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Farm Aid Artists 1985 – 2019 PHOTO CREDIT: PAUL NATKIN Pete Seeger performs with Farm Aid Board Members JULY 2020 FARM AID ARTISTS 1985 – 2019 • 40 Points • Mandy Barnett • Tony Caldwell Since 1985, Farm Aid concerts • Acoustic Syndicate • Roseanne Barr • Calhoun Twins have brought together the • The Avett Brothers • The Beach Boys • Campanas de America greatest artists in American • Bryan Adams • Gary Beaty • Glen Campbell music. Of all the concerts for • Kip Addotta • Beck • Mary Chapin Carpenter a cause that began in the mid- • Trace Adkins • Bellamy Brothers • Bill Carter • Alabama • Ray Benson • Carlene Carter 80s, Farm Aid remains the only • Alabama Shakes • Kendra Benward • Deana Carter one that has the unique and • Dr. Buzz Aldrin • Ryan Bingham & the Dead • John Carter Cash unwavering commitment of its • Dennis Alley & The Horses • Johnny Cash original founders. Nearly 500 Wisdom Indian Dancers • Black 47 • June Carter Cash artists have played on the Farm • Greg Allman • Blackhawk • Felix Cavaliere Aid stage to keep family farmers • The Allman Brothers Band • Nina Blackwood • Central Texas Posse on the land and inspire people to • ALO • Blackwood Quartet • Marshall Chapman choose family farm food. • Dave Alvin • The Blasters • Tracy Chapman • Dave Alvin & the • Billy Block • Beth Nielsen Chapman Allnighters • Blue Merle • Charlie Daniels Band PHOTO CREDIT: EBET ROBERTS • David Amram • Grant Boatwright • Kenny Chesney • John Anderson • BoDeans • Mark Chesnutt • Lynn Anderson • Suzy Bogguss • Dick Clark • Arc Angels • Bon Jovi • Guy Clark • Skeet Anglin • Jon Bon Jovi • Gary Clark Jr. • Jann Arden • Bonnie Bramlett • Jubal Clarke • Tom Arnold • Boxcar Willie • Lee Clayton • Asleep at the Wheel • Garth Brooks • Roger Clinton • Badi Assad • Karen Brooks • Hank Cochran • Hoyt Axton • Brooks & Dunn • David Allan Coe • Catherine Bach • Aaron Brotherton • Tony Coleman • Bahamas • Shannon Brown • Judy Collins • Band of Horses • Jackson Browne • Luke Combs • Bandaloo Doctors • Jann Browne • Common Sense • Blackberry Smoke • T Bone Burnett • John Conlee Kacey Musgraves • Bobby Bare Jr. • LeVar Burton • John Conlee & Son • Barenaked Ladies • B.W. Stevenson • Danny Cooksey 1 1985 – 2019 • Rita Coolidge • The Doobie Brothers • Pete Fountain • Arlo Guthrie • Counting Crows • The Drew Davis Band • Robert Francis • Buddy Guy • Jimmy Dale Court • Drive-By Truckers • Kinky Friedman • Sammy Hagar • Cowboy Ken and the Ranch • Drivin’ N Cryin’ • Steve Fromholz • Merle Haggard Hand Band • Holly Dunn • Funky Farmer All-Stars • Charlie Haid • Larry Crane • Bob Dylan (Lynyrd Skynyrd) • Daryl Hall • Crook & Chase • Jakob Dylan & the Gold • Teri Garrison • The Hammerheads • David Crosby Mountain Rebels • Larry Gatlin • Woody Harrelson • Crosby, Stills & Nash • Steve Earle & the Dukes • Geezlinslaw Brothers • Emmylou Harris • Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young • Kathleen Edwards • Vince Gill • Alex Harvey • Sheryl Crow • El Dorado • Johnny Gimble • Alex Harvey & the Chillbillies • Cruzados • The Elms • Gin Blossoms • Wade Hayes • Shannon Curfman • Joe Ely • William Lee Golden (The • Warren Haynes • Mary Cutrufello • Ernie Isley & the Jam Band Goldens) • Roy Head • Billy Ray Cyrus • Billy Evans • Tipper Gore • Hearts of Darkness • Will Dailey • Danielle Evin • Gorky Park • Don Henley • Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders • Exile • Vern Gosdin • John Henley • Dallas Dynamics Choir • The Fabulous Thunderbirds • Gov’t Mule • Christopher Hewitt • Joanna Dean • Billy Falcon • Grateful Dead • John Hiatt • Del McCoury Band • Freddy Fender • Pat Green • Dan Hicks • Delta Rae • Jill & Joey Floyd • Green on Red • Jim Hightower • John Denver • John Fogerty • Nanci Griffith • The Highwaymen • The Derek Trucks Band • Foreigner • Robert Guillaume • Hillbilly Jim • Dixiana • Radney Foster • Guns N’ Roses • Al Hirt • Sasha Dobson • Foster and Lloyd • Guster • Ho-Chunk Nation Members • Hogwaller Ramblers • Rebecca Holden Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons • Peter Holsapple • Hootie & the Blowfish • Dennis Hopper • Bruce Hornsby • James House • Ray Wylie Hubbard • Timothy Hutton • Iggy Pop • Julio Iglesias • Imagine Dragons • Insects vs Robots • Alan Jackson PHOTO CREDIT: EBET ROBERTS • Jesse Jackson 2 1985 – 2019 • Jagged Moon • Jerry Lee Lewis PHOTO CREDIT: BRIAN BRUNER • Rick