Clear-eyed and tough-minded, songwriter/playwright Katie Dahl is known for her smart songs, wry wit, and wise spirit. A small-town celebrity on the Wisconsin peninsula where her family has lived for 175 years, Katie is also an internationally touring, radio-charting artist who “delivers razor-sharp lyrics with a hearty, soulful voice” (American Songwriter). In live shows that are both courageously honest and devilishly funny, Katie dives deep into questions of land and love, family and body image, grief and joy. “In unsettled times,” says Peter Mulvey, “Katie Dahl brings us a grounded spirit.”

Emily White is a quiet force – a singer, songwriter and trained guitarist who stands out “conspicuously from the pack…with her hushed, preternaturally haunting vocal delivery” (Connect Savannah). Her potent images and dynamic melodies are things you hold onto, like (to quote one of her lyrics) “a stone in your pocket rubbed smooth.” Her fifth album Songs You Didn’t Know I Wrote About You (2023) is a collection of songs she wrote to people from all different points in her life—unread musical letters to friends, mentors, fellow songwriters, old loves, and maybe even you. Most importantly, none of the songs’ subjects know that she’s written about them. As a result, all thirteen tracks are unflinching and instantly relatable. Emotional realness, an ear for poetry, and a broad musical range define this record, as they have White’s entire career. More info at: www.emily-white.com

Maria, etc. (formerly known by Maria Keck) is a singer-songwriter and elementary music teacher from Cincinnati, OH. Maria just released the second single off of her upcoming album "Maybe Time's Not in a Bottle Anymore", which will be out on May 22nd. The new album comes with a shift in direction, as Maria focuses her songwriting on intimate and sometimes spiritual folk songs, accompanied by a unique blend of talented Cincinnati musicians filling out the eclectic folk-rock sound. Influences for the new record include Leif Vollebekk, The Tallest Man on Earth, and River Whyless.

The first time you hear Kalamazoo based songwriter Jon Hayes you are immediately reminded of John Mayer. With his soulful tones and a storytelling ability reminiscent of Bon Iver and NEEDTOBREATHE, this musician carries an unwavering commitment to
authenticity and honesty.

Enjoy the culmination of five years of work and listen to Jon Hayes' "Between You & Me," now. He's busy playing local and regional gigs and shows, but will be releasing more music later this year. Be sure to follow him on socials and Spotify so you don't miss a beat!

Guests will be served food and beverage throughout the show by one of our attentive servers. Check in starts 30 minutes before the show. Upon arrival, the music coordinator will receive and show you to your correct seats based on the ticket you have purchased. Once sat, please do not move to a different seat, as it may have been bought by a different guest. We are excited to host a night of delicious food and amazing music for you!

damsel. (singer-songwriter)A Chicago based singer-songwriter armed with unwaveringly intimate lyrics & acoustically driven melodies, damsel. is a breath of fresh air on the indie folk scene. Taking inspiration from the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Laura Marling, and Adrianne Lenker, damsel. sings with unflinching honesty about her life and the world that she sees around her. Pretty Lee is a queer, nonbinary, singer/songwriter with a lot of silly stories to tell through music. They have a little bit of something to offer for everyone in their music- but the greatest inspiration for their songwriting is for other queer folks from the south to feel seen and loved. Pretty Lee is a producer of the show You Are Here that hosts poets, musicians, and all types of storytellers. If ever you are interested in a lovely evening in Winnemac park this summer, check out show details @youareherestorytelling on instagram

Apres Pompeii (singer-songwriter)Do you yearn? Are you in awe of the world around you? Do you feel sexy and a little haunted? Ask your doctors about Apres Pompeii. Apres Pompeii is a singer-songwriter known to treat these symptoms, and more. Side-effects of listening to Apres Pompeii include existentialism, falling in love with everyone you meet, and feeling like The Main Character in your life. Some listeners of Apres Pompeii may find themselves moved by the soaring vocals and poetic lyrics, genre experimentation may cause dizziness–if necessary, swoon into the arms of the person next to you. You can find Apres Pompeii on all streaming services and social media and at The Music Box Lounge in Chicago for their monthly open mic.

