New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Chris Smith is a Traverse City based musician, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who has been performing regularly around the Midwest for the last several years. His musical influences stem from a broad range of popular music and styles, playing with alternative acoustic/folk sensibilities that include elements of live looping, filling out Chris’ sound.
Jesse’s sound is a combination of gritty soul and Acoustic accompaniment bringing a unique twist to a wide range of popular songs. Bringing a repertoire built up with a variety of styles including Rock, pop, hip-hop, country, oldies, originals and popular classics.
For years, Johnathon North performed around the country in rock bands. On an independent record label, he wrote songs that landed in television shows and on radio. He's opened for Joan Jett, Bad Company, Matthew Sweet, Billy Squire, Cheap Trick, Blue Oyster Cult, and many more. These days, he plays acoustic guitar in northern Michigan. He'll play about anything with a melody but prefers low-down approaches to classic rock.... See MoreSee Less
Hailing from Northern Michigan, Andy Perrin & the Show Buds are a newly formed Country Band with a heavy Americana sound of traditional/classic country and western swing. There nostalgic sound is delivered by a six-piece band consisting of the Pedal Steel, Fiddle, Drums, Upright Bass, Acoustic/Electric Guitars and the Vocals to match. Getting to Know the Band: • Andy Perrin: Lead Vocals and Rythm guitar (Fronts all Veteran band The Stranded Hobos, USO Talent Corp member, worked with John McEuen and John Sebastion) • Brian Ferriby: Drummer (1st call drummer in area and among the Ameripolitan music drummed and with/for Dale Watson for years Currently touring with 2022 Female Outlaw Country Ameripolitan winner Rashes • Aaron Dye: Electric lead guitar/Vocals (check out FB, Aaron Dye Music, fronts his own band Stonefolk, 1st call player in the area • Ruby John: Fiddler/Vocals (world class fiddler who performs Nationally, recently showcased/played the University of Chicago Folk Festival) • Bill Dungjen: Standup Bass (Fronts the Band Runaway Mule and was the longtime host of the open mic at the Hayloft in Traverse City, MI where Billy Strings got his start. • sty n, and he has Stewide reputal ed a top steel Bitards, a local country music... See MoreSee Less
65 NORTH PICKERS IS A DYNAMIC THREE-PIECE BAND FROM RICHMOND, KENTUCKY, KNOWN FOR THEIR PROGRESSIVE BLUEGRASS SOUND. FORMED IN 2022, THEY QUICKLY GAINED A LOYAL FOLLOWING WITH THEIR HARMONIOUS VOCALS AND INTRICATE GUITAR WORK. IN 2024, THEY RELEASED THEIR DEBUT EP, “BLUEGRASS MOTION,” SHOWCASING THEIR UNIQUE STYLE. 65northpickers.org/about/... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’. Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United StatesMap
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.... See MoreSee Less
LABC is one of the very few places you'll be able to catch OBBS in the summer of 2024!
Oh Brother Big Sister is an eclectic sensation! This brother and sister duo from Northern Michigan covers the music spectrum with entrancing harmonies and ingenious musical arrangements. With a comfortable, comedic essence that makes you feel like your with old friends in the comfort of your happy place; the BIG-sister-little-brother duo deliver music that encompasses a wide variety of music genres with an original acoustic sound that makes each performance an experience. Penny and Radel Rosin hail from a small speck on the mitten where they were raised in a family with deep musical roots which will be obvious in their passion for music and ease in entertaining. If you are searching for a fresh, distinctive sound with an element of surprise- the search is over- Oh Brother Big Sister is pure pleasure.
Audrey Mason and Zinnia Dungjen, both multi-faceted instrumentalists and vocalists are a young local talent going by the name "A to Z". Having met at their current high school, Interlochen Arts Academy where they study songwriting, the young women have been playing around Northern Michigan together for two years now. They have opened for Grammy nominated artist Five for Fighting and local artists such as The Accidentals, and play indie folk music with alt rock influences.... See MoreSee Less
The Dune Brothers bring classic rock, blues, soul, country, some well-crafted originals, and anything else we can think of...with raw energy and enthusiasm. With decades-long combined experience performing throughout the local area and beyond, it's a show you won't want to miss!
A long time ago, at the dawn of the Atomic Age, a succession of no-good punks and ill-mannered teenagers took the best of American roots music — hard-partying honky tonk country, searing gutbucket blues and lonesome hillbilly twang — and distilled it into a potent moonshine known as rockabilly. This combustible formula, passed down through the generations, forms the heart of the revved-up stylings of Delilah DeWylde.
