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Crooked Sparrow is a Northern Virginia-based trio fusing Americana with musical traditions from Texas and Latin America.

($15)

Hello June respectfully recalls your favorite indie rock records, but it’s simultaneously fresh as can be.” – Paste “…a pulsating slice of 1990s comfort food that will shake the stardust from your heartstrings.” – NPR Music

(FREE Concert -tips are encouraged!)

Oregano has fully mastered both the aesthetic and sonic details of the “One Man Band” concept. Performing in a unique Reggae/Hip Hop/Jazz style, he is sure to turn heads wherever he is rockin’!

($20)

Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle—part rowdy honkytonk, part old-time pioneers—equates to a sound that sticks with your soul and leaves you singing barefoot into the star sky.

(FREE Concert -tips are encouraged!)

Oregano has fully mastered both the aesthetic and sonic details of the “One Man Band” concept. Performing in a unique Reggae/Hip Hop/Jazz style, he is sure to turn heads wherever he is rockin’!

(FREE Concert -tips are encouraged!)

Specialists are an NYC-based funk collective, founded by guitarist/vocalist Will Harden and bassist/vocalist Mikey Rotunno, bringing a fresh new take to the style of music christened ‘dance rock’

(FREE Concert -tips are encouraged!)

Oregano has fully mastered both the aesthetic and sonic details of the “One Man Band” concept. Performing in a unique Reggae/Hip Hop/Jazz style, he is sure to turn heads wherever he is rockin’!

($12 advance/$15 day of show)

“The Nashville Indie and Bluegrass songstress and her band are among today’s rising bluegrass acts. ” – Jason Young — Bluegrass Standard

($15)

“The sound of The Mallett Brothers Band comes from deep within the pines of Maine. The embodiment of a flannel clad morning chill and a bit of sap and dirt caked on the knees of your favorite well worn denim.” – Red Line Roots

($12 advance/$15 day of show)

“Plenty of twang without coming off as forced country nostalgia and enough hooks and universal lyrical themes to win over pop music fans.” – Glide Magazine