High Sierra Music Festival in Quincy, CA, July 4-7

From the likes of Bob Weir and The Black Crowes to now Primus and Ziggy Marley headlining this year, High Sierra Music Festival has been jammin’ in the forest in Northern California since 1991.

It’s always been over the 4th of July consisting of a melting pot of jam bands, bluegrass, blues, rock, reggae, and folk rock. The rest of the lineup is as follows and includes the likes of Greensky Bluegrass and The Allman Betts Bands.

Here’s Greensky Bluegrass jamming at the 2014 High Sierra Music Festival.

They will also be hosting Troubadour Sessions where up and coming artists can perform in a more intimate, late night setting in the Mineral Building.

Four day passes start at $385.50, and single days for as low as $95. RV and tent camping is available on a first come first service notice that’s included in the pass price. There’s also off-site camping options with a shuttle to and from the venue.

They also strive to make it a family friendly event with kids and teens passes, as well as a family camping area.

Partying on a budget? High Sierra Music Festival offers an ambassador program where you can earn festival passes, gear, and the chance to meet your favorite bands.

Check out the website here for more information.