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SUMMARY:Nearby: 🎶 Live Oak Music Festival\, Sunday
DESCRIPTION:Live Oak closes with a Sunday blues finale from Charlie Musselwhite and GA-20\nIn San Luis Obispo. Sunday closes the Live Oak Music Festival at El Chorro Regional Park with a blues-heavy programming day building toward a 7 PM headline set from Charlie Musselwhite and GA-20 on the KCBX Stage. The pairing teams the Mississippi-born harmonica legend and Grammy-winning blues player with the Boston blues trio GA-20\, whose stripped-down two-guitar-and-drums catalog has built them serious touring credibility over the last several years. The two have an album out together\, and Sunday’s headline slot is one of the more anticipated blues bills the Central Coast has hosted this year. \nThe day opens at 8 AM in the Beer Garden with Nico Larson and Dan Curcio\, the songwriters from Próxima Parada and Moonshiner Collective playing a stripped-down duo set. Renée Christine returns at 9 AM. From there the day runs heavy on bluegrass and Americana: B and the Hive at 10\, Crying Uncle Bluegrass Band at 11:30\, and Slap Dragon at 1 PM working their unusual bluegrass-disco-R&B blend on the main stage. Marty O’Reilly brings folk-soul-blues to the Beer Garden at 2:15. \nThe Cheeseballs play a Stage Too set on Sunday at 2:15\, the same Bay Area dance band that hits The Siren in Morro Bay on July 31. Sunday afternoon stacks Parlor Greens with soul-jazz and funk at 3:30\, then Uncle Lucius bring southern rock\, country\, and blues to the main stage at 5 PM. Charlie Musselwhite and GA-20 close out the festival from 7 to 8:30 PM\, after which the gates close\, the campers pack up\, and El Chorro returns to its weekday regional-park rhythm. \nSunday is the festival’s shortest day\, wrapping by 8:30 PM\, and it’s the easiest day to attend as a Morro Bay day-tripper without committing to the camping side of the experience. Highway 1 traffic out of El Chorro headed back to town is usually manageable in the post-headliner stretch. Service dogs only\, no pets. Day tickets are sold through my805tix.com. \nFor more live music and weekend plans around the bay\, see the event calendar. \nSunday Schedule\n\n8:00 AM Nico Larson & Dan Curcio (Beer Garden) – members of Próxima Parada and Moonshiner Collective\n9:00 AM Renée Christine (Beer Garden) – Americana songwriter and cellist\n10:00 AM B & the Hive (KCBX Stage) – Alt Rock and Indie Pop\n11:30 AM Crying Uncle Bluegrass Band (KCBX Stage) – Bluegrass\n1:00 PM Slap Dragon (KCBX Stage) – Bluegrass\, Disco\, R&B\n2:15 PM The Cheeseballs (Stage Too) – Party Band\n2:15 PM Marty O’Reilly (Beer Garden) – Folk-Soul-Blues\n3:30 PM Parlor Greens (Stage Too) – Soul-Jazz\, Funk\n5:00 PM Uncle Lucius (KCBX Stage) – Southern Rock\, Country\, Blues\n7:00 PM Charlie Musselwhite & GA-20 (KCBX Stage\, headliner) – Blues
URL:https://hellomorrobay.com/event/live-oak-music-festival-sunday-2026/
LOCATION:El Chorro Regional Park\, Dairy Creek Rd\, San Luis Obispo\, 93405\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Live Music
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SUMMARY:Nearby: 🎶 Live Oak Music Festival\, Saturday
DESCRIPTION:Live Oak Saturday runs 8 AM to past midnight with Brothers Comatose closing\nIn San Luis Obispo. Saturday is Live Oak’s longest day\, a full 16-hour stretch at El Chorro Regional Park running from morning Beer Garden singer-songwriter sets through reggae\, Afro-Brazilian samba\, Afro-Latin funk\, soul\, indie rock\, and Americana\, all building toward an 8:45 PM headline slot with The Brothers Comatose on the KCBX Stage. The San Francisco bluegrass band has been touring nationally for over a decade behind a catalog of original material that pulls from old-time\, country\, and rock\, and their headline set is the centerpiece of the festival’s middle day. \nThe day opens at 8 AM in the Beer Garden with Amalia Fleming\, then rolls into Electric Lavender at 9\, Dubwise Collective on reggae at the KCBX Stage at 10\, and SambaDá’s Afro-Brazilian set at 11:30. The afternoon spreads across all three stages: Renée Christine on solo cello and songwriting\, Carbon City Lights on indie rock (replacing a cancelled Greg Loiacono set)\, Big Mable and the Portholes in the Beer Garden\, and Mestizo Beat carrying Afro-Latin funk into the late afternoon at Stage Too. \nEvening on Saturday stacks the room. J and the Causeways open at 5 PM with soul and R&B on the main stage. Low Power Trio play Americana and Celtic at Stage Too. Jackie Venson\, the Austin-based guitarist whose catalog runs electro-funk through blues\, takes the KCBX Stage at 6:45 PM ahead of The Brothers Comatose. After the headliner\, J and the Causeways return for a late Stage Too set\, and Grambo carries the night past midnight as a late-night DJ set. \nFor Morro Bay readers planning