John Prine’s sons, Jack and Tommy, will play the 2021 All the Best festival, which will serve as a tribute to their late father, who died in April from complications related to Covid-19
due to the coronavirus pandemic. It will now take place May 19th through the 23rd, 2021, at the Breathless + Now Onyx Resorts in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.. “I was unable to attend the first one, so I’m looking forward to getting to experience the whole thing. Having the opportunity to play a set makes it even more exciting. It’s definitely going be tough not having my dad there but I see this festival as another way to celebrate his life and legacy.
Tommy Prine, who did perform at the first All the Best fest, added, “Besides the incredible music, I look forward to seeing all the amazing people I got to meet just by walking around the festival last November. It really does feel like one big community of like-minded people with great tastes in music!” He noted that he’ll have a handful of new songs ready for his 2021 performance as well.
Tommy and Jack Prine will also take part in a special livestream performance Tuesday, August 18th. The digital show will air at 12 p.m. ET on the
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