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Root Cause Analysis kicks off their 2026 World Tour with a free happy hour set. Expect rootsy Americana favorites, deep cuts, and originals, delivered with tight harmonies and loose logic. 
Lending legitimacy to the whole endeavor will be special guest, violin virtuoso Emily Slomovits!

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Featuring Rochelle Clark on vocals & guitar

$10 cover

Ryan Racine is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from southeast Michigan. Performing in bands for nearly 30 years, Ryan released his first solo album “Outsider’s Heart” in 2018. The album is a culmination of his experiences both musical and personal, exploring themes of belonging, depression, finding love, and accepting happiness, all sonically planted in American Roots styles.Between 2020 and 2023 Ryan released 5 singles and is currently recording a new full-length record for release in 2025.

Ticketed Show | 6:00 PM | 5:30 Doors

Paul Tinkerhess and Billy King come together for a reunion show over 20 Years in the making. Don't miss it or you might have to wait another 20 years to hear them together again! 

Ticketed Show | 8:30 PM | 8:00 PM Doors

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Detroit born Singer-songwriter Jan Krist was raised on rock, and schooled in the folk music of the 60’s and 70’s.Today, Krist's work reflects the power and poetry of having matured as an artist in that place and time.
Born in Flint, Alan Finkbeiner began drumming for his father’s honky tonk band when he was only four. He is a multi instrumentalist, with a deep understanding of folk, rock, and jazz, Alan’s musical contributions always hit the perfect notes. 

A night for those of you that sing in the shower and belt it in traffic. A night for those that have no proper place to perform. We have your stage at North Star Lounge! Lousy singer? We don’t care. Just bring a good time.

Hosted by our very own Ryan M.

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Hailing from Patrick County, Virginia and with her guitar in hand, Maggie Blankenship soulfully sings a combination of original and cover tunes that are guaranteed to take you on an uplifting journey. Influences of bluegrass and rock ‘n’ roll echo throughout her unique folk-rock music style. Anytime she steps on stage she is taken to a sacred place that welcomes anyone willing to join her. She delivers an unforgettable performance that often channels musical icons such as Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, Stevie Nicks, and Janis Joplin.

Make friends, have fun, win prizes! Join us for a comedic bingo experience with Zooey and Taylor from the Heads over Heels Show.

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The Myriad Project is a genre-defying electro-acoustic chamber ensemble based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Defined by a passion for community and collaboration, the ensemble (Emily Brownlee, oboe; Donald Schweikert, bassoon; and Daniel Fecteau, electric violin and loop station) curates their repertoire and performance experience in a way that emphasizes authenticity, creativity, and audience engagement. Their music has been described by listeners as colorful, whimsical, and fantasy-inspired, and features beautiful melodies and immersive textures. The trio formed during their shared time at the University of Michigan and has been enthusiastically exploring new projects, genres, and possibilities ever since.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Featuring Wesley Fritzemeier on tenor guitar

$10 cover

Featuring renown singer-songwriter Jen Cass, the stunning work of harmonica legend Rosco Selley, and the vast and varied musical chops of multi-instrumentalists Eric Janetsky and Michael Robertson, The Lucky Nows have spent the last decade showcasing their stellar songwriting, exceptional musicianship, and intricate harmonies on some of the country’s most famous stages, from The Ark to Wheatland, and everywhere in between. The Lucky Nows have been honored to share the stage with many of our heros, and make it a point to extend opportunity and grace to new singer-songwriters at every step of our journey.
They will be joined by Ozzie Andrews on bass.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6 PM Doors

Adam Labeaux has established an indelible legacy within the Michigan music scene. His music is deeply rooted in folk, classic rock, funk, pop, and soul. Amy Petty is an incredibly versatile performer. A classically trained vocalist, her voice is at the same time overwhelmingly powerful and impossibly delicate. 
Amy and Adam only perform together a few times each year. And when these musical friends come together the result is nothing short of magical. Their voices, matched in intensity and delicacy, weave and blend together effortlessly, and their songs sit beside each other comfortably painting stories that are intimate, personal, and universal. 

Ticketed Show | 9:00 PM | 8:30 Doors

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Kait Bimer is a vocalist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, studying Vocal Jazz at the University of Michigan’s School of Music, Theatre & Dance. Her artistry bridges genres from jazz and folk to rock, funk, R&B, and soul, and she leads two bands: Out of Focus (rock) and ON TAP (soul/R&B). She has performed at venues across Michigan including The Ark, The Blind Pig, North Star Lounge, Ore Creek, and at festivals such as SpringFest, Melon Fest, and Mary Court Music Festival. ON TAP released their debut single “pennies” on September 20th, while Out of Focus is fundraising for their first EP. Beyond performing, Kait teaches voice, piano, guitar, flute, and piccolo, sharing her passion for music with the next generation.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation and join the North Star creative community! Signup starts at 6:30.

