Lineup announced for Lewisburg Winter Music Festival

By Sarah Richardson
The lineup of bands for the Lewisburg Winter Music Festival, which will run on Jan. 30 and 31, 2026, has been released. Spanning across nine venues in downtown Lewisburg, the two-day event is produced by the Southern Appalachia Musician’s Association (SAMA).
SAMA is a West Virginia-based non-profit that is focused on helping musicians recover from disaster and crisis and also helps promote and foster music education. All music acts performing at the event are donating their time and talent towards the cause, making it a true case of musicians helping musicians.
The bands are as follows:
Alabaster Boxer, Tessa Mccoy & The State Birds Steel Pterodactyl, The Heavy Hitters Band, Never Zero Allan Dale Sizemore & The Lost Souls, Dinosaur Burps Vern’s Pot O’ Chili, Chandler Beavers And Friends Chad Nickel & The Loose Change, Stereophonic Elements Of Us, Tim Vitullo Band, Grace Campbell Acid Mind Drainage, Ma’am, Duck City Music, Tupelo Drive The String Chiefs, Dan Yell Sun, The Jarmovers Rust Kings, Athiotic, Pants, Morgan Cornwell Deep State, Caleb Carpenter, Jesse Milnes And Emily Miller Annick Odom, Somber-Side, Charbelle, J-Mane, The Spanglers Becks!, Madly Backwards, Cooter Guthrie, Wine & Roses Will Sarver, Hylomorphic, Corey Lee Mcquade & Paul Johnson Zona Hester, Laura Holliday, Caught Off Guard, Sinz Of Eden Thomas Taylor Band, Verge Of Madness, Matthew Malinoski, Dj Greybeard, Evie Schaffer, Taylor Lansdale, The Midnight Traffic Band, Lee Street, Blue Navigator, Group Therapy Distant Light, Kit Lindsey, Mike & Carla, Cathead Biscuit Uncle Mikey And Them, W.B.P., Just Pronz, Dwain Sheppard Absolute Love Affair, Country Blue Susanna Robinson And Company, Kodie Brooks Man The Van, Gracie Bower, Nick And Wick The Marks Family String Beings Trio Strings Of Green, and Rob Fraim.
A two-day pass costs $32.99, and a one-night pass good for either Friday or Saturday is $20. This year’s venues include The Asylum, Washington Street Pub, Sweet Shoppe, Briergarten, Wild Bean, Hill and Holler, Old Red Mill, Lewis Theatre, and the Greenbrier Valley Visitors Center.
Visit www.lewisburgwintermusicfest.com for tickets and more information. A full schedule will be released closer to the date of the event.