Rockin Route 66 Festival will be showcasing a livestream concert event, Saturday, June 27th at 6:15PM; EDT.

The most noteworthy line-up will include the Waymores, Atomic Boogie, Jane Rose and the Deadend Boys, and headlining the evening will be Slim and the Gems.
Though we can not host the actually festival this year, we wanted to do our part in providing a great introduction into the excitement of celebrating next year the 95th anniversary of Route 66.

Tune In on Facebook or RockinRoute66.com

Above all you may watch this livestream event on Rockin Route 66’s Facebook page or on their website at rockinroute66.com. This is a free live concert broadcasting through the Kustom Kulture Network in Hell’s Kitchen at the Garage71 Studios, Marietta, Georgia. Our very own Rev. Andy of Garage71 radio and Grease Inc. will be your host for the night. Though we understand this will not fill the shoes of Rockin’ Route 66, we hope you’ll enjoy a great show with amazing talent!

You will be able to make donations to support the bands on our website, rockinroute66.com. There is a donate button already up in the left side bar of the webpage as you scroll down. The funds will go towards the artists playing the performance. So many artists and entertainers have been devastated by the COVID pandemic. Most have lost nearly all performing gigs for this entire year. We will also be sharing in weeks to come their various social media pages so you may order merch directly from the bands performing.

In close, we want to thank everyone for the overwhelming understanding and support. We did our very best to hold off on any decision until it was confirmed through the local city office, that the state of New Mexico will not be allowing any festival in the near future to take place. We only hope that future events in the year have better luck so everyone can get out when ready and enjoy each other once again.

Consequently, we have created a Facebook event for you to go like and share. We will be responding directly to your comments during the performances. It’s what the summer needs. Good time Rock n Roll, to cure our Corona virus blues…