$5 cover, though no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.

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Tofu Ink Arts Press takeover: a high-energy happy hour where "un-humdrum’d" literature takes center stage. Sonic raw intensity-inspired poetics that push the limits of the written word. This book launch is a vibrant collision of experimental risk and poetic storytelling with A2 locals, Brian L. Jacobs, who runs Tofu Ink Arts Press & is celebrating his epic new book of poetry, HOMOCAUST and with cosmic flaire Poetry Pushcart Nominee, Sara E. Hughes. Designed to make you "think about thinking" while soaking in the electric atmosphere of Ann Arbor’s favorite lounge. Don't just attend a reading, absorb the possibilities, and celebrate the release of Tofu Ink Volume 7 with the vanguard of the local indie press scene while enjoying a cocktail...

Test your knowledge! Come with friends; make new friends, enjoy LGBTQ trivia like you’ve never experienced before! Your host, Terry McClymonds (who was the resident trivia master at Aut Bar for 9 years) will take you through both a verbal and written round. Food and drinks available for purchase. Come early for happy hour; club opens at 5pm

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Formed as the creative endeavor of musical couple Ashleigh and Cody Cooper, Blockhouse Valley quickly gained a reputation for their unique takes on popular songs. Their original music draws deeply from the American Rust Belt, capturing the textures of Midwest living and Appalachian roots. Influenced by regional folk and bluegrass as much as by the alternative, rock, blues, pop, and country of the 90s and 00s, Blockhouse Valley creates music that blends grit and heart with modern relevance.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Ryan Michaud on banjo.

$10 cover

The Kate Hinote Trio and Emily Rose will be joining forces for their collective North Star Lounge debut. Join us for a special 90 minute collaborative performance showcasing songs they have released independently or otherwise performed together over the last few years as their friendship and musical endeavors have intertwined and flourished.

Ticketed Show | 6:00 PM | 5:30 PM Doors

Come along with Tenors Jay and Jeffrey as they take you on a trip around the world — through Broadway songs! They will be accompanied by percussionist Jesse Gibbs and pianist Nick Frederick.

Ticketed Show | 8:30 PM | 8:00 Doors

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Weaving styles from around the globe, Mikey creates a tapestry webbed with romantic boleros, classic tunes, and Celtic melodies. As a writer, Mikey draws from a worldly pool of influences and classical study to evoke wonders of nature and musical tales. As a songwriter, his influences include Bob Dylan, Fleet Foxes, and Wilco.

Calling all language dancers, fancy mouths, and word weavers to share and revel. From quiet haikus read from your notebook (or phone) to seasoned slam performers, we welcome poetry across the wide and ever-evolving genre.
Hosted by Forrest Hejkal & cat h. bradley.

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Making his second solo appearance at North Star Lounge, Tom will be performing a tribute to Todd Snider who tragically passed away in November. Todd Snider was able to not only tell a story with his songwriting, but he also made you feel like he was an old friend. During this performance, Tom will be recreating some of Todd’s music and sharing some of his memories of Todd over the years starting with his appearance at the 2001 Ann Arbor Folk Festival along with several performances at the the Ark in Ann Arbor.  For Tom, there’s always been something special about a solo acoustic guitar performance and Todd Snider was the one of the best at his craft. We hope you can make it to enjoy some of Todd Snider’s heartfelt songs and stories.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation to a safe and welcoming space in the beautiful queer community as we connect with each other and each other’s art. Sign-up begins at 6:30

Hosted by Coley Roberts and Thea Zuby.

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Randy Tessier is an Ann Arbor-based guitarist, bassist, vocalist, and songwriter who has been a dynamic force in the Michigan music scene since the early 1970s. Known for his versatility and deep musicality, Randy has performed with a wide range of bands including Walrus, Private Sector, Los Chickens, George Bedard & the Kingpins, FUBAR, Al Jacquez Band, and Starfish. His expansive style spans blues, jazz, rock, funk, soul, and experimental sounds—delivering performances that are both grounded in groove and rich in creative expression. Joining him are Rich Dishman, Brigitte Knudson, Don Kuhli and Patrick Little.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Brad Phillips on fiddle.

