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| Admiral Radio | Saturday 3:00 – Plaza |
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Admiral Radio, the award-winning folk/Americana act from South Carolina, is the creative partnership of Coty Hoover and Becca Smith. Named after their old wooden radio, this husband-and-wife team blends heartfelt harmonies, storytelling, and raw sincerity. Having met while waiting tables in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, their sound is straightforward yet powerful—rooted in tight vocal interplay and finely picked acoustic instruments.
www.admiralradiomusic.com/ |
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| The Brothers Reed | Saturday 4:00 – Plaza |
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With their comedic brotherly banter, impeccable harmonic expression, and widely varying influences, a Brothers Reed performance will have you reflecting on lost lives and lovers, laughing hysterically and leaving completely entertained.
The bros will soothe your soul with songs that are familiar yet original. Whether they are finger picking their way through a lamentable ballad or bringing you around full-speed with a barn-burning bluegrass number, The Brothers Reed are masters of their craft.
www.thebrothersreed.com/ |
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| CW Ayon | Sunday 5:00 – Plaza |
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CW Ayon may call the Southwestern deserts of New Mexico home but his soul is deeply rooted in the Blues and grooves of the Mississippi Hill Country. With a rather simple kick/snare and tambourine setup he lays down solid beats while picking out some catchy hooks on anything from acoustic to resonator guitars. Sometimes dropping in a bit of harmonica for good measure. All the while building a sound and playing style that is deceptively larger than it seems.
cwayon.com/ |
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| Jerron Paxton & Dennis Lichtman | Saturday 7:00 – Plaza |
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On October 18, 2024, acclaimed blues singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jerron Paxton releases Things Done Changed on Smithsonian Folkways. The 35-year-old’s first album of all original songs showcases his deep roots in early 20th-century blues. Once described by The Wall Street Journal as “virtually the only music-maker of his generation... to fully assimilate the blues idiom of the 1920s and ’30s,” Paxton brings history and originality together.
www.jerronpaxton.com/ |
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| Mariachi Aztlan de Pueblo High School | Saturday 12:00 – Plaza |
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For 18 years, John Contreras has been the director of the award-winning Mariachi Aztlán de Pueblo High School. He has not only been our Director but has been our second father.
mariachiaztlandepueblohs.com/ |
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| Remi Goode & Gabe Lehrer | Sunday 3:00 – Plaza |
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Things I've Said Before, the debut album from Remi Goode, is an introduction to an indie-folk artist who straddles the borders between different worlds. A nylon-string guitarist with classical training and contemporary influences, she creates her own version of modern-day American roots music: one that's intimate one minute and cinematic the next, making room for folky bedroom recordings, full-band studio performances, and all points in between.
www.remigoodemusic.com/ |
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| Rising Sun Daughter | Saturday 5:00 – Plaza |
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RISING SUN DAUGHTER is the space between. She is the story in the song. Sound under the silence. She knows everything about waves in the ocean and hot wind across the desert.
The debut EP I See Jane from RISING SUN DAUGHTER expresses the longing felt when apart from a loved one, the search for true home, the love for oneself and the connection with that which is yet unknown. Her soundscape is vast, touching earthy acoustic resonances in powerful vocals, strings, and pianos with shimmering synths, searing guitars, and harmony all amidst the blossoming silence.
risingsundaughter.com/ |
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| Tom Rush | Saturday 8:00 – Plaza |
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Tom Rush is a gifted musician and performer, whose shows offer a musical celebration…a journey into the tradition and spectrum of what music has been, can be, and will become. His distinctive guitar style, wry humour and warm, expressive voice have made him both a legend and a lure to audiences around the world. His shows are filled with the rib-aching laughter of terrific story-telling, the sweet melancholy of ballads and the passion of gritty blues.
www.tomrush.com/ |
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| Tow'rs | Sunday 7:00 – Plaza |
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Tow'rs is an American folk band based out of Flagstaff, Arizona. The band includes Gretta and Kyle Miller, drummer Dan Bagle, guitarist Kyle Keller, and cellist Emma Riebe. Kyle Miller's brother, Kory, also previously performed with the band as a drummer
www.towrsmusic.com/ |
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