240 music fans show up to hear music from 20 different bands for the 2nd annual Lutsong Music Festival
Jul 20, 2023 08:38AM ● By Content Editor
Northern Minnesota-based Christopher David Hanson plays songs he wrote as a Nashville recording artist. All photos by Tryg Solberg
By Tryg Solberg and Boreal Community Media - July 20, 2023
20 artists and bands performed at this year's Lutsong Music Festival at Caribou Highlands in front of 240 ticket holders - twice the attendance as last year's inaugural event. Artist sets of 45 to 90 minutes kept the audience entertained throughout the event's 3-day schedule. Molly Maher, one of the Lutsong organizers, “Thanked the community for attending the event and looks forward to growing even further in future years”.
Scott Schuler, another event organizer, told Boreal Community Media "It was a magical event with an unbelievable lineup of talent. We are so grateful to all of the musicians and support staff etc. On behalf of Molly Maher, Chuck Corliss, and myself, we want to say thank you to all the attendees, as well as our sponsors. This includes a special thanks to Caribou Highlands, Cook County Home Center, Lake and Company, National Parks of Lake Superior, and The Current."
A separate stage at the North Shore Winery offered festival attendees a main stage performance in the evenings.
To learn more about the Lutsong Musical Festival, visit:





By Tryg Solberg and Boreal Community Media - July 20, 2023
20 artists and bands performed at this year's Lutsong Music Festival at Caribou Highlands in front of 240 ticket holders - twice the attendance as last year's inaugural event. Artist sets of 45 to 90 minutes kept the audience entertained throughout the event's 3-day schedule. Molly Maher, one of the Lutsong organizers, “Thanked the community for attending the event and looks forward to growing even further in future years”.
Scott Schuler, another event organizer, told Boreal Community Media "It was a magical event with an unbelievable lineup of talent. We are so grateful to all of the musicians and support staff etc. On behalf of Molly Maher, Chuck Corliss, and myself, we want to say thank you to all the attendees, as well as our sponsors. This includes a special thanks to Caribou Highlands, Cook County Home Center, Lake and Company, National Parks of Lake Superior, and The Current."
A separate stage at the North Shore Winery offered festival attendees a main stage performance in the evenings.
To learn more about the Lutsong Musical Festival, visit:
Lutsongmusicfestival.com
Attendees had various choices of beverage and food vendors at the festival's daytime location
Attendees had various choices of beverage and food vendors at the festival's daytime location
Northern Minnesota-based Christopher David Hanson plays songs he wrote as a Nashville recording artist
Pit Stop, a band out of Minneapolis, plays for the crowd under the tent on Saturday afternoon
Pit Stop, a band out of Minneapolis, plays for the crowd under the tent on Saturday afternoon
A full list of bands who performed and the event can be found below:

Image: Lutsong Music Festival