“One of Us” vocalist Joan Osborne collapsed from heat stroke on the Rooster stage as temperatures hit  83 degrees, but she’s tweeted that she’s okay.  

“Do any of you people have jobs?,” Chuck Prophet asked the Friday afternoon crowd at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass. “I know I don’t!” And so another annual iteration of San Francisco’s beloved bluegrass festival began, as three relatively fog-free days delivered all manner of music, dancing, and good cheer.

The big story coming out of the festival was Joan Osborne’s onstage collapse from heat stroke. The Chronicle reports she was playing the last song of her set, “One of Us.” She was helped offstage without incident, and at 8:30 Sunday night she tweeted, “It was a little bit of heatstroke and I’m now fully recovered.”  

Very exciting Saturday headliner Robert Plant did not disappoint Led Zeppelin fans, as his full set list in the Chronicle’s Datebook section shows he and his new-ish band the Sensational Space Shifters opened with “When the Levee Breaks” and closed it out with “Ramble On.”

A new ‘clear bag policy’ and heightened security measures did not significantly disrupt the fun. In fact, many were surprised at how easy it was to get through the search checkpoints. The Examiner quipped that Hardly Strictly Bluegrass had “not-so-strict bag policies.”

And of course Sunday night wrapped up with “the Church of Emmylou,” or rather, EmmyLou Harris’ traditional close-out performance, which she ended with a cover of Neil Young’s “Long May You Run”.

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