ZG SMITH
2023-06-09 17:30 - 23:00 UTC
The son of an English professor mother and a shipwreck diver/underwater archaeologist father, indie-folk singer-songwriter, artist, and Los Angeles native ZG Smith has called Nashville home for a decade. Before moving to Tennessee, he spent his youth surfing, dialing in complex percussion routines on an award-winning high school drumline, experimenting with various elicit substances, and eventually earning a bachelor’s degree in Ethnomusicology, with a focus on Brazilian percussion, from UCLA. Since moving to Music City in his mid-twenties, he’s racked up a formidable cache of musical successes including touring extensively throughout the US, Canada, and Europe, being frontman, primary songwriter, and founding member of Americana duo Smooth Hound Smith, and sharing stages with acts like The Chicks, Trombone Shorty, Collective Soul, and Devon Gilfillian. His poignant and ethereal debut solo EP, Nighttime Animal, was released in February of 2023 and has garnered airplay and attention from musical curators and press outlets alike, not the least of which include Minneapolis’s The Current, NPR’s World Cafe, Nashville’s Lightning 100, PopMatters, The Bluegrass Situation, NashvilleSCENE, UnderTheRadar, and more. He is currently touring selectively and working on new music.
https://www.zgsmith.com/

Julia Cannon and Crystal Rose
2023-07-08 17:30 - 23:00
JULIA CANNON
Julia Cannon is a Nashville-based songwriter, recording artist and music producer who is hard to forget. Recently lauded for her “beautiful balladry” by Rolling Stone (2022), Julia’s soothing, honeyed voice and quirky personality offer a refreshing, vibrant contrast to the bittersweet honesty of her lyrics and uncertain times for those listening.
She was raised in Alaska by a hardworking Filipino mother, in a household Cannon could only describe as “unorthodox.” While surviving adversities, Julia Cannon developed her wicked sense of humor and offbeat persona early. As one of very few people of color in a mostly white, ultra-conservative community, Julia’s creative voice cemented her identity as a young woman who could not – and would not – be overwritten.
Julia Cannon’s sound has been described as playful and relaxing, but her tone transcends the folk-pop genre to include soul, rock, and jazz influences. Cannon credits her genre-bending style to influences such as Ella Fitzgerald, Paul McCartney, and Stevie Wonder. In July of 2021, she released her EP Listening, which received positive feedback from both fans and the press. Most recently, Cannon made her debut at Newport Folk Festival, with resounding applause and a nod from Rolling Stone. Her newest single, These Dreams is slated for independent release August 5, 2022 to all streaming platforms.
Julia has a growing fanbase in Nashville, who join an existing community of ardent supporters both at home in Alaska and across the US. She is quickly becoming a fan- favorite on the popular social media platform TikTok, with over 12K followers. Known for her outstanding musicality, disarming persona, beauty, style, and offbeat humor, Julia Cannon is a bright star to watch.
https://www.juliacmusic.com/

SAM GYLLENHAAL BAND
2023-08-18 17:30 - 23:00
Music has always been a big part of Sam’s life, but he didn’t discover that he wanted to pursue music professionally until writing his first song in college. Since that very first song, Sam has had a one-track mind; to make music he loves with the people he loves.
Joined by his frequent co-writer Alaina Stacey and long-time friend and bandmate Alex Schreiner, the Sam Gyllenhaal Band officially came together in 2017. Alaina brings a beautifully pure tone and an out-of-this-world knack for blending. Alex, who has known Sam since their college a cappella days, has a voice that complements and magnifies Sam’s smooth tenor – he’s also been known to play the shaker like it owes him money.
The band came out with their first full-length album entitled “A Little More Freedom” in December of 2018, co-produced with industry veteran Denny Martin. The first track, “Anything, Everything” was featured on the Silverado Records Country Music Discovery Series, receiving 30k streams on Spotify alone. In November of 2020, the band came out with an EP called “Don’t Look Down”. The title track won an honorable mention in American Songwriters’ 2021 Song Contest.

https://www.samgyllenhaalband.com/

BROTHER ELSEY
2023-09-15 17:30 - 23:00
There’s something unique in Brother Elsey DNA. Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent their lives working together to create a blueprint of musical connection, using sharp songcraft, a celestial-roots sound, and pure Midwestern grit to suss out common truths of the human condition. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged yet serene, the quartet are now signed to Nashville’s River House Artists, and it’s time to reveal their family secrets. Named for the Stablein brothers’ great-grandfather, early gigs in high school led to Dalton joining in college, and a whirlwind of hard-earned grassroots growth. Along with a series of self-written and self-produced singles and EPs, a heavy self-booked tour scheduled culminated in tours alongside major acts like alt-rock icons The Wallflowers, Allen Stone, the War and Treaty, and Young the Giant, plus the transcendent 2021 EP debut, You Don’t Know Anything. After relocating to Nashville and expanding their road-warrior reputation, a new chapter now begins, fusing their unconventional sound with a knack for tapping the common well of humanist spirit. Featuring lofty soundscapes, husky-but-piercing vocals, blood harmonies, and down-to-earth craftsmanship, Brother Elsey’s new material both explores the emotions that guide (and restrict) modern life, and sharpens their unique brand of ethereal folk rock.
https://www.brotherelsey.com/

