Black Swamp Arts Festival announces 2022 Main Stage performers

The Commonheart plays to a full house at the 2021 Black Swamp Arts.Festival. The band will return for the 2022 event.

The Black Swamp Arts Festival has announced its 2022 Main Stage Performing Arts Main Stage lineup. 

Headliners include a several acts including The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band and The Commonheart, from the 2021 festival.

The festival features a diversity of national, international, regional, and local musical talent, from Mongolia to right around the corner.

The Black Swamp Arts Festival features music, artists, a kids area, teen activities, food trucks and a beer garden. It will be held this year on Sept. 9, 10, and 11.

Music starts on the Main Stage Friday at 5 p.m. (See full music schedule below.)

Breezy Peyton of Rev. Peyton and the Big Damn Band on stage at the 2022 Black Swamp Arts Festival.

The headliners will be:

FRIDAY

  • The Jon Stickley Trio (www.jonstickley.com), bluegrass fusion instrumentalists at 6:30 p.m.
  • The Suffers (www.thesuffers.com), R&B, soul, world music, octet, 8 p.m.
  • The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band (www.bigdamnband.com) high-energy, gritty roots blues, 10 p.m.,  returning from 2021.

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

The full lineup will be:

Friday Sept. 9

5 p.m.  Noah I MUA, Toledo=based rock and blues

6:30 p.m.: Jon Stickley Trio

8 p.m.: The Suffers

10 p.m.: The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band

Saturday Sept. 10

Noon: Freight Street, hometown indy folk rock quintet

1:30 pm: Never Come Down

3 pm: Singer-songwriter Angela C. Howell & the Happening

4:30 pm: Bluegrass jam band Armchair Boogie

6:15 pm: Kelsey Waldon

8:00 pm: Charles Wesley Godwin

10:00 pm: The Commonheart

Sunday Sept. 11

11 a.m.:  Toledo bluesman Tito Villarreal

12:30 pm: Tuvergen Band

2:00 pm: Foghorn Stringband

3:30 pm: Making Movies

For more information and to connect to the festival including about volunteering, visit www.blackswampfest.org, BlackSwamp Arts Festival on Facebook, and @blackswampfest on Twitter and Instagram.