Shawn Banks (he/him/they/them) is stand-up comedian and drag performer who has performed all over the midwest for the past 5 years. Shawn considers himself an observationalist, and loves to critique the world around him through a very ironic, yet vibrant lense. Shawn has not only performed, but also headlined at some of the most well-established entertainment clubs/venues all over the Midwest; such as:

· The Second City
· IO Theatre
· The Comedy Bar
· Zanies Comedy Club
· The Lincoln Lodge
· The Laugh Factory
· The John F. Kennedy Center
Shawn has also participated in Comedy festivals all over the country including:
· The DC Queer Comedy Festival
· The World Comedy Expo
· The Midwest Queer Comedy Festival

Lizzie Kaniecki (comedian)Lizzie Kaniecki is a Chicago-based comedian. She does stand up, music, and improv. She has performed at the Laugh Factory, Lincoln Lodge, Zanies Chicago, The Second City, as well as the Detroit Women and Comedy Festival and the IndyFringe Theatre Festival.

​Reading Rhythms is a series of welcoming reading parties designed to make it easy for people to gather and read socially. We invite you to bring any book you want and facilitate silent reading periods, as well as 1-on-1 breakouts, and group discussions to pull on the threads of the books that everyone is engaging with.

​​In a world that can often feel devoid of interest and meaningful connection, we bring readers together to reconnect with our love of learning, to experience the wonder of beautiful venues and curated music, and to gather amongst all of the people who want to be in that very same room.

Mitchell Matthews (https://www.instagram.com/mitchmattbb/):Mitchell Matthews is an artist based in St. Louis, MO that seamlessly blends singer-songwriter, emo, pop, and even comedic elements into a nice DIY sad (but not always sad) boi package. What sets Matthews’ music apart from other acts, aside from his dense, emotional lyricism and sharp sense of storytelling, is his love for collaboration. While he writes the lyrics/melodies and sings on his songs, the instrumentation is primarily handled by a multitude of his very talented collaborators/friends, so his brand is just as much, if not more, a creative collective than it is a solo venture.Stoker (https://www.instagram.com/stoker.stl/):Stoker is an indie/alternative act from St. Louis, Missouri. Drawing from a number of genres including folk, shoegaze, and power pop, singer-songwriter Joseph Belsher's songs are intimate, dynamic and full of emotionally charged lyrics.Paisley Pants (https://www.instagram.com/hailey.pants/):Paisley Pants is a country/folk artist based in Chicago, IL. Singer-songwriter Hailey Hance channels their childhood experiences growing up in both the Ozarks and the church to write emotionally dense and powerful songs about love, identity, faith, and grief, that they hope will help listeners feel less alone in their own struggles along the way.Randy Jeans (https://www.instagram.com/mirandajeanned/):Randy Jeans is Miranda Dianovsky’s (of Chicago band Rain Garden) acoustic and sometimes ambient musings. She is often joined by friends, especially musical collaborator and producer Ripple D.

Born and raised in Chicago, Graham meshes South Side Blues with Nashville Americana, beginning his career backing blues singers at famous haunts like Buddy Guy’s Legends and Kingston Mines. He spent a decade as a guitar-for-hire before picking up a mic to tell his own stories on the stage. “I’m writing about universal experiences,” he says. “I’m writing music to connect my story to yours, show you all that we have in common, and maybe help both of us feel less alone.”

John San Juan is a Chicago based singer-songwriter-multi instrumentalist who has led and fronted Hushdrops for over three decades. He has also recorded and performed with the likes of Phil Angotti, Liam Hayes, Kevin Tihista, Josh Caterer, Material Issue, the Webb Brothers and many others. His solo performances draw from decades of original songs and cherished cover versions, bringing the unscripted energy of a spontaneous dad joke. His most recent works can be found on Chicago's own Pravda Records.

Boy Named Sue is Oregon's finest tribute to Johnny Cash and other country legends. Fronted by Cuchulain, a low-voiced songwriter with a wry wit, the performance includes country favorites from the Man in Black himself, as well as Garth Brooks, Josh Turner, Dolly Parton, and Willie Nelson. Sure to be a crowd favorite, Cuchulain opens with a short set of originals from the new album Window Seat before bringing the house down with time-tested honky-tonkin classics.

Emerging from the heart of Chicago’s independent music scene, Littlebirds blends shimmering guitars, rich vocal harmonies, and restless rhythms into something tender, sharp, and unmistakably their own. With one foot in the echo of Midwest emo and the other in late-night indie rock confessionals, the band builds soundscapes that feel like open windows in a city apartment—hopeful, haunted, and full of life.

