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Jazz Aspen Snowmass Unveils Star-studded Lineup for 2024 Labor Day Experience

Jazz Aspen Snowmass is thrilled to announce an electrifying lineup for the 2024 Labor Day Experience, set to dazzle music enthusiasts with a blend of returning legends and fresh faces making their debut at the esteemed annual festival.

The event kicks off on Friday, August 30, with 10-time GRAMMY winner Brandi Carlile taking the stage, marking her first appearance at JAS. Opening for Carlile is the talented country/rock musician Lukas Nelson, also making his festival debut.

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