Live Music, Cold Beer, Great Causes

The Redneck Performing Arts Association's annual three-day party is just over a month away.

Spittoono XXXIII will be held August 22-24 at the Clemson Armory, located at 141 Pendleton Road in Clemson.

The festival combines live music, cold beer and demonstrations of redneck arts.

Admission is free as always and proceeds from beer and other sales enables the Redneck Performing Arts Association to benefit area organizations that help kids and animals.

18 bands will play over the course of the three-day festival.

The musical lineup begins at 6pm on Thursday, August 22 with Rainy Day Women.

They'll be followed by Soul Stew at 6:30pm.

Kelly Jo Connect takes the stage at 8pm and will be followed by The Soulfeathers at 9:30pm.

Lionz of Zion will perform from 11:30pm to 12:30am

That night's entertainment will close out with Treehouse!

On Friday, August 23 Psycho Tank gets things rolling at 6pm.

They'll be followed by About A Girl at 7:30pm.

True Blues takes the state at 9pm and will be followed by The Deadly Crank Dogs at 10:30pm.

Stone Echo closes out the night at midnight.

The music gets started early on Saturday, August 24, with Conservation Theory starting the show off at 4pm.

Then it's The Wild Hog Band at 5pm, followed by the West End String Band at 6:15pm.

Spider Farm Band performs from 7:30pm – 9pm. Then Adam Carter will play until 10:30pm, when Outshyne takes the stage.

Doug McCormick will close out Spittoono XXXIII at 12:15am.