Atlanta, Georgia (September 24, 2007) - The Echo Project three-day eco-responsible music festival is now just one day away! The daily lineup is listed below:

Friday (Oct 12):
The Flaming Lips, Cypress Hill, Les Claypool, Disco Biscuits, Stephen Marley, GZA (Genius) & Slick Rick Featuring The Fyre Department, Medeski Martin & Wood, Polyphonic Spree, JJ Grey & Mofro, Secret Machines, Lyrics Born, The Album Leaf, The Benevento-Russo Duo,Bassnectar, The Egg, Wood Brothers, Snowden, Dubconscious, Col. Bruce Hampton & the Quark Alliance, BoomBox, Gonzilla, Barrel House Mamas, Yesterday’s Gravy, Grimace Federation, 3S Hostage, Entropy, Sorted, Random Rabbit, Sonar, Mayhem, Habersham/Numinous, and Elevado.

Saturday (Oct 13):
The Killers, Common, Thievery Corporation, moe., Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Disco Biscuits, Rabbit in the Moon, mstrkrft, Cat Power & Dirty Delta Blues, Son Volt, The Avett Brothers, Perpetual Groove, Louis XIV, Brazilian Girls, Tea Leaf Green, God is an Astronaut, Toubab Krewe, Futureman and His Black Mozart Ensemble, Spam Allstars, Greenskeepers, Lazaro Casanova, Telepath, Scissors for Lefty, Dead Confederate, Strut, Something Japanese, The Frequency, Lord is my Shotgun, Secret Life, Brandon B, Treasure Fingers, Hope For Agoldensummer, The Hiss, Heavy Mojo, Double Nil, and Bombazi.

Sunday (Oct 14):
Phil Lesh & Friends, The Roots, Spoon, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Umphrey’s McGee, The Bravery, MAN MAN, RJD2, ALO, Ryan Shaw, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, RAQ, Afromotive, Marc Ford, Collective Efforts, March Fourth Marching Band, Spencer Durham Band, Jamie McLean, Sam Thatcher, Ployd, Mike Zarin, Munir, Truform, Chris Grass, Eric ZBD, Sons of Crosby, and The Modern Skirts.

The Echo Project will be held on 350-acres of scenic Chattahoochee river front property on a privately owned 1250-acre farm just south of metropolitan Atlanta and has a mission to revolutionize how music and arts events affect our environment through eco-friendly event production by ways of carbon emissions, power consumption and creation, alternative energy sources, and waste management and recycling initiatives. Along with Sustainable Waves and Rivers Alive, The Echo Festival is also supporting several Chattahoochee river clean ups prior to and after the festival. Saturday/Sunday tickets are $135 and Sunday only tickets are $85. Three-day passes are currently available for $178.50. Tickets can be purchased at www.the-echoproject.com and by calling 1-800-594-TIXX.

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