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Yahoo! - Wichita Riverfest shares our its full list of 2024 musical performers
This is a pretty solid lineup.
Digital Underground had a few legit hits.
Tag Team had one massive hit and a couple of decent other tunes. C&C Music Factory much the same.
Hunter Hayes is a legit country star.
Starship is one of those bands I always forget about, but damn they have some bangers.
FogHat is another band I kind of forget about until they come on some station and you realize that they had a few good ones too.
And then there's Kool & The Gang which may be the best way to wrap things up.
Pretty solid lineup and we don't even know who will be performing on Monday yet. They usually get some good ones for Gospelfest.
Friday, May 31: Digital Underground, best known for the hit “The Humpty Dance,” headlines opening night, which will be full of 1990s hit makers: Earlier in the night, C&C Music Factory of “Gonna Make You Sweat” fame will perform, as will Tag Team. best known for the hit “Whoomp! (There It Is.)“
Saturday, June 1: Hunter Hayes, a multi-instrumentalist known for songs like “Wanted” and “I Want Crazy,” will headline, and the bill will also include opening acts Tawna Goforth, a Nashville singer/songwriter who sings “Fixing Cars,” and Red Dirt singer Kyle Kilgore (“Hit It In the Morning.”)
Sunday, June 2: Monterey Jack, a popular local cover band, will headline, and Wichita musician Harrision Steele will open.
Monday, June 3: Gospelfest, the festival’s annual tribute to gospel music, takes the stage on June 3. Festival organizers are still working on the specific lineup of acts.
Tuesday, June 4: Drake White, an Alabama country singer known for songs like “Spark” and “Makin’ Me Look Good Again,” will headline a night of country music that also will include Wichita country band Tequila Ridge.
Wednesday, June 5: Starship featuring Mickey Thomas will headline on Wednesday and will no doubt perform 1980s radio hits like “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” and “We Built this City.” The opening act will be 1970s rockers FogHat, known for the sing “Slow Ride.”
Thursday, June 6: Danielle Nicole, leader of a rock group from Kansas City, Missouri, will headline Thursday’s show. Wichita act Pretend Fried Duo will open.
Friday, June 7: Banda Cuisillos is the headliner of a long list of bands performing as part of the festival’s annual Friday-night Fiesta del Rio. The bill this year also includes Yahari, El Meño y Su Orgullo De Parral, Los De La Sierra and DJ Tino Morales.
Saturday, June 8: Kool & The Gang, a longtime R&B band that had big hits in the 1970s and 1980s , will finish out the festival with songs like “Celebration,” “Jungle Boogie,” “Cherish” and “Get Down On It” and many other iconic hits.
Saturday, June 1: Hunter Hayes, a multi-instrumentalist known for songs like “Wanted” and “I Want Crazy,” will headline, and the bill will also include opening acts Tawna Goforth, a Nashville singer/songwriter who sings “Fixing Cars,” and Red Dirt singer Kyle Kilgore (“Hit It In the Morning.”)
Sunday, June 2: Monterey Jack, a popular local cover band, will headline, and Wichita musician Harrision Steele will open.
Monday, June 3: Gospelfest, the festival’s annual tribute to gospel music, takes the stage on June 3. Festival organizers are still working on the specific lineup of acts.
Tuesday, June 4: Drake White, an Alabama country singer known for songs like “Spark” and “Makin’ Me Look Good Again,” will headline a night of country music that also will include Wichita country band Tequila Ridge.
Wednesday, June 5: Starship featuring Mickey Thomas will headline on Wednesday and will no doubt perform 1980s radio hits like “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” and “We Built this City.” The opening act will be 1970s rockers FogHat, known for the sing “Slow Ride.”
Thursday, June 6: Danielle Nicole, leader of a rock group from Kansas City, Missouri, will headline Thursday’s show. Wichita act Pretend Fried Duo will open.
Friday, June 7: Banda Cuisillos is the headliner of a long list of bands performing as part of the festival’s annual Friday-night Fiesta del Rio. The bill this year also includes Yahari, El Meño y Su Orgullo De Parral, Los De La Sierra and DJ Tino Morales.
Saturday, June 8: Kool & The Gang, a longtime R&B band that had big hits in the 1970s and 1980s , will finish out the festival with songs like “Celebration,” “Jungle Boogie,” “Cherish” and “Get Down On It” and many other iconic hits.
Digital Underground had a few legit hits.
Tag Team had one massive hit and a couple of decent other tunes. C&C Music Factory much the same.
Hunter Hayes is a legit country star.
Starship is one of those bands I always forget about, but damn they have some bangers.
FogHat is another band I kind of forget about until they come on some station and you realize that they had a few good ones too.
And then there's Kool & The Gang which may be the best way to wrap things up.
Pretty solid lineup and we don't even know who will be performing on Monday yet. They usually get some good ones for Gospelfest.
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