Jim Gruidl's Buddy System Record Release Party with special guests The Red Flags and The Bad Companions.
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Having a spring soirée with locals Steve Katz And The Hungry Ghosts and The Gin Joints from Seattle!
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This installment of our Music in the House Series features Dakota Dave Hull. Hailed by everyone from Dave Van Ronk to Doc Watson, from the Washington Post to Downbeat, Dakota Dave Hull’s guitar style spans a wide musical geography to create an infectious, uniquely personal blend of jazz, ragtime, folk, blues, Western swing, and vintage pop. Dakota Dave is a restlessly curious, adventurous traveler along the broad highway of America’s music. In his playing the masters speak, but in a vocabulary that is Dave’s alone: alternatively mirthful and moving, always melodic.
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This installment of our Music in the House Series features singer-songwriter, Rena Haus. Known for joining folk, blues, and up-beat jazz styles into unforgettable compositions with lyrics that highlight the shared human experience, her artistry crafts an intimate performance, no matter the venue.
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We proudly present an evening of American roots music with critically-acclaimed artist Jeffrey Foucault in concert, along with his special guest Dave Moore.
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The Roe Family Singers are excited to announce a party at The
Mission Room in celebration of their new release Roll Up The Rug, which will be released via BonFire Records. Ian Alexy of Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank opens.
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Dan Israel 'DI' Album Release Party with special guests J. Bell & The Lazy Susan Band.
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Lynndelle Pratt is a songwriter, singer and fiddler, whose songs address the mystery and struggles of life, seasoned with bright humor and joy.
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On this Trilloquy Tuesday Podcast, MPR Classical hosts Garrett McQueen and Scott Blankenship bring you Dameun Strange.
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This month's installment of our Music in the House Series features Tommy Lieberman leading Tommy & The Liebermen. Tom’s neo-vaudevillian odyssey began at the age of 16, playing his original songs in the coffeehouses along the Mississippi River’s fabled West Bank. By 18, he was touring professionally, and the youngest performer to ever appear in solo concert at the prestigious Walker Art Center. In the late 1970s, Tom, along with Tim Sparks and Prudence Johnson, formed the seminal vocal jazz trio Rio Nido. Today, he is an award-winning composer, writer & producer who has put words into the mouths of characters ranging from Garrison Keillor to Winnie the Pooh, and whose original songs have been heard from Sweet Land to Sesame Street.
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