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In Chattanooga, The Premiere Of The Locals Only Music Festival

Artwork for Locals Only Music Festival.
Locals Only Music Festival

(Aired Weds 10/09/24)

This weekend, a new festival aims to fill a gap in Chattanooga’s music scene.

On Saturday and Sunday, the Locals Only Music Festival features bands and musicians here in Chattanooga at Barrelhouse Ballroom.

Mike Monen is co-owner of Five Wits Brewing Co. and Barrelhouse Ballroom.

I spoke with him - and Barrelhouse’s Amber Carrington.

Lineup for Locals Only Music Festival.
Locals Only Music Festival

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