ALAINA STACY AND MADELEINE KELSON
2024-02-21 17:30 - 23:00
ALAINA STACEY

Over the course of three EPs, Chicago-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Alaina Stacey sets out to musically interpret the aesthetics of DAWN, DAY, and DUSK. It is an untraditional approach for a recording project, but one that she hopes reflects the scope of life that these songs cover. “These are songs that I’ve written over the last decade,” she explains. “They don’t all make sense on the same album. Instead, I like to imagine them reflecting different sonic and emotional moments in my life.”
On her latest EP, “DAY”, which is the second in the three-part EP series, Stacey hones in on active energy, the feeling of walking into broad daylight with a determination to right all of one’s wrongs. “If I could take our love and remake it/ Take your heart and unbreak it/I can’t/but if could/I would,” she sings on the first single “I Would,” “I would’ve taken more time to listen to/That band you loved from Santa Fe/ Picked you up from the airport/Called in sick and laid in bed all day.”

https://www.alainastacey.com/
MADELEINE KELSON

Madeleine Kelson has been writing and performing music since childhood, developing a unique, country-leaning style of Americana laced with elements of rock and blues. She spent her early career performing with her twin sister in Chicago band, The Kelson Twins, at iconic venues across Chicago, including the House of Blues, and the Athenaeum Theater, and landed a 2016 Top Daytrotter Session with Paste Magazine. After graduating high school, Kelson started her solo career in Nashville. Shortly after moving, she won the 2017 International Bluegrass Music Association’s (IBMA) Songwriter Showcase. After the April 2022 release of her debut album on Olivia Records, Kelson was named by NPR as one of 10 rising artists in Nashville, and was chosen as a finalist in Kerrville Folk Festival’s NewFolk competition.
https://www.madeleinekelson.com/
THE DETAILS
We will have snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Alaina and Madeleine will each perform an approximately 45 minute set.
8:30ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

BONNER BLACK
2024-04-26 17:30 - 23:00
The classically trained ballerina turned singer/songwriter from Hot Rock, TN, began her life on stage at 4 years old. In her early teen years, she taught herself to play guitar on YouTube and, by the time she was in 9th grade, she was writing and performing in Nashville 3 to 5 days per week, made possible by homeschooling. At seventeen, Black moved to Nashville to continue honing her craft and embarked on her first regional tour throughout the Southeast. During that time, Black participated in four lobbying trips with NSAI to Washington, DC to advocate for songwriters and copyright law reform. In 2016, she was awarded the Artist Entrepreneur Award by The Oxford Center of Entrepreneurs at The Times Center in New York City. With over 500 shows under her belt, she has opened for acts like The Bellamy Brothers, Charlie Daniels, and The Band Perry, and has been a regular at Nashville’s most popular songwriter venues, The Bluebird Cafe and The Listening Room. She has independently amassed over 500k streams to date and cultivated an engaged fan base with over 85k social media followers.
https://www.bonnerblack.com/
THE DETAILS
We will have snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Bonner Black will perform for roughly 90 minutes.
8:30ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

GOLDPINE
2024-05-24 17:30 - 23:00
From Kerrville Folk Festival main stage and 30A Songwriters Festival to listening rooms throughout the United States, Goldpine has been offering their own brand of raw Americana to audiences large and small. Winner of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest, the duo’s bold harmonies are clearly a channel for their highly charged songwriting. Exposing the pains of severed relationships and unearthing the pursuits of love and purpose, Goldpine is cathartic, moody and relevant.
https://goldpinemusic.com/
THE DETAILS
We’ll have pizza, salad and a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share if you want something specific.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – The artists will perform for roughly 90 minutes.
8:30ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

BROTHER ELSEY
2024-06-23 17:00 - 23:00
Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent almost their whole lives creating what amounts to a blueprint of musical connection. True connection, the kind that has nothing to do with the descriptors we use to slice and dice ourselves apart. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged and serene, they ignore those same labels for a boldly original sound, filled with lofty soundscapes and soul-piercing blood harmonies.
https://www.brotherelsey.com/
THE DETAILS

We will have charcuterie and tacos and Erin from Foxtails: Cocktails for the Cunning will be slinging craft cocktails from her vintage Airstream trailer.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
TICKETS
This is a free show. If desired, a donation can be made via Venmo to @AllisonBeerMckenzie to help us pay the artists their pre-negotiated fee and cover food and drink costs. Additionally, tipping will be available at the event to contribute directly to the artists if you would like to provide them with additional support.
SCHEDULE
5:00: Doors and Bar Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
6:15ish: Music Starts – We are going to try to start a little earlier than usual since this is a Sunday. Brother Elsey will perform for roughly 90 minutes.
8:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

CHAD MEERS
2024-07-26 17:30 - 23:00
North Carolina based country artist Chad Meers spent his early years on his family’s tobacco and cattle farm in Shelby County, Kentucky. Having consumed bluegrass music along with classic and 90s country since birth, Chad began writing songs as a teen and learned to self produce his recordings. A 2020 lockdown provided Chad with plenty of time to record his first album, “The Man I Am,” which was released in July of 2021. Six months later, Chad began production on his second album, “A Place In My Mind,” which was released in May of 2024.
“A Place In My Mind” features a mix of bluegrass sounds and rowdy outlaw country numbers, all while telling the story of growing up and yearning for a return to a simpler life. The opening track nails the landscape and purpose of the album – “how desperate a desire, how dreadful a dream to long to go back to where I most felt like me. Cause I miss the joy and the freedom I knew all before the world told me who to be.” While writing tunes with heartfelt messages and vividly descriptive scenes, the goal is always to connect with people. Music has a special ability to bring us together and highlight what we have in common.
https://www.chadmeersmusic.com/
THE DETAILS
We will have snacks and barbeque plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Chad Meers will perform for roughly 90 minutes.
8:30ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