Delilah DeWylde got her start in 2004. Just like rockabilly originators Johnny Cash, Bill Haley and Carl Perkins, this Michigander cut her teeth on steel-guitar driven country in the style popularized by Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb and Webb Pierce. But the draw of the big beat was irresistible, and over time the band’s approach has become sharper and tighter. Not self-consciously retro, Delilah remains committed to hand-crafted American music that stands at the crossroads of creativity and craftsmanship, liberally drawing from honky tonk country, rockabilly and surf music Fender Amp Bandleader Delilah DeWylde (upright bass/lead vocals) is veteran of the West Michigan music scene and an alumna of rockabilly institution DangerVille. Her out-sized stage presence is the centerpiece of the show — one minute singing sweetly, the next slapping her bass into submission.
Next to the sound and fury of Miss Delilah stands cool character Lee Harvey on electric guitar. His serious demeanor on-stage reveals his reverence for the precision and technique of the "original" guitar gods— the likes of Paul Burlison, Billy Byrd, Cliff Gallup, Grady Martin, Dick Dale, Luther Perkins, Scotty Moore and Don Rich. Taking their task seriously, this trio plies its trade the old-fashioned way - live and in person, logging more than 120 gigs a year throughout the Midwest and beyond. The band also has recorded three LPs (as they used to call 'em): 2008's Honky Tonk Heart, 2010's The Price You Pay and Win My Love - recorded in 2012... See MoreSee Less
UNCLE Z plays stuff that seems like it can't be performed with just acoustic guitar and bass.
Their eclectic set list includes songs you know and love, songs you forgot you loved, and some originals tunes that you'll feel like you already know. With just a few instruments and minimal effects (no digital loops or drum machines!) they create an energetic and big sound.
Doug Zernow (guitar, vocals, occasional ukulele) picked up the guitar the day after he saw The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. Zack Light (electric bass) is well-known in northern Michigan as one of the finest bassists in northern Michigan. He's played everything from metal to folk, and it shows.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
The Sixes are a father-son duo from northern Michigan, known for their smooth family harmonies and heartfelt performances. With over 25 years of experience, Andy Six brings a catalog of original music spanning six albums, while his son Carson adds a fresh dynamic and a decade of stage presence. Their shows feature a mix of classic favorites and Andy's originals, creating a warm, engaging experience for audiences of all ages.... See MoreSee Less
Jesse’s sound is a combination of gritty soul and Acoustic accompaniment bringing a unique twist to a wide range of popular songs. Bringing a repertoire built up with a variety of styles including Rock, pop, hip-hop, country, oldies, originals and popular classics.
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United StatesMap
SILVER CREEK REVIVAL
From the backroads of Northern Michigan, Silver Creek Revival (SCR) is an Alt-Country/Indie Folk band founded on the idea that the songs come first - songs that are simple, profound and accessible. SCR crafts their songs with a unique approach using banjo and saxophone, lush harmonies and an intuitive rhythm section. The songs - and the band - tell a story.
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
UNCLE Z plays stuff that seems like it can't be performed with just acoustic guitar and bass.
Their eclectic set list includes songs you know and love, songs you forgot you loved, and some originals tunes that you'll feel like you already know. With just a few instruments and minimal effects (no digital loops or drum machines!) they create an energetic and big sound.