Formed by friends who met in DIY venues and back porches across the city, Littlebirds found common ground in the emotional gravity of bands like Big Thief and American Football, the melodic instincts of Wilco, and the raw energy pulsing through Chicago’s neighborhoods. Their songs often orbit themes of longing, change, and resilience—told through lyrics that feel like journal entries left out in the rain.

Their live shows are intimate, electric affairs—whether in packed clubs, smoky basements, or under string lights in backyards—where crowd and band blur into one shared experience. Littlebirds isn’t just a band; it’s a conversation, a catharsis, a community in motion.

With a more Spotify/Apple music releases on the way and a growing base of listeners drawn to their aching honesty and atmospheric warmth, Littlebirds is a band to watch, and—more importantly—a band to feel.

Hort is a studio and live musician, and publisher, with recent material charting in the “Top 100” nationally for college and independent stations. Hort has recent self-released music, featuring Grammy-winning contributors. Hort is recording and producing at Chicago’s Rax Trax and Gravity Studios.

Hort performs regionally as a solo artist and with full band, including gallery events, music clubs, coffee shops, street festivals, private events and benefits, and on-air performances

Vibrant, innovative folk-pop singer/songwriter Rachael Sage joins forces with fiercely dynamic alt-pop rocker Kristen Ford on tour, to bring their uplifting and inclusive musical message to audiences nationwide. Ford will launch her Righteous Babe Records debut Pinto, and Rachael Sage will promote singles from her forthcoming album Canopy. These charismatic performers - with a shared love of musical activism, powerful lyrics, and captivating melodies - are eager to bring listeners a much-needed, inspiring experience!

Julia Cannon is an Alaska raised and now Nashville-based songwriter, recording artist and music producer who is hard to forget. Known for producing and mixing her own music, her outstanding musicality, disarming persona, beauty, style, and offbeat humor, Julia Cannon is a bright star to watch.

In July of 2022, she made her Newport Folk Festival debut, performing with the Black Opry as well as Langhorn Slim, Sierra Ferrell, Joy Oladokun, Adia Victoria, and several more earning her a nod from Rolling Stone. You can also find Julia’s name on a plaque as a part of the Black Opry’s exhibit in the Country Music Hall of Fame, or opening for musicians such as Iniko, when they come through town.

Nashville-based artist Eva Cassel is a unique combination of crystalline vocals and infectious grooves. Wielding an electric or a rubber bridge guitar, Cassel draws the listener into a cinematic world. Her lilting melodies and brutally honest lyrics allows both the front row ‘woo girl’ and the quiet back row attendee to feel seen. John Mayer described Eva’s writing as thorough, sincere, and thoughtful. Cassel has toured internationally and shared the stage with Artists such as Neil Young, John Mayer, Stephen Stills, Katie Pruitt, Wild Rivers, Lily Meola, Dessa, Daisha McBride and many more.

With the release of three EP’s, her songs have been placed on leading editorial playlists including Apple Music’s New Alternative.

Susie McCollum is a multifaceted artist who proudly defies categorization. Hailing from New York City, Susie brings a soulful and poignant voice to the indie scene, drawing inspiration from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Norah Jones, and Janis Ian. Her music is a reflection of the emotions often left unspoken, fueled by compassion, wit, and an insatiable curiosity.

TOED is a funk/blues-rock group based out of Detroit formed in February of 2022. They specialize in upbeat improvisational jams rooted in funk, soul, and the blues. The band comprises vocalist Simon Abohasira, vocalist and guitarist Kaj Althaus, bassist & guitarist Jahan Raffi, keyboardist Michael Najor, and drummer Jon Maltz. Each member is native to southeastern Michigan and they are based in Detroit today. A TOED performance is a cosmic blend of structured motifs and fluid improvisations. Their sound is inspired by legends such as Herbie Handcock, Primus, RHCP, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Grateful Dead. From start to finish, a TOED show will have you on your feet, and leave you singing their tunes all night.

* All seating is assigned and not general admission, and your ticket guarantees a specific seat. All ticket sales are final and non-refundable.

Lynn Nardelli is the lead vocalist for Lynn Live Vocals, an acoustic duo playing your favorite pop chill covers and some originals. Her very carefully curated playlist have been described as “Perfection! A perfect mix of all the songs I wanted to hear!”Singing songs from Beatles, Miley Cyrus, Kacey Musgraves, Peter Gabriel, to Chappell Roan.Don’t miss a super fun evening of live music at Uncommon Ground.Follow Lynn on Instagram @lynnlivevocals.

