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The Sonic Planet Becomes Media Partner with Gamble Rogers Folk Festival
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Gamble Rogers Folk Festival It's All About the Music! Mike BontsPR
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - Washingtoner -- The Sonic Planet, a listener powered streaming online radio station, today announced it will be a media partner with the 2025 Gamble Rogers Folk Festival.

The 30th annual Gamble Rogers Folk Festival will take place April 11-13 at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds. The festival celebrates American folk music and songwriters, honoring "modern troubadour" Gamble Rogers.

Independent Americana roots radio, the Sonic Planet, plays a mix of musical roots: rock, folk, soul and blues from a diversity of legendary, local and emerging artists.

"The festival has a 30-year history as one of the unique, traditional folk music events in the nation. Our station's mission is clearly in line with the festival's musical roots and world class flavor, while still casual and accessible," noted Sonic Planet's program director Mike Bonts.

The Sonic Planet will work closely with the festival's marketing leadership to help promote and extend the Gamble Rogers Folk Festival's popularity to new audiences and markets.

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The John Jorgenson Quintet returns as the headliner act in 2025, the Jontavious Willis Band is a special guest at the 2025 festival. Featured performers include Verlon Thompson, Willie Carlisle, Flagship Romance, Michael Reno Harrell, Roy Book Binder, Josh Goforth, Jubal Lee Young, the Rough and Tumble, Red & Chris Henry and Their All-Star Band, The Currys, the Wild Shiners, and the Little Mercies.

The Sonic Planet is accessible via free dedicated Android and Apple Store apps, as well as home listening devices like Alexa and online at www.thesonicplanet.com. It can also be heard nationwide on the free Audacy or LIVE365 app. The Sonic Planet ensures that listeners can tune in from anywhere, anytime.

Gamble Rogers Folk Festival Tickets are available HERE.

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About the Sonic Planet

It's all about the music. Florida has been home to many influential musicians across genres, the perfect launching pad for the Sonic Planet. Listener powered and independent Americana roots radio where you hear a mix of musical roots: rock, folk, soul and blues from a diversity of legendary, local and emerging artists. As a nonprofit organization, our mission is to enrich the lives of music lovers, champion roots music, live local music and connect our community to one-of-a-kind programming, experiences and with one another. Our goal is to uplift and promote artists whose music may fall outside cultural norms and not often heard. The Sonic Planet is a member of the Americana Music Association and North Florida Folk Network.  www.thesonicplanet.com.

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