Doug Zernow (guitar, vocals, occasional ukulele) picked up the guitar the day after he saw The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. Zack Light (electric bass) is well-known in northern Michigan as one of the finest bassists in northern Michigan. He's played everything from metal to folk, and it shows.... See MoreSee Less
Kevin is a Classic Pop pianist/vocalist from Grand Rapids, featuring the music of Elton John, Billy Joel, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, David Bowie, America, The Eagles, The Beatles, and a variety of other classic pop artists. For over 20 years, he was the keyboardist and a lead vocalist for the Grand Rapids-based band Mid-Life Crisis, helping write and record three albums of original music: It’s All Good; It’s Always Something; and It’s About Time. With the band, he also had the opportunity to be an opening act for America, Blood Sweat & Tears, Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Dennis DeYoung, Ben Folds, Amy Grant, Tommy James, Kansas, Hal Ketchum, Sammy Kershaw, Marshall Tucker Band, Dave Mason, Eddie Money, Pure Prairie League, Mitch Ryder, Three Dog Night, The Tubes, Edgar Winter Group, and ZZ Top.... See MoreSee Less
Disgusting, spoiled and otherwise rotten berry preserves? An hour-long version of "In A Gadda Da Vida" performed by a bunch of tone-deaf teenagers in a missile silo? Perhaps a combination of the two? No, BadJam is the sum of its collective parts, literally. An acronym for its members, Bad Jam (Ben, Andrew, Dan, Otto (Jenson) and Amber) is a quintet featuring multi-layered vocals, dueling guitars and a driving rhythm section. Playing everything from tried and true classic rock staples to contemporary pop hits and a host of varied popular styles in between, there's little they won't try. With an ever increasing, wildly varied repertoire and often-irreverent approach to the material, BadJam has something for everyone.... See MoreSee Less
Manitou Blues is a new trio of experienced and celebrated players. Hailing from Michigan, Ohio, and Florida, the three members joined forces with one goal in mind: to play their favorite songs at their favorite northern Michigan venues. While they had worked together on other projects—or heard of one another through the musical grapevine—they didn't assemble under one name until 2023. Performers include John Kumjian, Johnathan North, and Scott Thompson, featuring guitars, bass, harmonica, vocal harmonies, and an eclectic mix of percussion. Manitou Blues performs acoustic versions of classic rock, Americana, folk, and uptempo blues.... See MoreSee Less
JazzNorth AKA The TundraTones is a little Big Band comprised of area professional musicians that play classic swing, Latin, funk, blues, ballads, originals, and "danceable jazz". Most of the group met playing in the Northwestern Michigan College jazz band and began performing as a septet under the name of Jazz North in the winter of 2004-05. We have performed throughout Michigan at venues such as Milliken Auditorium, the TC Elks Club, Traverse City Country Club, Friday Night Live, WNMC radio "Jazz from the Tradition", InsideOut Gallery, Traverse City Film Festival, Little Bohemia, Fountain Point Resort, The Homestead, The Old Art Building in Leland, the Grand Traverse Pavilions, and in concert at the Manitou Music Festival Dune Climb. The group has also provided music for dancing at wedding receptions from Grand Rapids to St. Ignace.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
A solo percussive acoustic musician, who plays all over northern Ml with over 25 years of professional live music experience with a 500+ song repertoire, which includes 60s-present day, blues, Motown, classic and alternative rock, folk and pop.
Little Dipper – Northern Michigan’s Premier ’90s Country Revivalists. Born from a shared love of twang, tight harmonies, and the golden age of country music, Little Dipper brings the sound of the ’90s roaring back to life with honky-tonk swagger and a knowing wink. Hailing from the backroads and beer joints of Northern Michigan, this band of seasoned musicians isn’t just playing the hits—they’re living them. The lineup includes: Aaron Dye, whose work with StoneFolk continues to make waves in the Michigan folk-rock scene, plays the heartbreak machine (pedal steel). Mark Goike, a true utility knife of a drummer, keeps the train rolling with precision and groove, splitting his time between Little Dipper and holding down the beat for local jazz artist Robert Abate. James Hart, a staple of the state’s live music circuit and a driving force behind the cover supergroup The Daylites, demonstrates that he has friends in low places, those friends being the notes ringing from his bass guitar. Mike Leasia and Tom O’Brien, a duo forged in the fire of Hot n Bothered (Traverse City's favorite old time band), handle the keys and guitar respectively, the latter gaining notice in the boundary-pushing indie-pop-bossanova group Metal Bubble Trio. Rounding out the lineup is Jonathan Timm, singer/songwriter/fiddler who saw the light and now dedicates himself to reviving the era when country music truly peaked.
From boot-stomping anthems to heartstring-pulling ballads, Little Dipper delivers the songs you grew up loving—played the way they were meant to be played. Whether it's an Alan Jackson shuffle, a Shania-style singalong, or the deep cuts only the true fans remember, Little Dipper is here to bring back the soundtrack of pickup trucks, neon lights, and Saturday nights gone sideways.
For lovers of steel guitar, story songs, and the kind of country that still had a little dirt on its boots, Little Dipper is your band. Saddle up, Michigan—this is the ’90s country revival you didn’t know you needed... See MoreSee Less
"SkyeLea is a local talent blending RnB, Pop, and Jazz with heart and style - She delivers originals and covers with unique and soulful vocals. SkyeLea performs with a variety of groups, such as Trillium Groove and East Bay Drive, but it’s always a treat to see her solo.”
Two like-minded musicians virtually reach across the Detroit river, and start making delicious power-pop together. It’s as simple as that!