Guests will be served food and beverage throughout the show by one of our attentive servers. Check in starts 30 minutes before the show. Upon arrival, the music coordinator will receive and show you to your correct seats based on the ticket you have purchased. Once sat, please do not move to a different seat, as it may have been bought by a different guest. We are excited to host a night of delicious food and amazing music for you!

Jack Summers is an award-winning songwriter from Weston, Missouri. He found his musical roots in trips to the Walnut Valley Music Festival and Bob Dylan lyrics repurposed as bedtime stories. Jack embraces these influences and is motivated by the challenge of making them resonate with a modern audience.

In 2021, Jack released his debut album, 'No Longer and Not Yet'

In 2023, Jack won the Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Contest. Since then, he's played everywhere from a honkey tonk in Austin, to the backwoods of Awendaw, SC, to Iowa's oldest barn.

When he's not playing music, Jack works as a Teacher's Assistant in an Elementary Special Education Classroom. 

Chicago-based singer-songwriter Jory Avner has been writing and performing music for nearly 20 years. He has released three albums and headlined shows all across the United States, Europe, and Canada. His music blends highly stylized lyricism and guitar with synth/rock soundscapes, creating an atmosphere that is deeply textured, thought-provoking, introspective, and yet succinct in terms of narratives.

He is currently working on recording his 4th studio album 'End of an Era'.

A keen listener and conversationalist, Joe Armstrong can be laugh-out-loud funny, but he’s

dead serious about the music and social commentary reflected in his 2024 release Burn It

Down. In the spirit of Neil Young, Armstrong is equally comfortable entertaining a loud,

sweaty rock and roll audience with fist-raising anthems as he is laying bare the beautiful

vulnerability of the human experience with hushed acoustic guitars, catchy melodies, and

clever songcraft. Since relocating from his native Chicago to Los Angeles he has released

three albums, toured the world as a technician with a top-tier Emo band, and launched a

podcast showcasing fellow independent musicians called Independent’s Day, on which

he has hosted wide-ranging conversations with artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Sean Watkins

of Nickel Creek, Freedy Johnston, Dustbowl Revival, Steve Dawson of Dolly Varden,

Calexico co-founder John Convertino, Robbie Fulks, Hem, Mark Spencer of Son Volt,

Elizabeth Goodfellow of Iron and Wine, and many others. He has also worked the better

part of a decade in political media, giving him an inside perspective on our turbulent and

divisive times. Burn It Down is a logical and passionate evolution of those experiences that

leans on valuing uncomfortable reality over convenient illusions. “There is a dearth of

empathy in our society,” says Armstrong, “and Burn It Down serves as a call-to-arms in a

raging fight to stand up and make our voices heard and advocate for decency and

democracy," as well as a warning to those who would prefer to forsake our humanity and

the progress we've made towards a more equitable future.

Olivia Helen is a folk singer-songwriter. Her music has folk instrumentation such as acoustic guitars, banjo, mandolin and cajon creating a strong foundation for her strong voice. She writes about heartbreak, losing yourself, and finding peace all over again. Her inspiration comes from personal stories and deep emotions, she prides herself in being an emotional artist, drawing similar sounds to Gracie Abrams, Phoebe Bridgers and Stevie Nicks.

Guests will be served food and beverage throughout the show by one of our attentive servers. Check in starts 30 minutes before the show. Upon arrival, the music coordinator will receive and show you to your correct seats based on the ticket you have purchased. Once sat, please do not move to a different seat, as it may have been bought by a different guest. We are excited to host a night of delicious food and amazing music for you!

"A priest's daughter with a poet's tongue", Lydia Saint George, is an 18 year old singer-songwriter from North Carolina, recognized for her unique blend of contemporary folk, southern gothic and alternative pop. Her parents first brought a keyboard into the house when she was 5 years old and it was love at first sight. Lydia spent most of her education homeschooled, began writing songs consistently at 14 years old and dabbling in any and every instrument she could get her hands on. She has been praised for her rich, emotive voice, and her ability to weave deep, introspective lyrics with intricate musical arrangements. A self taught singer, instrumentalist and producer, Saint George's music is often described as cinematic and ethereal, with lush arrangements that complement her smooth vocal style. Her work draws comparisons to artists like Weyes Blood, Lana Del Rey, Amy Winehouse, and Joan Baez.

