Fleetwood Mac’s Mick Fleetwood and Jimi Hendrix Experience bassist Billy Cox are among the performers set to take part in the first Maui Music & Food Experience, happening Sept. 5-7.
Other artists performing at the three-day fest include Darryl Jones, who’s played bass with The Rolling Stones since 1993; Bernard Fowler, who’s worked with The Stones since 1989; Charlie Sexton; and Ivan Neville.
The festival is set to include a tribute to Jimi Hendrix and the 1970 film Rainbow Bridge, which he filmed in Maui. Cox’s participation is being billed as “likely his farewell performance.”
The Maui Music & Food Experience will raise money for essential services like food and housing for the survivors of last August’s Lahaina wildfires. Fleetwood himself was a victim of the fires; his Maui restaurant, Fleetwood’s on Front Street, was one of the many businesses destroyed.
More information on the festival can be found at huamomonafarms.com.
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