Bassist/Singer Leann Banks from Detroit (Von Bondies) and Guitarist/Singer Ted Lamont from Windsor (Blasternaut) are ready to take over the universe with the indie-pop sound of Stereobabe.
Northwest Michigan's alternative twangers burst onto the scene in early 2020, a swaying freight train of churning musical momentum. Unstoppable, until there was an unprecedented global disturbance in the Force. 2021 will feature the Return of the Jedi...Clampetts. Swinging hips, tapping toes, having fun and being safe. Come to our gigs - join our heroes in the battle against intergalactic mediocrity! Kathy Brandenburg - Vocals. Serenading with style and grace, or belting it out with a touch of twang. Kathy can bring a song to life and take it for a ride. Mike Dwyer - Guitar. Rippin' riffs and tasteful tones, carefully dispensed with just the right amount of spice that keeps you coming back for more. Matt Gregg - Drums, vocals. A titan of timing, able to find The One no matter how foggy. Rumor is, Matt was once used to calibrate an atomic clock. Bill Brott - Bass Guitar, vocals. Laying the foundation, fulfilling the bottom line, we welcome our newest member. Bill nearly had too many principles to join JC, we let him in anyway. Don Ackerman - Guitar, vocals. Rhythm raconteur, occasional string bender. Servicing the song, no warranties provided but many happy customers. The Jedi Clampetts can be found making friends and music across all of Northern Michigan.... See MoreSee Less
Two like-minded musicians virtually reach across the Detroit river, and start making delicious power-pop together. It’s as simple as that!
Bassist/Singer Leann Banks from Detroit (Von Bondies) and Guitarist/Singer Ted Lamont from Windsor (Blasternaut) are ready to take over the universe with the indie-pop sound of Stereobabe.
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’. Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United StatesMap
Chloe Kimes is a Michigan native singer, songwriter and bandleader currently based in Nashville, TN. In 2022 Kimes independently released her debut album which was voted "Listener's Choice Album of the Year" by her home-state's WYCE Radio as well as landing her a spot on NPR Music's Top Ten Nashville Artists on the Rise. More recently, she released her new single "Coors Light" following its viral popularity garnering millions of listeners across her social media. Kimes is actively defining the next generation of folk-singing troubadours with an old-soul sensibility for storytelling in a spirited alt-country outfit. Born and raised on the lakeshores of northwest Michigan, she remains unbound by genre with vocals wrung out and steadfast as any before her.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
(Honor Cover Appreciated) Songwriter, banjo-piano-uke-guitar player, nurturer, seamstress, wearer of aprons, bearer of band-aids, maker of levity, staunch adversary of bullshit...
Multi-instrumentalist Rachael Davis is as renown for her expressive–and explosive–voice as she is for uniting the often desperate worlds of folk, blues, country, and pop.
Davis grew up not only in a family of musicians, but in an extended village of remarkable musicians and songwriters who nurtured and mentored her from the time she was born. Beginning by jingling ankle bells in perfect time on her months old feet in the middle of old timey jams and song circles, to contributing newly minted songs to Music Sundays, Rachael has always found her own unique part in the music. Her clear tone and uncanny memory for just about every song she’s ever heard came early, and has served her well throughout her career. As a child Davis took to harmony, piano, and ukulele, and at 8, joined the family band Lake Effect, performing regularly at folk festivals throughout her home state of Michigan and around the U.S. By age 12, and continuing each year since, Rachael has brought the Wheatland Music Festival to its knees closing the Sunday morning gospel set with her stunning solo acapella version of Amazing Grace.
“I was learning everything I could get my hands on and when I was 17, my father gave me his Bart Reiter banjo and taught me to play clawhammer style,” recalled Davis. “I like to joke that cursed me for life.”
At 20, already a professional and deeply moved by traditional mountain music, blues, and ballads, Davis composed and recorded her debut album “Minor League Deities,” then with that, and a heart full of promise Rachael Davis headed to Boston the day after the 911 attack. There she began performing in city subways and the streets of Cambridge. Within months she had made her mark on the Boston music scene winning the prestigious Boston Music Award for Best New Singer/Songwriter.
Davis often found sanctuary in the city’s basement level record stores as well as Boston’s premier acoustic music clubs where she made fans and friends of local stage veterans Vance Gilbert, Cheryl Wheeler, Josh Ritter, and indie rock’s parade float princess, Mary Lou Lord.
“In a way, they’re all still with me today,” says Davis, “I was part of a real music community there. My story was just like theirs. We all knew we were on a path to find something and for that moment, we were all in the same place.”
