Flood City Music Festival brings a deluge of talent

The music festival may soon be the second most famous thing about Johnstown

by Andy Mulkerin @andybotpgh

Perhaps it's a tad macabre to name a music festival after a natural disaster that killed thousands, but let's be fair: The great flood of 1889 is what Johnstown is known for. Still, if Shelley Johansson of the Johnstown Area Heritage Association…

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Flood City Music Festival brings a deluge of talent

The music festival may soon be the second most famous thing about Johnstown

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The songs were written over the course of about three years in Brunswick, Maine, and then recorded over ten months in Brooklyn.

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He's collaborated with everyone from Tom Waits to Bon Iver

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