THE BAND LOULA
2024-08-25 17:00 - 22:00
Hailing from Gainesville, GA, powerhouse duo The Band Loula are set to bring their unique swampgrass sound to the masses with a modern blend of southern rock and bluegrass. Longtime best friends Logan Simmons and Malachi Mills paint exquisitely visual stories sung in such tight harmony that lead listeners to believe they could be siblings. Their nuanced lyrics draw on personal experiences and relationships with poetic precision and a touch of humor and wit that sets them apart from others.

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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:00: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
6:30ish: Music Starts – The Band Loula will perform for roughly an hour and a half to two hours.
8:30ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

STEPHANIE LAMBRING
2024-10-04 17:30 - 23:00
“I’m not afraid of the uncomfortable,” says Stephanie Lambring. “Oddly enough, I think you can actually find a lot of comfort in exploring it, in facing it head on and seeing it for what it really is.”
It’s that paradox that lies at the heart of Lambring’s stunning new record, Hypocrite. Recorded in Nashville with producer Teddy Morgan (Carl Broemel, Elise Davis), the collection is a remarkable work of self-reflection from an artist determined to know her truest self (and to
help us find our own true selves in the process). The arrangements are lush and hypnotic here, with Lambring’s breathy vocals floating atop a sea of dreamy synthesizers and shimmering guitars, and the writing is as raw and vulnerable as it gets, confronting everything from religion and trauma to body image and motherhood with unflinching honesty. The result is a record that lands somewhere between Phoebe Bridgers and Alanis Morrissette as it looks for the best by reckoning with the worst, an album full of love and grace and compassion that aims to remind us that imperfection and humanity go hand in hand.
Born and raised in Indiana, she got her start in Nashville working as a songwriter on Music Row, but after five years of composing for other artists, she asked to be let go from her publishing deal and walked away from the music business entirely. Feeling adrift creatively, she picked up work waiting tables at a restaurant and quit writing for an entire year until a regular customer—legendary songwriter Tom Douglas—encouraged her to return to her craft, this time for herself.
https://www.stephanielambring.com/
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will be outdoors, weather permitting. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair if you would like to make sure you have a seat.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Stephanie Lambring will perform for roughly an hour and a half to two hours.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Julie Williams
2024-11-10 17:30 - 22:00
Singer-songwriter Julie Williams is turning heads in Nashville’s country music scene with songs that tell the stories she wished to hear as a mixed race child. A regular host of The Song Suffragettes, Julie was named in Rissi Palmer’s Color Me Country Class of 2021, featured on She Wolf Radio’s Ones 2 Watch list and her single Southern Curls was covered by Billboard, CMT, PBS NewsHour, and numerous music publications. Having opened for acts such as RaeLynn and Mt. Joy, Julie tours with the Black Opry Revue, a showcase of Black artists in country, blues, folk, and Americana music, and performed with the group at CMA Fest 2022 in Nashville.
Music has always been a part of Julie’s life – honing her singing talent in church and beach bars and belting national anthems before packed stadiums. She grew up listening to everyone and everything, from The Chicks and James Taylor, to Gladys Knight and Michael Jackson. Even though she was drawn to the storytelling of country music, she never quite found the sound that spoke to everything she was: Black, white, Southern, a woman, hopeful, truthful. So naturally, it was up to Julie to make this sound. “My music is mixed like me,” is how she describes it, “I want to tell the stories that need to be told.”
Julie was inducted in the CMT Next Women of Country Class of 2023 in January 2023, joining, Kacey Musgraves, Margo Price, Brittney Spencer, Lainey Wilson, Lauren Alaina, Madeline Edwards, Maren Morris and Morgan Wade.
https://www.thisisjuliewilliams.com/
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will be an indoor show unless we have an exceptionally nice November day.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Julie will perform for roughly an hour and a half to two hours.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artist and buy some merch.

Aaron Raitiere
2025-02-08 17:30 - 22:00
I have so much I could say about Aaron, but I’ll keep it brief and just say that his humor and songwriting are unmatched in Nashville today. If you were at Aaron’s first show at our house in 2022, you know that you are truly in for an unforgettable night of music, stories, and unexpected moments. Aaron will sing many of the songs he has written for himself but also songs that he has written with the most recognizable names in the industry including Lady Gaga, Lainey Wilson, Ella Langley, Miranda Lambert, Whiskey Myers, Red Clay Strays, Wyatt Flores, and Anderson East to only name a few. Aaron’s accolades include a Grammy for writing on Lady Gaga’s “I’ll Never Love Again”, and a current Number 1 spot on the Billboard County Airplay chart for “You Look Like You Love Me” written with Ella Langley and Riley Green. Aaron is also a visual artist, so along with the normal merch offerings, he will also have original paintings and drawings for sale – check out @araitiere on Instagram for examples of his work.
You can find his incredible list of songwriting credits here: https://artists.spotify.com/songwriter/2sSzxppe1UwAL5DbXzJcKO and his website here: www.adhd.cool (yes, really).
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THE DETAILS
Join us on Saturday, February 8 for the first show in our 2025 Live on Orchard Lane series! We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will be indoors. Attendees will be capped around 50, so please RSVP early if you plan to attend and let us know if your plans change. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Aaron will perform for roughly an hour and a half to two hours.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artist and buy some merch.

