New England Songwriters Festival

DurangoSong.com is a proud sponsor of the annual New England Songwriters Festival (NESF) held the second week of September in northern New Hamphire's beautiful Mt. Washington Valley.

The inaugaural 2001 event was headlined by Nashville's Tim Johnson who penned the powerful and poignant hit "She Misses Him," made popular by Tim Rushlow.

The 2002 lineup of talent was likewise impressive. Dreamworks recording artist Roxie Dean, whose songs helped fuel the enormous success of Jamie O'Neil's ("There Is No Arizona") debut, headlined. Co-starring on the bill was Bonnie Baker, who wrote the top five hit "Ordinary Life" for Chad Brock and SHeDAISY's recent chart-topper "This Woman Needs."

See the 2003 line up below.

Please Note: In order to concentrate our efforts on the 2004 Durango Songwriter's EXPO in Telluride (Oct 7-9), DurangoSong.com will not be sponsoring this year's New England Songwriter's Festival in September. However, the NESF is still taking place. For information, visit SongFestivals.com.

Curb Recording Artist AMY DALLEY
Hits: "Love's Got An Attitude," "I Think You're Beautiful"

with

Britton and Jack (Warner/Chappell Staff Writers)

(Wednesday through Friday events only)

A special appearance by:

Canadian Country Music Association's "Female Vocalist of the Year" for 1994
PATRICIA CONROY
(Friday and Saturday only)

And Local Writers: Joel Cage ¥ Peter Black ¥ Tom Dean ¥ Kevin Dolan ¥ Eric Erskine ¥ Jack Hayford w/Leon Frost ¥ Jeff Hayford ¥ Rod Mackenzie ¥ Thom Perkins ¥ Tom Yoder and more!

For information on this year's shows, visit SongFestivals.com.