Saturday\, El Chorro is about 15 minutes down Highway 1 from town. Saturday is the day where the parking lots fill earliest\, so arriving by midday gives the best shot at a spot if you’re a day ticket holder. The marine layer that hugs Morro Bay mornings tends to burn off before it reaches El Chorro inland\, so plan for warmer afternoon temperatures than the coast. Tickets are sold through my805tix.com with single-day\, full-festival\, and camping options. \nFor more live music and weekend plans around Morro Bay\, see what’s on the event calendar. \nSaturday Schedule\n\n8:00 AM Amalia Fleming (Beer Garden) – Singer-songwriter\n9:00 AM Electric Lavender (Beer Garden) – Soul\, Folk\, Rock\n10:00 AM Dubwise Collective (KCBX Stage) – Reggae\n11:30 AM SambaDá (KCBX Stage) – Afro-Brazilian\n1:00 PM Renée Christine (KCBX Stage) – Americana songwriter and cellist\n2:14 PM Carbon City Lights (Stage Too) – Heartfelt Indie-Rock\n2:15 PM Big Mable & the Portholes (Beer Garden)\n3:45 PM Mestizo Beat (Stage Too) – Afro-Latin Funk and Soul\n5:00 PM J & the Causeways (KCBX Stage) – Soul\, R&B\n6:00 PM Low Power Trio (Stage Too) – Americana and Celtic\n6:45 PM Jackie Venson (KCBX Stage) – Electro-Funk\, Soul\, R&B\, Blues\n8:45 PM The Brothers Comatose (KCBX Stage\, headliner) – Goldengrass\n10:30 PM J & the Causeways (Stage Too\, late set)\n11:59 PM Grambo (Stage Too\, late-night DJ\, runs past midnight)
URL:https://hellomorrobay.com/event/live-oak-music-festival-saturday-2026/
LOCATION:El Chorro Regional Park\, Dairy Creek Rd\, San Luis Obispo\, 93405\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Live Music
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SUMMARY:Nearby: 🎶 Live Oak Music Festival\, Friday
DESCRIPTION:Live Oak opens at El Chorro with Friday afternoon and Neal Francis closing\nIn San Luis Obispo. The Live Oak Music Festival opens at El Chorro Regional Park on Friday\, the first day of the three-day KCBX Public Radio fundraiser that runs through Sunday. The festival starts at 1 PM after the morning load-in\, easing into the weekend with a Beer Garden set before the main programming builds across the afternoon and evening. El Chorro is the regional park midway between Morro Bay and downtown San Luis Obispo\, the same oak-shaded campground that holds the SLO Botanical Garden and Dairy Creek Golf Course\, about 15 minutes from town down Highway 1. \nFriday’s lineup walks from beergrass to honky-tonk through folk rock and Afro-Mexican American futurism\, all building toward a 9 PM headline slot at the KCBX Stage with Neal Francis. The Chicago-based funk\, soul\, and rock musician has been working a national festival circuit on the back of three studio albums and a heavy touring schedule\, and he closes Friday’s main programming with the kind of long-form keyboard-driven set the room has been waiting for since the gates opened. \nThe day starts with The Mother Corn Shuckers in the Beer Garden at 1 PM\, a seven-piece California Americana group with a serious touring catalog of their own. From there the afternoon runs through California Americana with Natalie Haskins\, folk rock with The Sam Chase and the Untraditional\, classic honky-tonk and country with Emily Nenni\, and beach pop and R&B with Emily Brimlow. Las Cafeteras bring their Afro-Mexican American futurism to the KCBX Stage at 7 PM ahead of Neal Francis. After the headliner\, The Sam Chase plays a late Stage Too set\, and Jiia and Anahita B2B carry the night past midnight with an organic house DJ set. \nFriday is the easiest entry day for a Morro Bay day-tripper. Parking fills through the afternoon\, so showing up by mid-afternoon is the move if you’re not camping. Layers help when the inland air cools after sunset. Service dogs only at the festival\, no pets per Live Oak’s standing policy. Day tickets and full-festival passes are sold through my805tix.com. \nFor more weekend music and festival plans around the bay\, browse the event calendar. \nFriday Schedule\n\n1:00 PM The Mother Corn Shuckers (Beer Garden) – Beergrass\n2:30 PM Natalie Haskins (Beer Garden) – California Americana\n4:00 PM The Sam Chase & the Untraditional (KCBX Stage) – Folk Rock and Americana\n5:30 PM Emily Nenni (KCBX Stage) – Honky-Tonk and Country\n6:30 PM Emily Brimlow (Stage Too) – Beach pop\, soul\, R&B\n7:00 PM Las Cafeteras (KCBX Stage) – Afro-Mexican American Futurism\n9:00 PM Neal Francis (KCBX Stage\, headliner) – Funk\, Soul\, Rock\n10:30 PM The Sam Chase & the Untraditional (Stage Too\, late set)\n11:59 PM Jiia & Anahita B2B (Stage Too\, late-night DJ\, runs past midnight) – Organic House
URL:https://hellomorrobay.com/event/live-oak-music-festival-friday-2026/
LOCATION:El Chorro Regional Park\, Dairy Creek Rd\, San Luis Obispo\, 93405\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Live Music
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