Bonnaroo Guidebook Concert Event in Downtown Raleigh 4/28

April 15, 2011 - PRLog -- Live Music After Book Talk

Groth will discuss her book, advice about attending the annual four-day camping music event and festival trends. Attendees are encouraged to come out and meet others going to The Roo, share their own festival experiences, and learn about other music festivals that take place throughout the south. Carrboro poet Glenn Cassidy will introduce the evening with a few music-themed poems. The book talk will be immediately followed by the musical delights of the Triangle's Rachel Kiel and Patrick Dyer Wolf. Rachel's musical signature is found in her funny-sad and country-pop sensibility. Patrick is a talented singer/songwriter/guitarist whose music is influenced by Wilco, Tom Waits and Mark Knopfler.

Amplified Art is located at 224 East Martin Street in the historic City Market area of downtown Raleigh Seating is limited and RSVPs can be made at howdoyouroo dot com by clicking on “Tour.” Future book tour stops include Boston and New York. Select cities feature a book talk-concert combination.

Going to Bonnaroo for the First Time and Festival Veterans

How Do You Roo is the first guidebook to the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. The book, which currently holds the #3 spot on the Top 100 Travel Books on Lulu, is available at select retailers in the Southeast and online. In the Triangle region the book can be purchased at Amplified Art and Quail Ridge Books. The pocket-sized guidebook offers money-saving tips, camping recommendations and festival veterans’ advice for those attending the annual four-day camping and music festival in Tennessee.

How Do You Roo? A Survivor’s Pocket Guide to Bonnaroo (97 pp/paperback/ISBN- 978-0-557-90560-7) is the only unofficial guide to Bonnaroo. Details can be found at www.howdoyouroo.com. The material in How Do You Roo originated with the author and was not reviewed, edited or approved by the organizers and producers of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival.

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About the Author
Tara Lynne Groth is a full-time freelance journalist and creative writer based in Cary, North Carolina with approximately 10 years of marketing experience. Her articles have appeared in places such as GO (AirTran Airways' in-flight magazine), The Providence Journal and Blue Ridge Outdoors. In addition to journalism, she virtually collaborates with businesses around the world in their PR and marketing efforts through the composition of press releases and marketing collateral. She holds a B.A. in cultural studies from SUNY Stony Brook. www.taralynnegroth.com