Jess Jocoy and Wyatt Edmondson
2025-03-28 17:30 - 22:00
Jess Jocoy
Jess makes atmospheric Americana for rainy days and twilight hours. It’s an honest, heartfelt sound, delivered by a storyteller whose songs ask big questions about her characters, her world, and her heart. Raised two hours south of Seattle, Jess grew up beneath the drizzling skies and lush landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. “I’m a mountain girl at heart,” she says, nodding to the scenery that shaped albums like her acclaimed debut, Such a Long Way, and its follow-up, Brighter Eyes, with the woozy, water colored beauty of her native Washington. She created both records in her adopted hometown of Nashville, a city whose songwriters had first captivated her attention as a child. Morning after morning, a young Jess would listen to records by Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, and Shania Twain on her way to school, building the foundation for the unique sound — a blend of northwestern and southeastern influences — that would eventually take her across America.
https://www.jessjocoy.com/
Wyatt Edmondson
With soaring melodies in his songwriting and harmonica playing alike, Wyatt Edmondson demands listeners’ attention with his expertly-crafted songs and high-energy stage presence. The Montgomery, Alabama-native moved to Nashville in 2017 after studying music at Troy University and has shown no signs of slowing down. Early on, Edmondson gravitated toward guitar players like Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page and Dave Matthews, but one artist in particular sparked him onto another path. Edmondson commented on the inspiration he draws from Bob Marley saying, “I don’t think I ever knew there were lyrics in songs before Bob Marley, since I was only listening for the guitars!” he says with a laugh. “Listening to Bob, I fell in love with the idea of songwriting, and it was only a week after I had gotten into his music that I started writing songs myself.” The singer/songwriter then discovered John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, and finally, Bruce Springsteen, who he now attributes as his greatest musical influence.
https://www.wyattedmondson.com

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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show will likely be indoors, but if the weather is looking favorable we will announce a change to outdoors approximately 3 days before the show. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Jess and Wyatt will play two 45-60 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch

Nick Dittmeier & the Sawdusters and Brooks Ritter
2025-04-26 17:30 - 22:00
Nick Dittmeier & the Sawdusters are a three piece Progressive Roots Rock band from Southern Indiana. Known as one of the most prolific and hard touring bands in the Midwest, they’ve released prior albums; “Midwest Heart/ Southern Blues”, “All Damn Day”, and “Heavy Denim”. The new album, “Fast Fashion”(sonaBlast! Records), is a 4 song EP, full of characters who were developed while staring over the dash of a beat up van. Nick Dittmeier & Sawdusters will be a hit with fans of The Band, Dire Straits, and the Old 97’s.
https://www.nickdittmeier.com
Brooks Ritter debuted his most recent album, Ghost Come To Life, on January 1st, 2021. Ritter is a Louisville, Kentucky native musician, and his music ranges from “soul to roots music, with a little indie-rock.” His previous album, Stereo of Steel follows the same pattern with 10 original songs. Ritter has toured with various bands during his music career, including Sara Watkins from Nickel Creek, Greg Laswell, Anderson East, Zella Day, Ben Sollee, and others.
https://www.brooksrittermusic.com
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show is rain or shine and will be outdoors unless the weather makes an outdoor show unsafe. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Brooks Ritter will open the show with an approximately 45 minute set and then Nick Dittmeier & the Sawdusters will play after a quick break.
9:30ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch

Bonner Black
2025-05-17 17:30 - 22:00
Bonner Black
Songwriter and birder, Bonner Black, was raised and homeschooled in the unincorporated town of Hot Rock, Tennessee. She fell in love with music through her one social outlet; classical ballet classes. At seventeen Black moved to Nashville, embarked on her first regional tour, and received the Artist Entrepreneur Award from The Oxford Center of Entrepreneurs at The Times Center in New York City. The now 12 year Music City veteran has accumulated 900k+ streams and 127k social media followers. Black gained momentum in 2024 releasing her highly awaited debut album, “Hopeless RomANTICS,” landing coveted playlists such as Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Pop” and Apple Music’s “Breaking Singer-Songwriter”, and playing a sold out Nashville album release show. In the same year she completed her headlining US “Fall Migration Tour” and opened 5 sold out shows in the UK.
Black is also an avid birder and her birdwatching videos have gained 15+ million views. She has collaborated with The Audubon Society in the US and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK. By integrating her enthusiasm for birds and songwriting, she has cultivated a unique and devout community and hosts birding events and nature walks around her tours and music releases.
https://www.bonnerblack.com
Alex Salcido
Alex Salcido is a Cincinnati, OH-based musician, singer-songwriter, and one of the frontmen for Ludlow, KY based Americana/Indie-Folk outfit The Harmed Brothers. Influenced by the likes of The Mountain Goats, Wilco, John Prine, Flaming Lips, Bob Dylan, and more – his songs weave love, loss and nostalgia together with whatever random bits of trivia and history might capture his interest.
https://alexsalcido.bandcamp.com/

