Frampton, Etheridge Headline B.R. Cohn’s Fall Music Fest

Frampton, Etheridge Headline B.R. Cohn’s Fall Music Fest – B.R. Cohn’s Fall Music Festival 2014 back with Peter Frampton, Melissa Etheridge, Huey Lewis and The News, The Wallflowers, and Los Lonely Boys!

The B.R. Cohn’s Fall Music Festival 2014 will be 2 day in the beautiful Sonoma County Wine Country. The B.R. Cohn Charity Events Fall Music Festival is a great venue for fans of great music and great wine. Last year the festival rocked with rock legends Bad Company who dominated the stage, so we expect this year to be another great year with a superb lineup that also includes John Waite, Little Feets, The Curly Wolf.

Get ready to plan your trip to California’s Wine Country because the lineup is here for the 2014’s edition of the B.R. Cohn Charity Events Fall Music Festival. B.R. Cohn – otherwise known as Bruce Cohn, manager of The Doobie Brothers and founder of B.R. Cohn Winery – has been putting on his charity shindigs for nearly three decades.

This concert portion of this year’s event takes place Sept. 20-21 at the B.R. Cohn Winery in Glen Ellen, which is located in Sonoma Valley.

In addition to two days of music, the Fall Festival Weekend also includes a charity auction dinner Friday, Sept. 19 at the winery’s 140-year-old Olive Grove with James Beard nominee and award winning chef Mark Stark. The festivities, which are presented by Sonnen BMW and the Lise Sonnen Fund, wrap up Monday, Sept. 22 with a celebrity golf tournament at the Sonoma Golf Club.

Melissa Etheridge and The Wallflowers take the stage Sept. 20. Saturday’s lineup also includes Little Feat’s Paul Barrere, Fred Tackett and Kenny Gradney. Peter Frampton plays Sunday, Sept. 21 along with Huey Lewis and The News. Los Lonely Boys and Curly Wolf perform both days. More acts are yet to be announced.
Tickets for all Fall Festival Weekend events go on sale June 2, starting at $79 for single-day general admission tickets to the Sept. 20-21 fest.

Proceeds benefit Sonoma Valley Education Foundation, Redwood Empire Food Band and veterans organizations. This year’s festival honors the memory of Lise Sonnen, a long-time supporter of the festival and a Cohn family fund. The Olive Grove Stage is being renamed as the Lise Sonnen Memorial Stage.