• General admission
• Must be 18+ with valid ID
• Doors open at 3 p.m.

Mudfest 2019

Puddle of Mudd

• How They Go Their Name: The band’s first practice space was by a Missouri River levy, which often forced them to walk through puddles of what Missourians call “mudd.”
• Their Breakthrough Album: 2001’s Come Clean spawned three radio hits in “Control,” “Blurry,” and “She Hates Me,” the latter of which was the ASCAP’s most played song of 2002.
• Their Success Over the Years: They’ve sold more than seven million albums worldwide and unleashed a stream of No. 1 hits on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart throughout the 2000s. Singer Wes Scantin also made it onto Hit Parader’s Top 100 Heavy Metal Vocalists.

Saliva

• Their Sound: angst-ridden heavy metal fused with hip-hop
• Major-Label Debut: 2001’s Every Six Seconds, anchored by the single “Click Click Boom” and the Grammy-nominated “Your Disease”
• Highest-Charting Single: “Ladies and Gentleman,” which became the official anthem of Wrestlemania 23
• What’s New: 2018’s 10 Lives

Saving Abel

• Their Sound: a genre-hopping blend of southern rock and piercing alt-metal that lends itself to rowdy live shows
• Their Latest: 2014’s Blood Stained Revolution. The band considers the album—their first with frontman Scotty Austin—an homage to various musical inspirations including Guns N’ Roses and The Allman Brothers Band.
• Where to Begin: their essential tracks “Addicted,” “The Sex Is Good,” and “Mystify”

Tantric

• Their Sound: a fusion of post-grunge and hard rock that frontman Hugo Ferreira says “can be super-heavy, light—or both. It’s really an open book with no ending in sight.”
• Their Latest Album: 2014’s Blue Room Archives, which treats fans to unreleased tracks plus acoustic versions and remixes of earlier hits
• Where to Begin: with their essential early hits, including “Breakdown,” “Hey Now,” “Down and Out,” and a gritty cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain”