The 2012 High Sierra Music Festival in Quincy, CA is gearing up for a huge celebration of music from July 5th to 8th. As one of NorCal's favorite fests, this year's event is more highly anticipated that ever before, with headliners including Ben Harper, STS9, Railroad Earth and Galactic.

Update: High Sierra has just announced a flurry of additions to the 2012 lineup, including Matisyahu, Mocean Worker, Rubblebucket, Dead Winter Carpenters, Silent Frisco, Big Light, The Nibblers and Living Folklore

Take a gander at the 2012 Late Night Schedule and be sure to check back for future updates:

High Sierra Attractions
The High Sierra Music Festival isn't just about music - the fest also features plenty of other festivities including outdoor playshops, workshops, films, parades, a fire performance and a food drive. With attractions for adults and kids alike, along with a "Rockin' Nannies" childcare program, High Sierra is definitely a family-friendly party. Get more info on the attractions at High Sierra Music Festival on the official HSMF website.

High Sierra Music Festival 2012 Lineup
Ben Harper • STS9 • Railroad Earth • Galactic • Built To Spill • Toots and the Maytals • Ryan Bingham • Matisyahu • Soulive • ALO • Lotus • Delta Spirit • Heartless Bastards • Big Gigantic • The Devil Makes Three • Deer Tick • Greensky Bluegrass • Garage A Trois • Paper Diamond • Lettuce • The Slip • Surprise Me Mr. Davis • Grupo Fantasma • MarchFourth Marching Band • Mocean Worker • The Motet: Funk Is Dead! • Skerik's Bandalabra • Red Baraat • The Trio feat. Johnny Vidacovich, Ike Stubblefield and Grant Green Jr. • Stooges Brass Band • The New Orleans Suspects • Ben Sollee • Silent Frisco • Nathan Moore • The Lumineers • Marco Benevento • Elephant Revival • Papadosio • Split Lip Rayfield • Rubblebucket • Birds of Chicago • Brokedown in Bakersfield • Delicate Steve • Gardens & Villa • David Garza • Dead Winter Carpenters • Kids These Days • Y La Bamba • Mike Dillon Band • Steve Poltz • Matt The Electrician • Big Light • The Nibblers • Living Folklore