BELFAST — The sixth annual All Roads Music Festival, originally slated to be held in Belfast during the third weekend of May, has been rescheduled to September amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 

The event has been rescheduled for Friday, Sept. 11 and Saturday, Sept. 12, according to event organizers. 

All tickets will be honored for the rescheduled dates. 

“Our venues and partners are on board, and we will keep you updated on any schedule and lineup changes,” organizers said. “Take care of yourselves now so we can celebrate and gather together soon. See you in September!” 

All Roads is a two-day festival and celebration of indie music and showcases local musicians from across the state and region spanning several genres including indie rock, folk, pop, bluegrass and indie folk. Performers are also included from related contemporary genres, such as alternative country, punk and hip-hop.

The festival will offer over thirty performances, representing more than 150 Maine musicians, according to the festival’s website.

The festival will also include discussion panels, curated showcases and the Maine Songwriters Circle.