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Summer Sol Fest at Hidden Lake Venue
July 22, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 12:00 am
$10.00 – $75.00
Summer Sol Fest is a Music and Arts Festival thrown by Odd Fellow Hall and Josue Estrada, located at Hidden Lake Venue (537 W. MacArthur Road Wichita, Kansas 67217). The event will take place Saturday July 22nd from 2PM to 12Am This is an all ages festival that will have activities for every age group! This Festival will include six LIVE BANDS, 10 local art vendors, food from Local Flavor and multiple food trucks, 3 Cocktail and Beer Bars curated by Odd Fellow Hall, cooling tents, water activities, a bounce house, face painting, and more!
TICKETING: Tickets may be purchased at oddfellowhall.com/events
GA: $25 – Grants you access to the festival and all activities, excluding the VIP sections, from 2pm to 12am. (DOES NOT INCLUDED PARKING PASS)
KIDS GA: $10 – Kids 12 and under will need this discounted ticket for entry!
LIMITED VIP: $75 before July 1, $100 after July 1 – Includes access to the A/C Venue on the land, indoor bathrooms, a private bar, full taco and appetizer buffet curated by Odd Fellow Hall, a parking pass for a car load, a commemorative T-Shirt, Meet & Greet with the bands, and a gated viewing area in front of the stage.
PARKING PASS: $10 per car load – Inside the gate parking is limited so in an effort to have people car pool we are charging by the car load. You will be checked in at the front gate and around venue parking is even more scarce!
COMMEMORATIVE T-SHIRT or TANKTOP: $15 – one time print with festival flyer on the front you select style and size. These will be available at the festival but will be $20! So Pre Order one now!
BAND LINEUP:
9-11PM “Making Movies” (Headliner out of Kansas City) – This is a band that makes American music with an asterisk: because Making Movies’ sound encompasses the entirety of the Americas, not solely the country inarguably centered in mainstream everything. It’s through this broader perspective that Making Movies crunches classic rock into Latin American rhythms — African-derived percussion and styles like rumba, merengue, mambo and cumbia — in a way that feels oddly familiar, yet delivers the invigorating chills of hearing something singularly special.
“Perhaps one of the most unique groups around today, Making Movies is sensual, smoky, and seductive. Distorted guitars are buried under their Latin groove, colliding beautifully and urgently.” – NPR
7:30-8:30PM “Josue Estrada Band” (Wichita) – Josué Estrada, [first gen mexican american] [chicano], as an LA to Kansas transplant in early adolescence, has never been without the influence of place and identity in art. Emerging as a soulful addition to bossanova surfpunk and dystopian carnival bluegrass projects, from here to touring half the globe, he is now finding a wide Wichita audience for the transcendent chicano jazz only he can make: honoring the masters through time, incorporating inimitable style from his og’s, avant garde into boleros, and pulling spiritual jazz great’s jams into 2023. Stepping into curatorial roles in the Midtopia studio and feature sets for Bradley Fair’s summer concert series, the future is bright for the literal star from everywhere.
6:10-7:10PM “Tumbao” (Wichita) – Live Salsa Band with horns, percussion, rhythm and passionate performances. This band is a guaranteed good time that always delivers. We challenge you to try not to move during this set!
4:50-5:50PM “DayDream” (Wichita) -Daydream is a 9-piece horn band from Wichita, KS that plays thoughtful, original compositions as well as covers that deliver a fun environment. These are some bad MoFo’s.
“I am pleased to have recently learned about bassist Riley Day and his excellent band, Daydream. Riley has a unique compositional approach, utilizing a wide range of styles, sounds and structures, yet he maintains a cohesive, well-conceived concept throughout his work. His band is well suited for his stylistic leaps, and everyone in the ensemble plays at a high level and is sonically dedicated to the group’s concept as a whole. As a bassist, Riley holds down the complexity with adept playing and deep grooves, allowing for the challenging music to sound effortless and accessible. Daydream’s energy and commitment to the music are a tribute to Riley’s unique talent as a composer, bassist and bandleader.”
-Cory Combs, Executive Director of San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music
4-4:30PM “S@ntiago” (Wichita) -S@ntiago delivers timeless New Rock music that instills a sense of Nostalgia in the freshest way you’ve heard. Consisting of Operatically Trained Frontman D’Angelo Santiago Talbot, Shredding Guitar Icon Jordan Wynn, Groove Bass Royalty Kameron Kroeber, and the Glue Carter Nold on Drums, You’ll find yourself singing along and nodding your head to their beautifully rockin’ tunes!
“Great band with amazing vocals, sick drums, shredding guitar, and bass that will blow your mind! Give them a listen or check out a show, you will be amazed.” – Taylor B.
3:15-3:45PM “Casey Abay” (Wichita) – Solo Singer/Song Writer delivering originals and covers you love engaging in an interactive and energetic way to provide sounds that are sure to make the body move and soul groove.
FOOD/FOODTRUCK LINEUP: enter your submissions to cody@oddfellowhall.com
Local Flavor – Main outdoor vendor with a smoking pit putting out insanely delicious smoked chicken thighs, Pulled Pork, and Hot Link Sandwiches.
ART VENDOR LINEUP: Enter your submissions to cody@oddfellowhall.com
