(Free Concert - Tips Encouraged)

Cleveland based singer-songwriter with soft, evocative vocals crafting earthy folk songs inspired by nature, home, and quiet reflection.

($20)

Joshua Quimby and Matt Pleas -two singer/songwriters team up to bring high energy country-folk music to the Purple Fiddle!

($20)

The Steepwater Band is a Chicago-born rock powerhouse steeped in gritty blues, swagger, and soul. Since 1998, they’ve forged a primal, no-frills sound – equal parts muscle and heart.

($25 in advance/ $30 day of show)

Since his stunning debut, Thunderstorms and Neon Signs in 1995, Wayne ‘The Train’ Hancock has been the undisputed king of Juke Joint Swing–that alchemist’s dream of honky-tonk, western swing, blues, Texas rockabilly and big band.

(Free Concert - Tips Encouraged)

“One of the best duos since Johnny and June” – The Washington Times

($20)

Max Wareham is a Boston-based banjo player, songwriter that Americana UK dubbed as the bluegrass musician “for anyone who thinks they don’t make them like that anymore.”

(Free Concert - Tips Encouraged)

“One of the best duos since Johnny and June” – The Washington Times

($20)

Miss Tess is an unassuming chanteuse is – a superb songwriter and adept multi-instrumentalist with an extraordinary voice that can sing the birds from the trees.

($25)

Rodney Norman brings his one-of-a-kind comedy to the Purple Fiddle stage for a night that feels less like a show and more like catching up with an old friend who somehow makes life make sense again.

($15 in advance/ $20 day of show )

A groove funk trio that brings old school funk fusion with new era notions of jam.