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Bonner will also be doing a nature walk at French Park at 9:00am on Sunday, May 18. Sign up for that here: Nature Walk RSVP

THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show is rain or shine and will be outdoors unless the weather makes an outdoor show unsafe. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Alex will plan a short set and then Bonner will play for approximately an hour and a half.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to Bonner and buy some merch

Mac Leaphart
2025-05-31 18:00 - 22:00
Mac Leaphart struck gold with 2021’s Music City Joke, a record that found the award-winning songwriter cracking the Top 40 on the Americana charts, hitting the road with a full band, and earning a spot on nearly a dozen best-of-the-year lists. He wrote the album in Nashville, where hundreds of solo gigs and writers’ rounds had already sharpened his wry version of American roots music. Once Music City Joke found a national audience, though, Leaphart began spending more time outside of town, packing venues from Amarillo to St Louis.
“I was playing long shows with the band, trying to create the best set possible,” he remembers. “That’s where this new album came from. It came from me wanting to fill the holes in my setlist. It came from me wanting to write songs that were built for the stage.”
He’s talking about Motel Breakfast, an album that unfolds like the rowdy, amplified cousin to Music City Joke. Produced by Brad Jones, it’s a collection of songs that match Leaphart’s salty songwriting with plugged-in performances from a band of Nashville A-listers. Inspired by the greasy cool of the Rolling Stones, the primordial rock & roll of Chuck Berry, and the storytelling of Billy Joe Shaver, Motel Breakfast turns a new page for an artist who’s been running the roads for 15 years.
“It’s an upbeat honky-tonk rock & roll record that doesn’t skimp on the craft or stories,” says Leaphart, a South Carolina native who kickstarted his career playing the state’s Lowcountry bar scene. Not long after his first solo record, Line, Rope Etc, arrived in 2009, he moved to Nashville. There, he launched a recurring songwriter’s night called the Southpaw Social Club and strengthened his own writing chops, too, penning songs for other artists’ albums as well as his own.
https://www.macleaphart.com

RSVP INFO
This show is invite only. Contact allison.beer@gmail.com for details.

Gabe Lee
2025-06-28 17:00 - 23:00
Gabe Lee
Equal parts classic songwriter and modern-day storyteller, Gabe Lee has built his own bridge between country, folk and rock. Lee has been collecting stories for years, both onstage and off. “I used to bartend,” says the Nashville-based songwriter, “which means I was also a cheap therapist for whomever happened to be sitting on the barstool. Whether they were there to celebrate or drink away their problems, I heard about whatever they were going through. It was my job to have that face-to-face interaction — that connection. Being a full-time musician isn’t much different.”

With critically-acclaimed albums like 2019’s farmland, 2020’s Honky-Tonk Hell, and 2022’s The Hometown Kid, Lee created that connection by delivering his own stories to an ever-growing audience. His fourth record, Drink the River, takes a different approach. This time, Lee isn’t offering listeners a peek into his internal world; he’s holding up a mirror to reflect their own.

Storytelling has been an anchor of Lee’s music since the very beginning. Raised by Taiwanese parents in Nashville, TN, he left home during his teenage years and headed to Indiana, where he obtained college degrees in literature and journalism. Lee launched his career as a genre-bending musician after returning to Tennessee, quickly progressing from dive bar gigs to high-profile opening slots (including shows with Jason Isbell, Los Lobos, Molly Tuttle, and other artists who, like him, blurred the lines between roots-rock, country, and other forms of American folk music) to his own headlining shows. Throughout it all, he drew upon the narrative skills he’d sharpened as a student. If albums like Honky-Tonk Hell and The Hometown Kid often unfolded like autobiographical entries from his road journal, then Drink the River shows an even broader range of his storytelling abilities. Lee isn’t just writing songs about himself; he’s writing songs about all of us. And maybe, in doing so, he can bring us a little closer together.

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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show is rain or shine and will be outdoors unless the weather makes an outdoor show unsafe. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – The artist will play either on 90 minute set or two 45 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artist and buy some merch

The Band Loula
2025-07-20 17:30 - 22:00
Embodying the soil and grit of North Georgia, The Band Loula brings a swampy and haunting acoustic spirit to their instantly transfixing country. Two best friends, each an artist in their own right, Malachi Mills and Logan Simmons sought to evoke a new aesthetic. Raw harmonies, signature chemistry and a hard-touring ethos has infused the duo – signed to Warner Music Nashville and currently in the studio with Grammy-winning Brothers Osborne’s John Osborne — with an electricity that’s charged with desire, betrayal and yearning. Their soulful, song-forward approach to music offers a very real, very now sound for people who like their country straight up and real. The Band Loula has been touring recently with artists like Dierks Bentley, Zach Top, Elle King, Brothers Osborne, Ashley McBryde, Paul Cauthen, and Brent Cobb
https://www.thebandloula.com/

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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show is rain or shine and will be outdoors unless the weather makes an outdoor show unsafe. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – The Band Loula will play for approximately an hour and a half to two hours.
9:030ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch

