Organizers of the Sisters Rhythm and Brews Festival have called off this summer’s music event.

In a statement, Joe and Jenn Rambo of Sisters said, “Just as the tides ebb and flow, so in turn does life. Hosting a festival during the pandemic has taught us what is most important in our lives and where best to focus our energies. It comes with some sadness and excitement to share that as creators we are taking a much-needed break and intend to take this rare opportunity to focus on our family.

“We have had an amazing journey with you all and intend to carry on a legacy of acceptance, grit, and perseverance. We cannot express in words the gratitude we feel for the opportunity to bring some of our favorite musicians to Central Oregon and hope that you’ve had as much fun as we

have!”

The Rambos stated that those who purchased a presale ticket at the 2022 event will receive an email the first week of June to confirm refund details. Refunds will be issued July 1-31.

“We appreciate your patience as we process these refunds and will do our very best to make the process as seamless as possible,” the Rambos stated.

The Sisters Rhythm and Brews Festival was launched in 2019 and brought artists like Eric Gales, Ana Popovic, Mr. Sipp, Larkin Poe, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, and Los Lobos to the stage at the Village Green.

“Sisters will be our forever home and we thank the local community for embracing our efforts, as well as all the folks who took a chance on us and traveled from around the country to attend,” they said. “We want to acknowledge all of the amazing people who worked so hard to make this special event come to life, as well as many of the artists who have become family along this journey.”

The Rambos urged music lovers to continue to support the artists who performed in the festival, following them on social media and subscribing to their YouTube and Patreon accounts.