Free concert to launch the Blame My Roots Festival

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BELMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WTRF) – Thousands of country music fans are on their way to Belmont County for what has become, in a very short time, one of the region’s most important events.

After a year of absence due to the pandemic, the Blame My Rots Festival is back.

Organizers say he’s bigger and better than before and will feature a star team including Neil McCoy and headliner Miranda Lambert.

The festival runs throughout the weekend, but the fun actually starts on Wednesday night with a free concert on the grounds. The music starts at 6:00 p.m. and there will be a hay walk and several food vendors. It’s the perfect way to check out the pitch before the event itself, which will include a number of upgrades.

I think the folks who are out for 2019 will see some improvements, which is really fun for us and our team. The stage is bigger. We have beer sales. We have full bars inside. We have the County Cabana VIP suites which are all installed now. It’s just fun to see and it’s something that people are really going to notice.

Chris Dutton, Events Coordinator

We are delighted to welcome thousands of visitors to Belmont Count. An event like this is such an economic boost to our region, so we are happy to be a part of it.

Barb Ballint, Executive Director, Belmont County Tourism

Campers lined up all week to get the best spots available.

Blame My Roots expects crowds of 6,000-7,000 for the main show.

You can still pick up tickets online at blamefest.com or you can purchase them on the pitch at the free concert Wednesday night.

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