$10 cover

Jason Dennie and Grant Flick collaborate for a night featuring both original music and standards from the bluegrass idiom. This performance will be acoustic in the lounge and a mix of songs and instrumentals. Definitely a show not to be missed for lovers of American roots music in the Ann Arbor area!

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 PM Doors

In this age of AI (Artificial Intelligence), Mike Green and Bart Moore will trade songs and conversation that instead represent HMM (Human Made Music). This one-of-a-kind concert also features ABH (Almost Brutal Honesty); DQ (Disconcerting Questions); GGP (Great Guitar Playing); and songs that convey what is beautiful - and what is bizarre - in the worlds they inhabit. Bart and Mike bring deep experience and lifetimes of music to their fascinating songwriting and performances, and they will explore this and more with each other, and with you.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 PM Doors

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Lauren Crane writes a lot of stuff. Including songs. Which she also sings. She put a show together especially for Happy Hour at the North Star Lounge on April 8.  (She, like so many others, LOVES the North Star Lounge.) Lauren will be singing songs about farm animals, murder, extortion, body parts, food and other things. There may be spoken word. Probably, some laughs. And, new for 2026, she giving away attendee mementos unique to each of her shows. So come, April 8, 5:30—6:30. You’ll find out why they call it Happy Hour.

Earthwork Music Collective believes in the intrinsic power of music to raise both community and self-awareness. Comprised of musicians, teachers, healers, farmers, water protectors, and community organizers, they encourage cooperation and collaboration, using music as a tool to serve, heal, inspire and empower. This monthly series features members from all around MI converging to create cosmic collabs, cultivate lasting relationships with our community, and elevate environmental and social justice movements.
This month’s show will feature performances by Joe Reilly, Amber Hasan, Chris Good & Dede Alder.

Ticketed Show | 7:00 PM | 6:30 PM Doors

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saahnjoo is a solo ambient-pop project featuring voice, keyboards, and drum machine. Detroit-metro based by way of New Jersey, saahnjoo writes songs covering loss, gratitude, and hope.

Dyke Nights are monthly gatherings for queer babes to meet up, dance, and flirt at North Star Lounge✨🌈 This is a trans and non-binary inclusive space!

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The Widdershins are a college-town band from the Ann Arbor / Ypsilanti area which take their name from a Scottish adverb meaning “to move counterclockwise or in a contrary fashion”. It is led by Milan Seth, a talented vocalist and composer who plays rhythm guitar, backed by Dan McConnell’s exotic collection of basses, old-hand Scott Marlowe with his unique lead guitar style and backing vocals, and Jerome Drummond on bop kit. They play as many original Seth/Marlowe compositions as they do covers – music that is tuneful, refreshingly literate, and always widdershins – music to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Joining them this week is Jack Wagner on saxophone.

$10 cover

Join us for a night of collaboration between local singer songwriters — featuring Judy Banker, Adam Snyder and Fred Thomas.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

Born the son of a big band musician, Kevin Meisel grew up with the sound and spirit of music around him. Raised in Detroit, and traveling around the states, he listened to the streets, hearing the stories of those around him with an ear for empathy, translation and narrative. He will be joined by Alex Anest & Ozzie Andrews.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 Doors

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Like a lot of people, Nathan Emmet is a fan of Debussy, Miles Davis, Nick Drake, and Nujabes. But then, you might ask, who out there is trying to mash all those kinds of rich, flowy-type jazz sounds into hazy folk music? As far as I know, not many, but he is. Without being overly bummed out or jolly-ho, a lot of his songs are dream-like but singable tunes that like to go in unexpected directions, kind of the way dreams do. After 15 years of writing and performing, Ypsi native Nathan Emmet is a hometown DIY guy that you'll see and hopefully say, "Oh yeah, I've seen that guy walking around before. I didn't know he makes pretty ok music, too.

A night for those of you that sing in the shower and belt it in traffic. A night for those that have no proper place to perform. We have your stage at North Star Lounge! Lousy singer? We don’t care. Just bring a good time.

Hosted by our very own Ryan M.

Join us for a free happy hour performance!
Mary Magdalene is just your run-of-the-mill aspiring teenage drag queen. She is so excited to get the opportunity to perform at North Star in her hometown of Ann Arbor! Come on down for drinks, food, and a night of dancing and diva-licious magic!

Make friends, have fun, win prizes! Join us for a comedic bingo experience with Zooey and Taylor from the Heads over Heels Show.