Jimmy Gnecco is…

the iconic voice, presence and multi-instrumentalist behind the US band OURS and an island unto himself.  He has earned the love and respect of musicians from all genres of music, as well as some of the greatest music producers and industry executives of our time.

Jimmy has also lent his voice to many other songs and projects including work under his own name and additional projects with Brian May of Queen, Robert DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots, Never Ending White Lights, and of1000faces.

Either with his band OURS or solo, Jimmy has toured with everyone from Lana Del Rey to A-Ha, The Cult, The Wallflowers, Powderfinger, Filter, Blue October, Peter Murphy, Circa Survive, Royston Langdon of Spacehog, Citizen Cope, Pete Yorn, Ocean Colour Scene, and The Gutter Twins (Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan).

Ours and Gnecco have received worldwide acclaim from critics and fans for their live shows and for Gnecco's dynamic voice and songwriting style, and both have developed a cult-like following that continues to grow.  

New Album Coming Soon

Whitney Mongé is a Nashville-based Americana Soul singer-songwriter and guitarist whose smoky, soulful vocals and poignant lyrics reflect a journey rooted in raw authenticity. Raised in the Pacific Northwest, she honed her craft as a street performer in Seattle, where her powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling forged deep connections with audiences. Her signature style—an evocative blend of blues, rock, and indie folk—draws comparisons to artists like Tracy Chapman, Richie Havens, and Brittany Howard.A seasoned performer, Mongé has toured internationally, released four acclaimed records, and collaborated with the Seattle Symphony. Her latest release, What Would Love Do Now (2024), continues her tradition of music with heart, soul, and purpose as she prepares for her full-length debut in 2026.Cry Queen is an Appalachian drama-pop project from Asheville-born and Chicago-based musical artist Kathryn O’Shea. Known for her unmistakable voice and poignant confessional songs, Cry Queen got her name from her uncanny ability to lead listeners into a state of raw catharsis. By fusing her powerful signature vocal melodies with minimalistic electric fingerpicking, Cry Queen creates a distinctive sound as rich with ear worms as it is with emotion. Don’t worry if you find yourself crying it out, chances are you’re far from alone.

Guests will be served food and beverage throughout the show by one of our attentive servers. Check in starts 30 minutes before the show. Upon arrival, the music coordinator will receive and show you to your correct seats based on the ticket you have purchased. Once sat, please do not move to a different seat, as it may have been bought by a different guest. We are excited to host a night of delicious food and amazing music for you!

After losing a parent, ending a relationship and leaving unhealthy friend circles all within a few months, theRave was forced to start a new chapter in life by exercising unfamiliar feelings of love and loss: so he turned to music and formed Spells and Curses.

But it was the loss of a family member to suicide that gave his work a focused purpose; to prove that despite our past trauma, surviving and making a better life is the ultimate revenge. Spells and Curses attempt this by creating music to explore one's "inner space", with songs that act as a “spell” to enhance the moment, or a “curse” to damn it.

Since then, the mission has been to inspire those looking to free themselves from toxic and traumatic environments. To empower people whose attempts at improving their lives are met with resistance or negativity. To show anyone that the venom of opposition can be turned into the basis of courage. This focus on love, hate, vitriol, and freedom has been the tenet of Spells and Curses’ entire output; as seen through self-produced albums (such as SUADADE and Sinful Things), to currently releasing a new song and music video every 2 months.

With over 15 years of touring history around the midwest and Europe, John Fishell has spent the last year working on blending his musical influences and experiences into a new catalogue of music. From Indie Rock hooks to breathtaking melodies, John preserves the roots of true musicianship and a beautifully constructed live performance for all. 

Deepak Ram is a versatile artist who is well known for his evocative performances in traditional North Indian (Hindustani) classical music, his collaborations with musicians of other genres, his innovative compositions and for his excellence as a teacher.

Following up from a busy and successful year of music prowess, involving the reissue and UK Top-40 charting of Trashcan Sinatras' debut album 'Cake', 33 years since its original release, John Douglas has stepped into the center stage, releasing his debut solo album supported by the second leg of a run of concerts around the UK and North America. 

One of Scotland’s finest songwriters, and a founding member of Trashcan Sinatras, Douglas has opened a new chapter in his life with the release of his eponymous debut album, via Reveal Records. Presenting an intimate snapshot of the talent, charisma and depth of this celebrated songsmith. The album was recorded live at Kyoti Studio in Glasgow with producer Mark Freegard (New Model Army, Lush, The Breeders, Del Amitri, Marillion). 

