Schedule: Saturday, September 2nd
Sonus Umbra (US) • 10:00am
With a history spanning over 25 years, Sonus Umbra will perform its signature mix of symphonic, progressive folk and hard rock influenced progressive music.
iNFiNiEN (US) • 12:00pm
...beautiful engulfing soundscapes, old world melodic lyricism, heavy metal riffs, explosive improvisation, futuristic synth textures, movie score level grandeur, and emotionally conscious lyrics.
Bubblemath (US) • 2:15pm
The electic prog / avant-pop / technical metal quintet from Minnesota returns to the ProgDay stage after 14 years, featuring music from its newly released second album, Edit Peptide.
Sonar (Switzerland)
with special guest David Torn (US) • 5:00pm
Sonar continues to push the boundaries of musical post-minimalism, creating forward-thinking instrumental music imbued with tension and emotional identity. The band will be joined by internationally renowned composer, musician and producer David Torn for an exclusive performance.
(David Torn photo by Joseph Lima)
Schedule: Sunday, September 3rd
Ephemeral Sun (US) • 10:30am
Captivating progressive rock combining influences from symphonic, metal, ambient, electronica and fusion, presented with a strong cinematic vision.
Hedersleben (Multinational) • 12:45pm
Known for its work as part of Nick Turner's Hawkwind and Brainticket, the spacerock/krautrock band takes Storybook Farm back to the glory days of early prog and krautrock.
Dave Kerzner Band (US) • 3:15pm
Making a name for himself for his work with a plethora of top shelf artists, as well as his work as co-founder/writer/producer of Sound Of Contact, Dave Kerzner and his band present his recent acclaimed work
as a solo artist.
Shylock (France) • 5:45pm
For its first performance in the United States, the French symphonic band plays material from its classic 1970s releases at Storybook Farm.
Artists and performance times
are subject to change without notice.
If set changes run ahead of schedule, bands may take the stage earlier than indicated.
Check MUSIC to
hear songs from all this year's bands.