Rosanne Cash and Los Lobos are among the acts slated to play the inaugural Songs at the Lake music festival in Lake Placid, N.Y. Set for July 31-Aug. 1, the outdoor event will feature an eclectic lineup of artists on a stage erected on the 1980 winter Olympic site's speed skating oval.

The July 31 lineup will feature Cash, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Buckwheat Zydeco, Mark Selby, Patty Larkin, Bill Miller, Sonny Landreth and Ryan Shupe and the Rubber Band. The Aug. 1 bill will boast Los Lobos, Little Feat, Donna The Buffalo, Tony Joe White, Steve Forbert and Tom Rush.

Advance general tickets priced at $39 per day and $70 for both days are on sale via Tickets.com and 518-523-3330 through June 15. Prices will rise to $45/$79 after that date. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Los Angeles-based TARGET="new">City of Hope's cancer research, treatment and education programs.

An additional Festival Club ticket package priced at $149 will include admission to both days of the festival as well as a Saturday night VIP singer/songwriter concert at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts. The intimate acoustic performance will feature Guy Clark, Rebecca Lynn Howard, Tia Sillers, Ray Stephenson and Selby.

For more information, visit the Songs at the Lake Web site.