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Big Ears Festival was created in 2009 by Knoxville native Ashley Capps, founder of AC Entertainment and co-founder of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. The wait is over: Big Ears Festival ...
The concert series organized by Ashley Capps was an unexpected trial run for what ended up becoming the Knoxville promoter's claim to fame: Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester ...
To commemorate another year of Bonnaroovian joy, The Tennessean spoke with Bonnaroo's founder, Ashley Capps and the headlining band for the festival's first two years, the rock band Widespread Panic.
The festival was founded in 2009 by Ashley Capps, founder of AC Entertainment. The festival was originally organized by Capps in partnership with Jason Boardman of Knoxville's Pilot Light and Chris Molinski of the Knoxville Museum of Art. [1]
Ashley Capps, a Knoxville entertainment coordinator, cited the suspension of Hot Summer Nights at World's Fair Park as the start of the iconic Bonnaroo Music Festival. [48] The site of the Japanese Pavilion became the new location for the Knoxville Museum of Art in 1990. [33]
Ashley Capps of Bonnaroo was the keynote address. The Kickoff Party featured the Avett Brothers followed by Elizabeth Cook, Bobby Bare, Marty Stuart, Solomon Burke and The Knitters. [6] 2006. September 20–22 2007. October 31 - November 3 The event expanded to four days and featured two Keynote Interviews.
Created by Knoxville businessman Ashley Capps of AC Entertainment, Bonnaroo (which is Creole slang for “really good time”) was the promoter’s answer to Knoxville cancelling its Hot Summer ...
Ashley Capps, co-founder of AC Entertainment, developed Bonnaroo following the cancellation of the Hot Summer Nights rock music festival in Knoxville, Tennessee in 1999. Hot Summer Nights, which was a mainstay in Knoxville's World's Fair Park would suspend operations permanently following construction by city officials. Capps would state that ...