(FREE concert -tips are encouraged)

No Depression described Daphne as “the voice of futuristic folk-rock/alternative-roots music… exploring the outer reaches of nostalgic melody. ”

($12 advance/$15 day of show)

“A definitive artist-to-watch revitalizing indie rock through a refreshingly raw soundtrack packed with grace, fury, and attitude.” — Atwood Magazine

($12)

Stambaugh’s aesthetic is derived from his fascination with plain-spoken speech, timeless standards, and terrifying compositions that hold a listener in suspense.

($12)

Widely Grown is a dynamic americana, quasi-country coterie based out of Jersey City, NJ. This five piece outfit weaves together an exciting live performance using fibers of delicate folk, up to energetic, high-octane country-grass-rock n’ soul.

($15)

With spirited fiddle melodies weaving in and around the powerful rhythms of the bass and bouzouki, and other times poignant and poetic, with sublime vocal harmonies beautifully interpreting some of the oldest songs ever written.

(FREE concert -tips are encouraged)

While drawing much inspiration from legends of country music past and present, Foster’s sound can be more broadly described as rock. His roots run deep into the vein of American music, and he’s continually inspired by folk, soul, rock, and rhythm and blues.

(FREE concert -tips are encouraged)

While drawing much inspiration from legends of country music past and present, Foster’s sound can be more broadly described as rock. His roots run deep into the vein of American music, and he’s continually inspired by folk, soul, rock, and rhythm and blues.

($40 - on sale Thur March 14 at 10 am)

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.

($40 - tickets on sale Friday March 29 at 10 am)

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.

($12)

Cold Chocolate is a genre-bending Americana band that fuses folk, funk and bluegrass – punctuated by tight harmonies and skillful musicianship, they havequickly gained recognition for their original music and high-energy shows.