic bands, both local and from afar.
The second Dement Town Music Fest returns to the Dixon, IL, Dement Town neighborhood on Sept. 7, promising an even bigger and better experience after last year’s success. Headlining the event is Hello Weekend, the dynamic Chicago cover band that wowed crowds in 2023 with their electrifying mix of hits spanning decades and genres, from Lady Gaga to Guns N’ Roses.
Joining them are local favorites Burn ‘N Bush, known for their lively acoustic performances, and The Empty Pockets, a Chicago-based band offering a unique blend of blues, Americana, folk, and rock.
Food & axe throwing, too.
Beyond the music, the festival features delicious food from Lil’ Smoked and Mary’s Diner and drinks served by PJ’s. Attendees can enjoy axe and bag throwing while soaking up the festive atmosphere. Picnic table seating is available, and guests are welcome to bring their chairs, though coolers are prohibited.
Admission: Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the gate. The gates open at 2 p.m., and music will be played from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. The event is open to all ages, though those 21 and older should bring ID for alcohol purchases.
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