Dallas International Guitar Festival and MusicFest

The 29th Annual Dallas International Guitar Festival and MusicFest has expanded into a three day weekend April 21, 22 and 23 at Dallas Market Hall.

It's the world's largest, longest running guitar show, now in it's 29th year, featuring 500 booths, exhibits and clinics, and live concert performances on three stages.

You can buy, sell, trade or simply browse through new and vintage guitars, basses, amps, keyboards or almost any musical instrument.

Artists scheduled to appear include Rick Derringer, George Lynch, Junior Brown and Phil Keaggy, among others.

And it's not only strings! Drum World returns this year, with 14,ooo square feet of beat. Catch live performances and clinics by world-class drummers, see manufacturers and retailers, check out drums, percussion, and accessories as well as collectors and dealers of vintage drums, parts and memorabilia from all over the world, all for sale or trade.

Friday April 21:
2 - 7 pm with live music concerts and The Ticket Jam continuing outside the venue until 11 pm.

Saturday April 22:
10 am - 7 pm followed by an All Star Jam on the Peavey Stage that night from 7-11 pm.

Sunday, April 23:
10 am to 7 pm...MusicFest performances hours start at 10 am Saturday and Sunday.

Tickets:
A one-day ticket price for both the Guitar Festival, Drumworld, and MusicFest is $16 for adults and children 11 or older, free for children under 10. Two-day festival passes are $26.

Three-day passes are $36 and include free admission to the All Star Jam Saturday night.
All tickets are available at the door. Discount one day tickets available at Guitar Center.

Market Hall, at 2200 Stemmons Freeway in Dallas, provides free parking for the show.

Sponsors:
Musicians Hotline
Fender
Gibson Custom Shop
Peavey
Guitar Center
Guitar World
Yamaha
Zildjian
Sabian
Sonor
Remo
fibes
Texas Music Project
PRS Guitars
Mark PollockÂ’s Transpecos Guitars
Jimmy Wallace Guitars
DickÂ’s Last Resort

Link : http://www.guitarshow.com


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