Myron Elkins and Billy Gunther and the Midwest Riders
2025-08-22 17:30 - 23:00
MYRON ELKINS
Elkins, originally a Michigan native, had no intention of making it in the music industry for most of his life. After graduating high school, he aspired to be a welder in his hometown; planning on making this his full-time career while playing local gigs as a hobby. However, the singer placed second in his local ‘Battle Of The Bands’, introducing him to a whole new career path. The aspiring country artist fell in love with songwriting and performing, quickly cultivating an audience upon moving to Music City. His album Factories, Farms, & Amphetamines was partly written while Elkins was working as a welder, and the ten-track album breaks down his upbringing in Michigan’s working-class as well as his fresh headway into the music scene.
Reminiscent of Johnny Cash, Sam Cooke, and Ray Charles, “Nashville Money” is a groovy country-rock ballad you’ll have on repeat. Lyrically, Elkins discusses his conflicting emotions about pursuing a path in the music industry. With lines like, “Washing all the doubts down the drain, show me where and how to put my pain,” the singer expresses how ‘Nashville Money’ is a metaphor for how difficult success can be to navigate. Elkin’s powerful Americana voice draws listeners in immediately, sonically making up a fusion of southern rock and country blues. Additionally, the album was masterfully produced by six-time Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, who successfully launched the careers of many legends. Cobb has worked with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, and Jason Isbell; making this record a must-listen-to success.
https://www.myronelkins.com

BILLY GUNTHER AND THE MIDWEST RIDERS
Full of drive and passion, the Midwest Riders launched in Flint Michigan and their inaugural show was opening for The Swon Brothers in 2019. After writing original material and touring, the Riders’ rapid success was slowed but not halted when the world shut down in 2020. Determined to stay engaged and active, they built their own home studio, immersed themselves creatively and a first album was born. “Countryish” was recorded at the legendary Sound Emporium Studios in 2020 in Nashville, TN with some of the best players in the industry. Inspired by the roots of Southern rock and country music, torn by the feel of funk and soul, the Riders are now working on their second studio album at Rust Belt Studios. Their talent and camaraderie continues to energize and mesmerize audiences from the midwest to the deep south.
https://themidwestriders.com/

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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show is rain or shine and will be outdoors unless the weather makes an outdoor show unsafe. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – The artists will play for approximately an hour and a half to two hours.
9:030ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch

Brother Elsey
2025-09-19 17:30 - 22:00
BROTHER ELSEY
The resounding favorite in the end of year survey question “which artist would you like to see back next year” two years running, Brother Elsey will be back in 2025! Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent almost their whole lives creating what amounts to a blueprint of musical connection. True connection, the kind that has nothing to do with the descriptors we use to slice and dice ourselves apart. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged and serene, they ignore those same labels for a boldly original sound, filled with lofty soundscapes and soul-piercing blood harmonies.
​https://www.brotherelsey.com/
TIMOTHY EDWARD CARPENTER
Timothy Edward Carpenter is a singer-songwriter from Cincinnati, Ohio. Known for his descriptive lyrical storytelling and heartfelt melodies, Carpenter’s songs are sure to elicit feelings of nostalgia and honest introspection.
​https://timothyedwardcarpenter.com/
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This show is rain or shine and will be outdoors unless the weather makes an outdoor show unsafe. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Brother Elsey will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch

