Attending The Fest
Explore resources and tips to help you navigate and access events during the All Roads Music Festival in Belfast, ME.
Welcome to All Roads!
This guide is meant as a helpful tool to better prepare for your festival experience!
Box Office & Getting Your Wristband
Both the Main Box Office and Will Call are located at the City Hall Parking Lot on High Street (directly across from the Colonial Theatre). Tickets can be purchased here, and all ticket holders who purchased passes in advance should come to Will Call to pick up their festival wristbands! Purchase tickets and passes in advance via Eventbrite.
Book Your Hotel
Book a room with our official lodging partner is the Fireside Inn.
We also recommend stays at the Belfast Harbor Inn or Yankee Clipper Motel.
Getting Around / Venue Hopping
View the festival schedule. All our venues are accessible by walking and the average travel time between venues on foot is about 5 minutes.
We also provide courtesy shuttles, marked with the All Roads logo, which can transport festival-goers to their next venue destination. The shuttle stops outside each venue or can be flagged down along its route!
Katie Matzell performs in 2018. Photo by Lauryn Hottinger.
Festival Map
The Maine Songwriter’s Circle
This annual keystone event is often overlooked but has become one of the most lauded performances of the Fest. This year the event has been moved to Friday night at the Bazz and is a must attend for indie music lovers. Featuring performances by selected songwriters in the round, each takes turns performing their work or covers of work by artists who inspired them, sharing stories of their life and inspiration, and engaging our audience to reveal their songwriting process.
Braden Lam on the Oxbow Stage at The Bazz
Saturday, May 17 @ 6PM – Oxbow Stage at The Bazz
Trust us, you don’t want to miss this performance by this indie-folk wunderkind from Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Clay Camero at Opera House Video
Saturday, May 17 @ 5:45PM – Opera House Video
2024 was our first year of presenting artists at Opera House Video, hosting memorable moments with some of our most talented and innovative artists. This year will be no exception as Clay, also known as Caethua and Sports, has been an important part of Maine’s underground music scene for years, including the creation of her own label.
Official After Party – Fri & Sat at Marshall Wharf Brewing
Each Night – After music ends at The Legion Hall
All Roads die-hards will tell you, if you can survive the day, the After Party is where its at. Hosted at Marshall Wharf Brewing since the first year of the Fest in 2015, this event is a mish mosh of festival attendees and performing artists, gathered to connect, drink great beer, and listen to great music.
What not to miss!
No matter what you’re type of music you love, All Roads has something for everyone. Festival attendees may be familiar with many of our acts and our venues, but here are a few gems selected by our staff that you may not want to miss!