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Critter Ruwart is a Michigan folk band rooted in authentic story telling and rhythmic instrumentation. Originally found in Wyoming by brothers Chris and Brendan Ruwart, the band has grown to include recent U of M grad’s Jack Michalak and Igor Trifunovic. 

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Michigan-based folk band Critter Ruwart

$10 cover

Greg Austill is an Indie Folk Artist from Otisville, Michigan. From a young age, gospel and bluegrass music were a heavy influence on his musical direction, eventually leading to a love of Folk/Americana music. Priding himself on raw and authentic writing and performance style, Greg connects with his audience through original songs as well as thoughtfully arranged cover songs.

Ticketed Show | 6:00 PM | 5:30 PM Doors

Greg Austill is an Indie Folk Artist from Otisville, Michigan. From a young age, gospel and bluegrass music were a heavy influence on his musical direction, eventually leading to a love of Folk/Americana music. Priding himself on raw and authentic writing and performance style, Greg connects with his audience through original songs as well as thoughtfully arranged cover songs.
For this set, Greg will be joined by Critter Ruwart, a Michigan folk band rooted in authentic story telling and rhythmic instrumentation.

Ticketed Show | 8:00 PM | 7:30 PM Doors

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This variety show hosted by Wylder Kaufman will include songs, scenes, drag performances, poetry readings, and more.
No Yiddish knowledge required!

Join us for a casual hangout to raise funds for ACLU! Michigan-based singer-songwriter Laura McAndrew is joined by her friends Kyler Wilkins aka Ki5, Coley Roberts, Jess Corkins, So Say We All, Emily Slomovits, Aviva Match and James Bourland for a mix of originals and covers to soothe you through this week in late capitalism.

$20 Suggested Donation

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Birjy is the wide-ranging electroacoustic solo project of Ypsilanti-based violist, singer, and composer Lea Detlefs. Using a looper and fx she continues the tradition started by violin looping extraordinaires such as Andrew Bird, Kishi Bashi, and Dixon's violin, with her own unique take on the one-man band act. Her music, ranging from originals to video game covers, has folk, world music, and post-rock vibes and may, it's been said, ‘transport you to another world’.

Test your knowledge! Come with friends; make new friends, enjoy LGBTQ trivia like you’ve never experienced before! Your host, Terry McClymonds (who was the resident trivia master at Aut Bar for 9 years) will take you through both a verbal and written round. Food and drinks available for purchase. Come early for happy hour; club opens at 5pm

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Joshua Elwood has forged a unique musical path, moving between communities and immersing himself in multiple traditions along the way! He is enamored with the romantic charm of classic jazz, shaped by the discipline of classical study, and unapologetically drawn to the irresistible melody of a fiddle tune. Together with his “merry band” of adventurous and deeply committed peers, Josh blends counterpoint with companionship, crafting performances where virtuosity meets warmth and joy finds every listener!

Thunder and Rain is a four-piece new grass band from Nashville, Tennessee. Touring and recording since 2014, the band delivers high-energy performances full of melodic hooks and grassy drive. Founding member Erinn Peet-Lukes (guitar, vocals) is joined by Amelia Ransom (fiddle) and Laura Ray (banjo), with rotating guest bassists. Their sound combines bluegrass instrumentation with pop and rock song structures, rich three-part harmony, and skillful picking. Peet-Lukes has earned national recognition for her songwriting at Kerrville Folk Fest, Merlefest, and the IBMA Songwriter Showcase.

$10 cover

Shari and Dave throw a four handed acoustic party – street swing, stomp blues, mountain twang – music from the holler and swamp. Blues and gospel shouting, stellar fingerpicking, deep slide, banjo, dobro, mandolin, and Appalachian harmony singing. Gary Davis meets Dock Boggs and Muddy Waters and they share a jug.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

Schmaltz, a modern klezmer band based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, gives Jewish traditional music a new flavor by fusing elements of jazz, balkan, funk, latin, and polka. The group is seen frequently as part of a monthly residency at the North Star Lounge in Ann Arbor, as well as at synagogues, bars, jazz clubs, and other music venues all across SE Michigan.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 PM Doors

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Will Kaye’s intimate guitar, soft voice, and oblique lyrics offer an unflinching look into his inner world. Hailing from Saginaw, Michigan and currently based in Ann Arbor, Kaye crafts an introspective and cerebral sound blending both the American and British folk traditions, evoking the works of musicians such as Nick Drake, Bob Dylan, Adrianne Lenker, and Paul Simon. His stark yet elusive work exploring themes of love, longing, grief, and hope have established Kaye as one of Southeast Michigan’s most affecting emerging acts.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation and join the North Star creative community! Signup starts at 6:30.