James • Lewis & Hammontree • Jamestown Revival • David Linley & El Rayo • Jason & the Scorchers • Little Joe y La Familia • Jayhawks • Little Village • Jeff Healey Band • Nils Lofgren • Bruce Jenner • Lone Justice • Waylon Jennings • Los Lobos • Kitty Jerry • Los Lonely Boys • Jewel • Patty Loveless • Billy Joel • Lyle Lovett • Elton John • Rob Lowe Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes • Don Johnson • Loretta Lynn • Jack Johnson • Shelby Lynne • Jamey Johnson • Deborah Maffett • Allison Moorer • Roy Orbison • David Lynn Jones • Maggie’s Farm • Lorrie Morgan • K.T. Oslin • George Jones • Taj Mahal • Gary Morris • Paul Overstreet • Norah Jones • Tim Malchak • Jonelle Mosser • Particle Kid • Rickie Lee Jones • Richard Marx • Jason Mraz • Johnny Paycheck • Valerie June • Dave Mason • Kacey Musgraves • Jody Payne • John Kay • Matisyahu • Nathaniel Rateliff & • Carl Perkins • Keb’ Mo’ • Kathy Mattea The Night Sweats • Gretchen Peters • Robert Earl Keen • Dave Matthews • Nation Beat • Michael Peterson • Tom Keifer • Dave Matthews & Tim • Vince Neil • Congressman Collin Peterson • Toby Keith Reynolds • The Nelsons and the Second Amendments • The Kentucky Headhunters • Dave Matthews Band • Billy Nelson • Petra • Doug Kershaw • John Mayer • Paula Nelson • Richard Petty • Hal Ketchum • Martina McBride • Susie Nelson • Tom Petty and the • Kid Rock • Delbert McClinton • Willie Nelson Heartbreakers • B.B. King • Matthew McConaughey • Willie Nelson & Family • Lou Diamond Phillips • Carole King • Tim McGraw • Lukas Nelson & Promise of • Phish • Jackie King • Roger McGuinn the Real • Phosphorescent • Knifewing • James McMurtry • The Neville Brothers • Rebecca Pidgeon • Chris Knight • Donny Mealer • Mickey Newbury • Pipefitters • Kris Kristofferson • Ian Mellencamp • The New Maroons • Playboy Girls of Rock & Roll • Bobby Kruegar • John Mellencamp • Randy Newman • Poco • Jerry Max Lane • Paul Metsa • Nitty Gritty Dirt Band • Grace Potter and the • Jessica Lange • Dean Miller • North Mississippi Allstars Nocturnals • Daniel Lanois • Roger Miller • Gary Nunn • Paula Poundstone • Nicolette Larson • Minnie Mouse • Oak Ridge Boys • Preservation Hall Jazz Band • Amos Lee • Joni Mitchell • Senator Barack Obama • The Pretenders • H. Lee • moe. • Old Crow Medicine Show • Margo Price • Jesse Lenat • Bill Monroe • One Fell Swoop • Ray Price • Huey Lewis • Montgomery Gentry • One Flew South • Charley Pride 3 1985 – 2019 • John Prine • Southern Pacific PHOTO CREDIT: PAUL NATKIN • Sarah Purcell • Sissy Spacek • Eddie Rabbitt • Chris Stapleton • Yank Rachell • Spin Doctors • Raelyn Nelson Band • Mavis Staples • Elizabeth Rainey • Ringo Starr • Bonnie Raitt • Stealin’ Horses Band • Mickey Raphael • Steel Pulse • Rattlesnake Annie • Steppenwolf • Lou Reed • Allison Stewart • Pauline Reese • Marty Stuart • Vernon Reid • Jimmy Sturr • Dusty Rhodes • Henry Lee Summer • Kimmie Rhodes • Doug Supernaw • Roadmaster • The Supersuckers • Rock & Roll All Stars • Les Taylor • Judy Rodman • Lee Taylor & the Rhythm • Johnny Rodriguez Killers • Paul Rodriguez • Susan Tedeschi • Kenny Rogers • Tegan and Sara Gary Clark, Jr. • Leon Russell • Benmont Tench • Rusted Root • Texas Tornados • Townes Van Zandt • Webb Wilder • Jimmy Ryser • Billy Bob Thornton • Stevie Ray Vaughan • Don Williams • Sawyer Brown • Jimmy Tingle & Double Trouble • Holly Williams • John Schneider • Titty Bingo • Kate Voegele • Lucinda Williams • Pete Seeger • Toad the Wet Sprocket • Jon Voight • Williams & Ree • Brian Setzer • Wayne Toups • The V-Roys • Brian Wilson • Paul Shaffer • The Tractors • Jack Wagner • Gretchen Wilson • Billy Joe Shaver • Randy Travis • Jerry Jeff Walker • Debra Winger • Kenny Wayne Shepherd • Milo Tremley • Joe Walsh • Winters Brothers • Michelle Shocked • Trick Pony • War • Lee Ann Womack • Silent Partners • Travis Tritt • Don Was & the Blue Maroons • Tom Wopat • Paul Simon • John Trudell • Was (not Was) • Chris Wright • Sturgill Simpson • Tanya Tucker • Dale Watson • X • Tavis Smiley • Jeff Tweedy • Jimmy Webb • Trisha Yearwood • Yakov Smirnoff • Steven Tyler • Rusty Weir • Dwight Yoakam • Anthony Smith • The Unforgiven • Dottie West • Yola • Todd Snider • Keith Urban • Jack White • Neil Young • Son Volt • Brian Vander Ark • Widespread Panic • Neil Young & Crazy Horse • David Soul • Eddie Van Halen • Wilco • Pegi Young & The Survivors • J.D. 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