Featuring original material and new recordings of John's favourite Trashcan Sinatras' catalogue, and his own rendition of the Prefab Sprout classic ‘We Let The Stars Go’, this album reflects the genuineness of Douglas' music, also demonstrated in recent live performance videos for 'Lost', 'I'm Not The Fella' and 'Always', plus Trashcan Sinatras' classics 'Oranges & Apples', 'Leave Me Alone' and 'Weightlifting'.

Performing as a solo artist and also as part of his partner Eddi Reader’s band, John has been on the road a lot lately in the UK and Ireland, having also performed with friends like Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub), Jill Jackson, Withered Hand and James Grant (Love & Money) and Martin McAloon (Prefab Sprout). 

John’s decades of music as a vital member of Trashcan Sinatras, and now also a solo performer are based around an unwavering love for stories, for creating moments, and diving into a need for human connection that only happens through the power of songs. From living room shows, to clubs and small theatres, from festivals, to large events, you will always find John connecting with his fans, old and new, and making a difference with his music. 

Keep up with John Douglas 

https://johndouglas.bandcamp.com // https://twitter.com/jrdouglasesq https://www.instagram.com/jrdouglasesq // https://www.facebook.com/thetrashcansinatras https://www.facebook.com/john.douglas.129

Remi Goode is a trained classical guitarist and choral singer turned alternative folk singer-songwriter. When she first decided to put her voice and guitar together and write original music, she quickly developed a style that highlights her careful classical sensibilities, pure vocal quality, and the distinctive sound of a nylon-string guitar. With an affinity for small arrangements and modest production, Remi’s highest priority is lyricism. She writes with blunt honesty and introspection, searching for the root of the dynamics within a relationship or a deeper understanding of her own self-conception.

From an early age, Remi was greatly influenced by a handful of folk and alternative artists of the 80’s and 2000’s, such as Suzanne Vega, Regina Spektor, and Kathleen Edwards. For the last ten years, she’s been collaborating with childhood friend and singer-songwriter, Gabe Lehrer. Together, they arrange and perform intricate duos for two guitars and voices that showcase their intuitive musical understanding. In 2023, they toured the west coast as a duo before moving to Nashville.

Remi is currently rolling out her debut full-length album, Things I’ve Said Before. Balancing small, intimate, folk-forward tracks with full-band arrangements that push into new stylistic territories—half bedroom recordings years in the making and half live-capture studio recordings—Remi’s debut album will showcase her full range as an artist.

Madeleine Kelson is a Nashville based Americana artist. She pulls from a rich tradition of Folk, Country, and Americana, challenging its boundaries as a queer artist to represent the modern world. Madeleine spent her high school years in Chicago band, The Kelson Twins, playing venues including House of Blues and Thalia Hall, and landing a top Daytrotter Session with Paste Magazine. She later moved to Music City to pursue a solo career. Inspired by artists like Patty Griffin, Jason Isbell, andBrandi Carlile, her dynamic and down-to-earth storytelling and rich vocals are part of why NPR named her one 10 Nashville artists on the rise.

Once in Nashville, Madeleine won the 2017 International Bluegrass MusicAssociation’s (IBMA) Songwriter Showcase, and in 2018 released her acclaimed solo debut Siren, an introspective five-song EP with clean, melodic vocals backed by elegant countermelodies on violin. Praised by press for its genre-defying, sparse style and emotional richness, Siren earned Kelson comparisons to both Amos Lee and Gillian Welch.

In 2022, Madeleine released her debut, self-produced album, While I Was Away, on Olivia Records. Since its release she has gained praise from No Depression, been featured multiple times in NPR, and was a finalist in the prestigious Kerrville New Folk songwriting competition. Her queer country anthem, The Way I Do, became a viral TikTok hit with over 1.7 million views. Madeleine has been featured on Spotify editorial playlists including Queer as Folk, Emerging Americana, and Fresh Finds Folk. Her new EP, Where the Spirit Meets the Muscle, was released in February 2024.

Guests will be served food and beverage throughout the show by one of our attentive servers. Check in starts 30 minutes before the show. Upon arrival, the music coordinator will receive and show you to your correct seats based on the ticket you have purchased. Once sat, please do not move to a different seat, as it may have been bought by a different guest. We are excited to host a night of delicious food and amazing music for you!