Mammoth Festival

Individual Event Ticket Pricing

Tickers are no longer available online. Tickets can be purchased at the Adventure Center at the Main Lodge, Mountain Center in the Village or on-site the day of the event.

*Advance ticket prices are available until August 7th.

• Great lodging deals still available. Call 800.Mammoth for more info.
• Tickets are still available for all events at the Adventure Center at Main Lodge, Mountain Center in The Village or any MMSA lodging property.

Gavin DeGraw

In just a few short years, Gavin DeGraw has become one of today’s premier singer-songwriters. Relying on his creative abilities, perseverance and hard work, DeGraw recently added a new chapter to his celebrated narrative with the recent release of FREE — a raw, organic-sounding collection of songs that showcases Gavin’s earthy charm and ever-evolving songwriting talent.

“My intention on FREE was to stay out of the way of the songs,” DeGraw says. “We kept the production very minimal in order to get everything that lies between me and the audience out of the way. By removing all the bells and whistles, you really make room for someone to pay attention to the songwriting.” Check Out Gavin DeGraw on YouTube!

Steven Ybarra

Carlsbad’s Steven Ybarra is a meteor of talent, showering us with heartfelt songs from his new solo CD, “Love Love Love.”  His former band toured nationally, sharing the stage with headliners such as Hootie and the Blowfish, until a serious illness changed Steven’s life forever.  The San Diego Music Awards and San Diego Songwriter’s Guild have recognized his cross-genre songs spanning from Christian pop to adult contemporary. Steven’s signature vocal intimacy will not leave you unmoved. His captivating eyes reflect the world’s joys and sorrows, while his music underlines hope and love inspired by his faith in Christ and his wife, Kellee.

Marcus Eaton

"Marcus Eaton plays the acoustic, but not like you might expect. He rapidly shifts between frantic fingerpicking and strumming, clean acoustic sounds and swirling, looped effects," writes Premier Guitar Magazine. "His music fits firmly in the post-modern musical relativism that has become the norm among a new generation of musicians – viewing genre distinctions not as absolutes but as starting points."

Jonathan Kingham

During his first few years on the scene, Jonathan Kingham has quickly developed into a seasoned performer while sharing the stage with the likes of Shawn Colvin, Michael McDonald and others. Based in Seattle he splits his time between touring the country and writing and recording with some of the top writers and players in Nashville. He is currently supporting his third album “That Changes Everything,” which finds him mining the fertile changes of jazz while maintaining one foot firmly in the folk/pop world.

Lao Tizer

Called “a torchbearer for the new generation of contemporary jazz” and “an independent artist with all the right moves” keyboardist and recording artist Lao Tizer captivates audiences of all ages and musical tastes. The “Best New Jazz Artist” nominee is also a Yamaha-endorsed pianist and keyboardist—quite a way to come for the former street musician. Although his recordings often fall under the “smooth jazz” category, in person his shows red hot and full of energy.

Driving Directions

The drive to Mammoth offers a spectacular tour of the Eastern Sierra. From the moment you hit the highway, you travel through one of the most beautiful portions of California. Valleys give way to mountains and energy builds until Mammoth Mountain looms in the distance. Access from all directions via the scenic north-to-south US Hwy 395, running along the eastern edge of California's Sierra Nevada Range.

From Southern California

You'll pass Death Valley, Mount Whitney and the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest. Take I-5 north to State Route 14 north to US 395 north to State Route 203 (300-375 miles).

From San Francisco

Arrive via Yosemite National Park in the summer to US 395 south to State Route 203 (320 miles).

From Nevada/Lake Tahoe

Drive through miles of scenic backcountry, Bodie State Historical Park and Mono Lake. Take US 395 south to State Route 203 (165 miles)

From Las Vegas

Tour the deserts interesting rock formations and old gold mining towns. One of several options is US 95 north to Hwy 266 west; turn slight left to State Route 168 to US 395 north to State Route 203 (310 miles).

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