Will Overman
2025-10-17 17:30 - 21:30
Restless by nature, a traveler with a poet’s eye for mountains but a working man’s taste for road food, Overman’s always on the move. He comes by it naturally. That’s because Overman spent his formative years as a child of two worlds. Summer surf sessions in Virginia Beach gave way to fall backpacking expeditions in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Rinse, wash, repeat. Sunscreen and fly rods, flip flops and hiking boots. Two different landscapes. Two different soundtracks. Rock and pop where water meets earth, bluegrass and folk where trees meet the sky. Somewhere in between, maybe on the interstate between Virginia’s edges and its heart, that’s where the country music is.
Ask Overman about his influences, and he’s just as likely to say The Killers as the Avett Brothers. So it’s inevitable all those worlds would sonically collide inside Overman’s head. A live performance will probably include a harmonica. But you’ll also get a good old-fashioned rock show. Or is it alt-country? Alternative?
Impossible to say, and that’s just the way Overman likes it. That’s because the versatile singer-songwriter has some road behind him now. Has lived enough life to know it doesn’t matter what you call a thing as long as it does the job. And that’s what Overman’s songs do.
https://www.willovermanmusic.com/
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
November is dicey. This will likely be an indoor show unless we are having unseasonably nice weather. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Will will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Jess Nolan
2025-11-07 17:30 - 22:00
When Jess Nolan began writing her upcoming third album at home in Nashville, she’d been on the move for years, traveling the world as a harmony-singing keyboardist for acts like Jenny Lewis, Katie Pruitt, and Joy Oladokun. Somewhere between the early-morning van calls and late-night gigs, she’d found time to expand her critically-acclaimed solo career, too, earning support from heroes like Ani DiFranco (who released Nolan’s sophomore album, ’93, on her label Righteous Babe Records) and an ever-growing fan base. The momentum was inspiring, but the pace could be dizzying, too.
Being at home felt like a grounding experience. For the first time ever, Nolan found herself living alone and prioritizing her own downtime, creating space to write new songs that bridged the gap between intimacy and expansiveness. With ’93, she’d explored the softer, meditative side of her music, but this new material was something different. It felt darker, autumnal, nocturnal. It felt playful, too, with Nolan often stepping away from the piano to write songs on guitar instead. When it came time to record these new compositions, she wanted to capture them in the same space in which they’d been created. So, with help from bandmates and friends — nearly all of them female — she transformed her home into a makeshift studio and got to work, recording Right At Home during five inspired days.
Right At Home offers an unfiltered view into Nolan’s past and present, turning personal details into something communal and cathartic. Bookending the record are abbreviated voicemails from her two grandfathers, their New Jersey accents on full display. Those spoken-word snippets are a reminder of Nolan’s roots up north, where she sharpened her songwriting as a Jersey-raised teenager before heading south — first to Florida, where she studied songwriting at University of Miami, and then to Tennessee, where she established herself as one of Nashville’s newest exports. They also help set the scene for Right At Home: an album that deals not only with where (and who) we come from, but the journey toward self-acceptance, too.
Jess will be joining us in support of her new album, and will surely share lots of stories about its creation in addition to the songs that are on it.
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
November is dicey. This will likely be an indoor show unless we are having unseasonably nice weather. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Jess will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Chloe Kimes
2026-01-23 17:30 - 21:30
Kimes was born and raised on the lakeshores of northern Michigan. As a rural midwest native her music is built on folk festivals, family harmony, and the barefoot back roads always taken. Chloe has built a strong Michigan following touring every small Mitten town since she was fourteen years old, but relocated to Nashville, TN in 2016 to continue her work as a professional singer, songwriter, bandleader, and recording artist.
The Nashville based singer-songwriter is actively defining the next generation of folk-singing troubadours with an old-soul sensibility for storytelling in a spirited alt-country outfit. She released her debut album in 2022, a strikingly live self-titled with rafter reaching vocals and songwriting that garnered her comparisons to the likes of Lucinda Williams (Jonathan Frahm, For Folk’s Sake) and landed her a spot on NPR Music’s Top 10 Nashville Artist’s on the rise in 2022. Since then, the record has also been awarded Listener’s Choice Album of the Year by her home state’s WYCE Radio Jammie Awards.
https://www.chloekimesmusic.com/
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THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will be an indoor show. We have some chairs, but feel free to bring your own folding chair if you want to be guaranteed a seat.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Chloe will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Tray Wellington Band
2026-02-15 17:30 - 21:00
Banjo player Tray Wellington’s approach to the quintessential American instrument is all about looking forward. An International Bluegrass Music Association Award winner, Wellington is critically acclaimed not only for his technical prowess, but also for leveraging his unique point of view to craft a one-of-a-kind voice on the instrument. It’s a feat that’s all too rare in these roots genres that seem to value emulation and regurgitation over all else. Instead, Wellington has time and time again reasserted that his playing style, and all of the many varied and disparate parts that combine within it, is wholly his own – and it’s unconcerned with tradition.
https://traywellington.com/

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RSVP link is coming in late January. If you would like to be added to our invite list ahead of time, please email allison.beer@gmail.com

THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will be an indoor show and largely standing room only. Please communicate ahead of time if you need a seat, and we will hold one for you.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Tray Wellington Band will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between.
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Goldpine with Jess Jocoy
2026-03-06 17:30 - 22:00
GOLDPINE
Bold + gold harmonies straight from Nashville. Winner of the Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest and seen on NPR’s ‘Mountain Stage with Kathy Mattea’ and the KC Chiefs National Anthem, Goldpine’s brand of “aggressive Americana” is a flawless channel for their bold and reminiscent compositions. Husband and wife of 16 years, Goldpine has just released their third album, appropriately titled Three, which collects stories of sorrow, tested-love and space-trips. Mastered by Dave McNair (Shovels & Rope, Lauren Daigle), the album was captured from a mash of actual live performances on the road in 2024, showcasing the duo’s live energy as you would experience it straight from the stage. “…sharing a sound that’s cast in honesty, emotion and homespun sentiment…the songs say it all, providing clear indication that Goldpine has established a precious standard.” -Lee Zimmerman (Goldmine Magazine)
https://goldpinemusic.com/
JESS JOCOY
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jess Jocoy creates music for those navigating life’s in-between spaces — blending cinematic storytelling with folk-rooted introspection shaped by over a decade of loss, heartache, and self-doubt. Raised outside Seattle with the Pacific Northwest as her backdrop, Jocoy’s introduction to country music came through her parents, who filled the car with the sounds of Alan Jackson and Shania Twain on the way to school. That early influence shaped her own mission: to prove that twangy guitars and honest, heartfelt lyrics belong just as much on suburban streets as they do on southern backroads.
https://www.jessjocoy.com/
RSVP HERE
RSVP link is coming in February. If you would like to be added to our invite list ahead of time, please email allison.beer@gmail.com

THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will likely be an indoor show and largely standing room only. Please communicate ahead of time if you need a seat, and we will hold one for you. If weather allows, we will announce a move outside the week of the show.
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Jess Jocoy will play first with Goldpine following after a short break
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Caleb Caudle and the Sweet Critters
2026-04-04 17:30 - 22:00
Just as the marbled salamanders emerge from under damp logs and leaves, the mushrooms—smooth, pearlescent ones and spongy morels—turn on like night lights glowing in the dark, and the long-horned beetles and regal moths begin buzzing. The fiddlehead ferns and trout lilies curl inward, a copperhead slowly swerves, and a fox steps into the moonlight looking for prey. It is here, in that restless middle of the night, under cover of darkness, where Caleb Caudle’s sixth studio LP Sweet Critters is nestled.
Through sometimes shadowy arrangements that creep and lurk, Caudle continues to mine both the brightest and murkiest corners of his imagination, finding that purest of points where tenderness and grit collide, inspired by musical heroes like Buddy Miller and Guy Clark, and mentors like Elizabeth Cook and John Paul White. It was White who Caudle tapped to produce Sweet Critters, along with Ben Tanner, at the duo’s Florence, Alabama studio Sun Drop Sound. “I was very excited to work with Caleb on this record. Iʼve been a fan for years and count him as a friend,” White says of working with Caudle. “Heʼs a stellar songwriter, so I knew heʼd bring the goods. And he did.” The album features Allison Russell, Aoife OʼDonovan, John Paul White, and Caudleʼs own touring band.
These songs are a showcase of Caudle’s singular command of language. He sees the world through a hyperreal lens wholly unique to him, one that renders dank humidity “horsefly heat,” a moody sky “cast iron skillet” dark, or a loved one’s “wind chime of a smile.” For Caudle, details are the last frontier in a world where thousands of new songs are created every day. As such, he weaves his intricate tales of redemption, sacrifice, forgiveness, and loss with the colorful threads of living, breathing characters and all the rich idiosyncrasies and ephemera that fill out their worlds.
Caudle and his band have played Stagecoach, Cayamo, Luck Reunion, Mountain Stage, Merlefest, Americanafest, The Long Road (UK), AMAUK (UK), and recently supported Marty Stuart, Steve Earle, Hayes Carll, Elizabeth Cook, Brent Cobb, Charles Wesley Godwin, Ray Wylie Hubbard, and many more.
https://www.calebcaudle.com/

RSVP HERE
RSVP link is coming in March If you would like to be added to our invite list ahead of time, please email allison.beer@gmail.com

THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will hopefully be an outdoor show as long as the weather allows. Please feel free to bring a chair to ensure you have a seat!
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Caleb and his band will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Philip Bowen
2026-05-09 17:30 - 22:00
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.
2023 was a breakout year for Bowen. He released his debut album Old Kanawha, earned a spotlight at Americanafest, reached the semifinals of America’s Got Talent (Season 18) and shared stages with artists like Darius Rucker, 49 Winchester, Wyatt Flores, Ian Munsick, Charles Wesley Godwin, and Josiah and the Bonnevilles. His blend of heart, roots, and soul has resonated widely with fans and critics alike.
An accomplished session player with hundreds of credits, Bowen has worked with a wide range of artists including Noah Kahan, Zandi Holup, Sam Barber, and Jenna Paulette among others. He’s been praised by Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, Whiskey Riff, and others, and featured on Ross Golan’s “And the demo is….”
On October 10, 2025, Philip releases his sophomore album Appalachia Forever, featuring collaborations with Charles Wesley Godwin, Madison Hughes, Josiah and the Bonnevilles, Leon Majcen, and Julia DiGrazia. He’ll support the release with his first headlining tour beginning in August and continuing throughout the fall. Philip also has supporting spots with Whiskey Myers, Dwight Yoakam, Sam Birchfield, and Kashus Culpepper.
https://www.philipbowenmusic.com/
RSVP HERE
RSVP link is coming in April If you would like to be added to our invite list ahead of time, please email allison.beer@gmail.com

THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will hopefully be an outdoor show as long as the weather allows. Please feel free to bring a chair to ensure you have a seat!
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Philip will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.

Brett Newski & The Bad Inventions
2026-06-12 17:30 - 22:00
Wisconsin indie rock mainstay BRETT NEWSKI & the Bad Inventions bring a collision of alt-country, Tom Petty, & 90’s alternative rock on their latest LP, ameriCONa (not on streaming). Newski is back with satirical humor, contrarian ethos, & the knack for creating anthems for outliers. The ep shows flourishes of Bob Dylan & Jonathan Richman, with production in the vein of Velvet Underground

His new book Piss in the Wind, tells tales of his weirdest shows across Vietnam, Thailand, and Hong Kong before moving to Saigon, Vietnam for two years. A must-read for fans of Hunter S Thompson, Chuck Klosterman, or Henry Rollins.
NEWSKI has played alongside bands like Violent Femmes, Pixies, Nada Surf, Guster, Gin Blossoms, Better than Ezra, Barenaked Ladies, Japanese Breakfast, Built to Spill, and Courtney Barnett. The band has received praise from Rolling Stone, NPR, American Songwriter, SiriusXM, Boston Globe, NBC, Billboard and SPIN.

https://www.brettnewski.com/
RSVP HERE
RSVP link is coming in May If you would like to be added to our invite list ahead of time, please email allison.beer@gmail.com

THE DETAILS
We will have heavy snacks plus beer, wine and some liquor options. Feel free to bring a drink for yourself or to share of you would like something specific.
This will hopefully be an outdoor show as long as the weather allows. Please feel free to bring a chair to ensure you have a seat!
Our shows are largely adult only. Music-loving teenagers are welcome as long as it is understood that artists may use profanity and tell stories with adult themes.
Email allison.beer@gmail.com if you need our street number.

SCHEDULE
5:30: Doors Open – Come early to socialize and grab a drink and some food.
7:00ish: Music Starts – Brett and his band will play two approximately 45 minute sets with a break in between
9:00ish: Post-Show – Hang out, talk to the artists and buy some merch.
