
Just in case you haven’t had a chance to catch a recent My Morning Jacket show or webcast, here’s another great opportunity…iClips.net has the MMJ set from Mountain Jam starting at 7:30pm ET.

Just in case you haven’t had a chance to catch a recent My Morning Jacket show or webcast, here’s another great opportunity…iClips.net has the MMJ set from Mountain Jam starting at 7:30pm ET.

The Mountain Jam festival webcast just got going over at iClips.net. Here’s the full weekend schedule:
FRIDAY
12:00 – Timbre Coup
12:45 – Voodelic
1:30 – Carbon Leaf
2:30 – Toubab Krewe
3:30 – Tim Reynolds & TR3
4:30 – Electric Hot Tuna
6:00 – Soulive
7:15 – Bela Fleck & The Original Flecktones
9:30 – Warren Haynes Band
1:00 – Lotus
SATURDAY
11:45 – Leroy Justice
12:30 – Ryan Montbleau Band
1:15 – Zach Deputy (full band)
2:15 – Mavis Staples
4:30 – The Avett Brothers
5:45 – North Mississippi Allstars Duo
6:45 – Michael Franti & Spearhead
9:00 – Gov’t Mule
1:00 – Umphrey’s McGee (ft. John Oates)
SUNDAY
12:00 – The Wlyos
12:45 – Civil Twilight
1:30 – Dawes
2:30 – Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros
5:15 – Grace Potter & The Nocturnals
7:30 – My Morning Jacket
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2/15/11 update: The Official Bonnaroo 2011 Lineup has been announced.
Summer Festival wanderlust is in full force this week as Wakarusa, Mountain Jam and an expected Jazz Fest lineup are released this week…
The powers-that-be just kicked the Bonnaspeculation season into overdrive by offering up their first in a series of clues that will lead up to the great big initial announcement in about a month’s time. Many of these cloos were misleading last year, and it seemed like the festival was just pulling our legs on a few. But after all, Bonnaroo has always been a great marketing force (even in the first year, when they relied almost strictly on word-of-mouth), always adding something new to keep people like myself intrigued year-in-and-year-out The first clue immediately brings to mind the great David Bowie, what are your thoughts?:
Clue #1 (courtesy of @Bonnaroo): A trip to space thwarted by a speckled lad’s demise. A watershed moment otherwise.
Not that Bonnaroo requires something like a big anniversary to pull out all the stops, but if the transformative Fifth Anniversary was any indication (2006–My personal favorite lineup, featuring Radiohead, Beck, My Morning Jacket, G.R.A.B., and Oysterhead), this year AC Entertainment and Superfly will be pulling out all the stops. So here is my completely speculatory list of artists who might be appearing on the farm in Manchester from June 9-12 (one can wish, wonder, and wander towards the Good Road): READ MORE
The lineup for the 7th Annual Mountain Jam festival was just announced this morning, 1/11/11 at 11am EST. CLEVER!
Radio Woodstock and acclaimed guitarist Warren Haynes present the seventh annual Mountain Jam Music Festival at Hunter Mountain, in Hunter, NY from Thursday, June 2, to Sunday, June 5, 2011. For the first time, Mountain Jam will expand to include four days of music and camping. Early bird tickets are now available at MountainJam.com.
Gov’t Mule will headline Mountain Jam for the seventh consecutive year on Saturday, June 4. Gov’t Mule’s two-set performance at Mountain Jam VII will be one of only a few select appearances for the group in 2011. Modern rock heroes My Morning Jacket will return to the festival after five years to headline on Sunday, June 5. The newly formed Warren Haynes Band, a soul-infused ensemble, will make its debut northeast festival appearance, headlining on Friday, June 3.
Read on for the full lineup, including blog favorites Lotus, The New Deal, Soulive, Edward Sharpe, Toubab Krewe … and more…

Mountain Jam took place a few weeks back and we’re pleased to share some amazing photos from the festival thanks to Diane Buxton. I’m pretty psyched that we got good shots from a majority of the heavy hitters on the lineup. Read on for the full gallery. READ MORE
Looks like some folks were added to the schedule early on the Mountain Jam webcast from iClips.net — you can go and watch the sets now as opposed to the 1pm PDT start-time that we originally posted. Doh!
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals are on in five…
The Couch Tour continues this weekend with Mountain Jam 2010, featuring webcast sets from Dr. Dog, Les Claypool, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, The Avett Brothers, Yonder, Gov’t Mule, and the surprise “final” webcast set featurin Levon Helm and Friends. You think they’ll play “The Weight?”
Go here to watch the action live starting on Friday.
Friday, 6/4
4:00 – Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
5:30 – Dr. Dog
6:45 – The Avett Brothers
8:15 – Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
9:00 – Gov’t Mule
1:00 – Les Claypool
Saturday, 6/5
4:15 – Yonder Mountain String Band
5:30 – Toots & The Maytals
6:45 – Dave Mason
7:45 – Drive-By Truckers
9:00 – Gov’t Mule
1:00 – Dark Star Orchestra
Sunday, 6/6
2:30 – Michael Franti & Spearhead
4:00 – Matisyahu
5:15 – ALO
6:15 – The Whigs
7:00 – The Bridge
7:30 – Levon Helm & Friends: Warren Haynes, Donald Fagen, Ray LaMontagne, Sam Bush, Steve Earle, Patterson & David Hood, Jackie Greene, Allison Moorer and more!
* All times EDT
iClips.net just announced their first three festivals for Couch Tour 2010, a series of FREE webcasts from some of the top-tier festivals going on this summer. The first three festivals that will be covered live will be The Hangout Beach, Music & Arts Festival, Summer Camp 2010, and Mountain Jam 6. My current multimedia setup at home makes watching these so easily. I can’t wait.