$5 cover, though no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.

Join us for a free happy hour concert!
Julia Rose is a singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice, honest lyrics, and captivating live performances. Blending folk, soul, and indie influences, she delivers songs that are both powerful and deeply personal.

“Songs From a Hat” is a fun filled cabaret where the audience pulls songs at random out of a hat to decide the order of the cabaret!

Come hear singers Erica Ashe, Jay Kaplan and Jeffrey Willets serenade you with hit songs from musical theatre- with the order chosen by YOU, the audience!

Ticketed Show | 7:30 PM | 7:00 Doors

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Josh Rose’s songs float into the room like a Lake Michigan evening onshore breeze. They refresh you, they energize you, and they linger long into the darkness of your favorite nights. His endless catalogue will make every interaction unique and fluid in the hearts and minds of the listener. He has played thousands of shows throughout the Midwest in his 20 year career and has shared the stage with KT Tunstall, G Love and Special Sauce, Ziggy Marley, and Styx. Welcome to the Head-in-the-Clouds Folk music of Josh Rose.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Joining them this week is Madcat Ruth on harmonica & ukulele.

$10 cover

Philip Bowen is a dynamic and engaging singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose sound is steeped in the rich traditions of his Appalachian roots. Born and raised in West Virginia, he picked up the fiddle at age four and built a loyal following through his energetic performances—amassing over 1.5 million fans and followers online. His viral success led to a win on TikTok’s Greatest Talent competition, and he’s since graced stages like The Bluebird Café, 3rd & Lindsley, and NPR’s Mountain Stage - with a potential return planned for 2025.

| 6:30 Show / Doors at 6:00 | 8:30 Show / Doors at 8:00 |

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Pete Schumann (Panda Pete) is a songwriter/singer/ performer that plays a wide range of musical styles that lean heavily Americana and pop. Singing for over 40 years, Pete is known for a beautiful and dynamic vocal style and his songs are personal glimpses into those moments that make our life complete. Baritone ukulele, acoustic guitar and harmonica are his main instruments.  Pete shares his feelings, humor and insights from the stage and connects with the audience on a personal level.

Calling all language dancers, fancy mouths, and word weavers to share and revel. From quiet haikus read from your notebook (or phone) to seasoned slam performers, we welcome poetry across the wide and ever-evolving genre.
Hosted by Forrest Hejkal & cat h. bradley.

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Luxembourgish/American folk musician Levi Lamberjack has always been on a journey to bring new life to old sounds, drawing inspirations from the Appalachian folk, blues, jazz, and country music bred in the land he grew up in. His eclectic repertoire brings a unique timbre to his sound, yet the listener still feels a sense of familiarity and a sacred sort of rootedness.  His smooth and confident vocals and old-timey guitar are sure to intrigue, and hopefully touch and inspire.  Drawing inspiration from pioneers and revivalists of traditional folk music recording such as Dave Van Ronk, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, and Mississippi John Hurt, and later from the heartfelt new songs of Blaze Foley, Tom Paxton, and Utah Phillips, Levi blends the ailments of ages past with the very real trials of modern society and personal woes. Modern comparisons include C.W. Stoneking, Willie Watson, and Jeffrey Martin.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation to a safe and welcoming space in the beautiful queer community as we connect with each other and each other’s art. Sign-up begins at 6:30

Hosted by Coley Roberts and Thea Zuby.

Join us for a free happy hour concert!
Blou Reed (pronounced BLOO Reed) blends jazz improvisation and harmony with strong, groove based rhythms to create a sound that bares the torch of tradition to light the way to the future of modern music. The band presents a wide ranging catalogue of original compositions and hip arrangements of well known Jazz standards.

Peter Madcat Ruth & Stephen Seifert have formed a duo! Peter Madcat Ruth is a Grammy Award-winning virtuoso harmonica player. Stephen Seifert is a highly acclaimed mountain dulcimer player who has performed at music festivals all over the world. Together they present a purely acoustic, and extremely eclectic mix of Americana, folk music, blues, jazz, string band music, country music, soul music, and rock & roll. They are quite likely the only harmonica and dulcimer duo in the world!

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

Founded in 2014 with a theatrical concept, Fangs & Twang has evolved into a genre-blending powerhouse that fuses gothic horror, cryptozoology, classic rock, Americana, and outlaw country into a high-energy live show. Their eclectic sound delivers both humor and substance.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 Doors