Crossroads Music Festival launches 33 bands to fundraise for Loudoun children

The Crossroads Music Festival in Leesburg is underway, featuring a diverse lineup of over 33 local bands alongside notable acts like The Police’s Andy Summers and Sister Hazel, benefiting nine local charities supporting children and families. The festival includes free performances throughout downtown Leesburg and ticketed shows at the Tally Ho Theater, with Andy Summers combining music, photography, and readings on his tour stop. Meanwhile, the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival in Franklin, Tennessee, scheduled for September 27-28, offers a vibrant lineup including John Mayer and Kings of Leon, with digital and wristband ticketing systems and an official festival app to enhance attendee experience. Additionally, the 57th Johnny Appleseed Festival in Lisbon is set to begin, featuring over 50 vendors, food trucks, contests, performances, and community events spread over two days in downtown Lisbon, with ample parking and a variety of scheduled activities. These festivals highlight a robust season of cultural and musical events across different regions, emphasizing community engagement, diverse entertainment, and support for local causes.