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“Encapsulating…ageless storytelling…takes facts of George Harrison, Father John Misty, and Devendra Banhart into a twangy mystic stew that forms its own baroque twang style.” — Glide Magazine

($20)

Andrew Duhon is a songwriter from New Orleans whose ability to craft a 3-minute novel has earned him comparisons to John Prine and Jim Croce, while the powerful soul of his voice evokes a youthful Van Morrison.

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“Encapsulating…ageless storytelling…takes facts of George Harrison, Father John Misty, and Devendra Banhart into a twangy mystic stew that forms its own baroque twang style.” — Glide Magazine

($20 advance/$25 day of show)

“…steeped in throwback styles that range from honky-tonk and countrypolitan to blues and Western swing. Carper’s songwriting and sense of humor keep things feeling fresh.” — Rolling Stone

($25)

“A refreshing take on the neo-soul / funk sound, unbound by modern cliches.” — Glide Magazine

($20)

“Old-time warmth, 21st-century sass. It’s a potent recipe for that few artists successfully pull off — and Miss Tess is one of them.” —No Depression

($12 advance/$15 day of show)

Lua Flora is the soundtrack of your favorite daydream. The Asheville, NC-based group’s sun-kissed melodies are rooted in the harmonies of Appalachia, rhythms of the West Indies, and lyricism of American folk.

($50)

Comedic rapper Afroman first broke through in 2000 with his ubiquitous stoner-lifestyle anthem “Because I Got High,” bringing his songs of wit, weed, and deep-fried funk to the masses.

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Franklin has opened up for Jakob Dylan and The Wallflowers and shared festivals with The Nude Party and The Bones of JR Jones. His songs seem just as comfortable in front of a crowd of two thousand as they are in a living room house concert. Shlomo sees himself as a...

(FREE Concert -tips are encouraged!)

Franklin has opened up for Jakob Dylan and The Wallflowers and shared festivals with The Nude Party and The Bones of JR Jones. His songs seem just as comfortable in front of a crowd of two thousand as they are in a living room house concert. Shlomo sees himself as a...