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Maine’s Biggest Local Music Festival – Claws N’ Country Returns

Maine’s Biggest Local Music Festival – Claws N’ Country Returns

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This Sunday, July 27, the Claws N’ Country Music Festival is back for its second year as the “biggest 100% local music festival.” All proceeds from the festival, located at the Brunswick Landing, support the Brunswick Naval Aviation Museum and tens of thousands of sailors who trained and flew from Brunswick. 

The music festival will feature some of the most popular Maine performers, including The Mallet Brothers Band, Don Campbell Music, and Isaiah Bennett. A full set list can be viewed below:

12pm Stephanie Ryann acoustic stage
12:45pm Don Campbell Band main stage
1:45pm Isaiah Bennett acoustic stage
2:30pm Toby McAllister & the Sierra Sounds main stage
3:30pm Chase Jobe acoustic stage
4:15pm Mallet Brothers Band main stage 

The festival is full of food and drink options. Two beer tents will be open, alongside a long list of food trucks: Cook’s Lobster & Ale House, Alabama BBQ, Fire & Co (pizza), LA Tacos, Pinky D’s Poutine, Vintage Dogs, Turcotts on The Go (smash burgers/panini’s), Poppies Kettle Corn, Dottie’s Ice Cream, Vy Banh Mi, Fred’s Fried Dough, and “Clyde” the Tap Truck. 

Additional activities include corn hole, face painting, and kids games. Live music kicks off at 12pm and finishes at 5pm. Tickets for the event can be purchased here. 

Claws N’ Country Music Festival Tickets, Sun, Jul 27, 2025 at 12:00 PM | Eventbrite 

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