Last August, Lifelong friends and Olympia business partners Clint Morgan and Rob Hill threw a little shindig. OK, it wasn't little. Those who attended their DB Cooper Music Festival last August demanded the duo bring it back. And so it will be. The festival - which is named after our favorite regional outlaw who in 1971 hijacked a Boeing 747 in the airspace between Portland and Seattle and parachuted into history with $200,000 - will land at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Centralia Aug. 2, 2014, for a day of world class music on three stages, plus drinkies.

Main stage performers include 2013 Blues Musician of the Year Curtis Salgado, six-time Grammy nominee Maria Muldaur, The Voice finalist Vicci Martinez, Tacoma funk masters Bump Kitchen, blues pioneer Alice Stuart and 2013 Independent Music Award winners the Brown Edition. Also in the house will be SweetKiss Momma, Mudcat, Pine Hearts, Sour Owl, Brittany Kingery and others.

Yes, we said "drinkies." And where there are drinkies, there are no kids. It's a 21 and older festival.

For those who buy tickets before May 31 can get inside for $25.

To receive a $5 per ticket discount, click on the promo tab and type in "volcano". You can save yet another buck by sharing your purchase in social media.

DB COOPER MUSIC FESTIVAL, 11 a.m. gates, Saturday, Aug. 2, Southwest Washington Fairgrounds, 2555 N. National Ave., Centralia, $25-$40, dbcoopermusicfest.com.