(FREE concet -tips are encouraged)

“A smoky tenor that exudes confidence and authority… & a smooth command of the difficult finger-picking style …weaves his own tunes flawlessly together with folk-revival classics” – New Haven Advocate

($12)

With a voice that sounds like it could be coated in gravel, Matt Mullins delivers these tunes with such passion and energy you can actually feel every emotion as if it was a node on your very own vocal chords.

($25)

The Rainbow Seekers have been waiting for you. If you’ll only let them, they will shake the dust from your wildest expectations. They will roar into your life with rapturous frequencies, exuberant tone, and a joyfulness of purpose that has truly become a rare...

($12)

Combining the best of Americana and Blues melodies with timeless Southern Gothic storytelling, Nashville based “A Tale of Two” is an undeniable rising powerhouse duo in today’s Roots Music scene.

($25 advance/$30 day of show)

While Jewell doesn’t exhibit whiskey-scratched vocal tendencies, she can certainly make a gutbucket lose some splinters — or beguile with silky sexiness.

(FREE concert -tips are encouraged)

Jazzy folk, rock and soul

(FREE concert -tips are encouraged)

Jazzy folk, rock and soul

($12 advance/$15 day of show)

The Hot Mamas are an all-female singer-songwriter collective that is rapidly gaining interest around the Shenandoah Valley.

($25)

Ukraine’s Kommuna Lux perform their own style called “Odessa Gangsta Folk:” thrilling klezmer music and common gangster folk songs from their hometown, all with a dose of rocket fuel.

($25)

Ukraine’s Kommuna Lux perform their own style called “Odessa Gangsta Folk:” thrilling klezmer music and common gangster folk songs from their hometown, all with a dose of rocket fuel.