If you’ve already purchased tickets for Breckenridge Brewery’s July Hootenannay, then you are in for a treat. The brewery Spokeperson and Culture Czar, Todd Thibault announced that Big Head Todd & the Monsters will be this year’s headliner. We’ll drink to that!

“Coming off of a sold out show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre this weekend, Big Head Todd and the Monsters is an amazing addition to our line up,” says Thibault. “Members of the band attended Columbine High School together, which is less than five miles from here. To have a band of their caliber, with such close ties to this area, is really exciting.”

The rest of the line-up for the Saturday, July 9 music festival features Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Larry & Jenny Keel (accompanied by Drew Emmitt and Andy Thom of Leftover Salmon), and Head for the Hills on the main stage. The beer garden stage showcases Colorado musicians Zolopht, Grant Farm, We Dream Dawn, Sweet Lillies, and Caribou Mountain Collective.

This summer marks the 26th year for Breckenridge Brewery, and celebrating the annual music festival is a way to give back to fans of the beer and to the community. Ticket holders will enjoy all day live music on two stages, along with fresh flowing beer and barbecue smoked on-site. Proceeds from the festival will benefit Conscious Alliance, a Colorado-based non-profit that fights hunger across the nation through food collection and hunger awareness programs.

Tier 3 General Admission tickets are $45 per person and Designated Driver tickets are $30 per person. All tickets can be purchased by visiting Breckenridge Brewery’s website.

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