Because Davis has been swayed by so many different types of music, her style is difficult to file and will not languorously rest amid broader musical genres. “My slant on acoustic music can be explained by a mixed cassette tape that my father played during my early childhood while driving in our family’s Chevy Cavalier station wagon we nicknamed Iggy. On one side of the cassette was the soundtrack for the film The Big Chill. On the other was John Hartford’s “Areoplane”.” Today Davis describes her music as ‘Motown-Banjo’.
Davis has lent her voice to countless recordings for friends, film soundtracks, and even video games, but it is her intuitive and empathetic understanding of folk music—“the music of folks” as she calls it, and her original and thoughtful songwriting voice that has earned her fans around the U.S.
Recently she has collaborated in the critically acclaimed supergroup: The Sweetwater Warblers.
Comprised of Rachael Davis, Lindsay Lou, and May Erliwine, all three premiere Michigan-grown songbirds.
Rachael Davis now lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband, critically acclaimed bassist Dominic John Davis with whom she performs as The Davis Duo. They have two children.... See MoreSee Less
When it comes to movers and shakers in the bluegrass world, Full Cord is a super- group on the rise. After winning the prestigious 2022 Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition in Colorado, the Michigan-based group followed that with another much-coveted honor when the International Bluegrass Music Association named Full Cord its “Momentum Award Band of the Year.” While mandolinist Brian Oberlin notes the band’s music “is new and fresh to the ears of seasoned bluegrass fans,” the bluegrass traditions in Full Cord have deep roots. The band’s debut album on Nashville’s Dark Shadow Recording, Cambium dropped in 2023 and is still hitting the bluegrass charts. Full Cord’s songwriting has reached a new “tipping point,” Manager Katie Kirchner suggests, enhanced by the group’s vast repertoire and robust experience in numerous band projects over the years. And Oberlin insists the band is “just hitting its stride” – ready to follow in the footsteps of fellow Michigan bluegrass icons Billy Strings and Greensky Bluegrass as yet another star in the making.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’. Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Barefoot music brings the #highfives and #goodvibes to Lake Ann Brewing! Playing a mix of original arrangments and cover songs that you know and love, Barefoot is always pleasing the masses with our unique acoustic jams. Boasting wonderful, bluesy vocalist Jenni Rae, Harmonica guru, Phil Coryell, Bee Jay Reffitt on the upright bass and Nathon Lane on acoustic guitar, Barefoot was elected "Best Band" by the readers of the Record Patriot!... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’. Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Join these two Traverse City heavy hitters on stage together for one night only!
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’. Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.
Levi Britton is an indie/folk/rock artist who hails from Traverse City, Michigan. Growing up around music sparked his drive to make it his profession. At age 20 Levi moved to Chicago, playing down in the subways, Potbelly restaurants, and any gig he could find. Eventually Britton co-founded his band, Down the Line, that went on to release five albums and toured the country for ten years with artists such as The Gin Blossoms, Pat Benatar, Peter Frampton, America, Lighthouse, and others.
In 2011, Levi and DTL band mate Dan Myers formed Stolen Silver, releasing two albums—most recently in June 2014. Stolen Silver has been touring with actor Gary Sinise and The Lieutenant Dan Band, playing stadiums and military bases in support of U.S. troops and their families.
In addition to playing with Stolen Silver, Levi launched a solo career at a whole new level in 2014. After years of fans clamoring for a solo project, Levi hit the studio to record all new, original music. His first solo record, Inside, is a blend of folk, indie-rock and soul with intricate, tasty vocals and masterful instrumentation.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Chris Smith
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Chris Smith is a Traverse City based musician, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who has been performing regularly around the Midwest for the last several years. His musical influences stem from a broad range of popular music and styles, playing with alternative acoustic/folk sensibilities that include elements of live looping, filling out Chris’ sound.
Jesse Jefferson
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Jesse’s sound is a combination of gritty soul and Acoustic accompaniment bringing a unique twist to a wide range of popular songs. Bringing a repertoire built up with a variety of styles including Rock, pop, hip-hop, country, oldies, originals and popular classics.
Friday Happy Hour w/Johnathon North
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
For years, Johnathon North performed around the country in rock bands. On an independent record label, he wrote songs that landed in television shows and on radio. He's opened for Joan Jett, Bad Company, Matthew Sweet, Billy Squire, Cheap Trick, Blue Oyster Cult, and many more. These days, he plays acoustic guitar in northern Michigan. He'll play about anything with a melody but prefers low-down approaches to classic rock.... See MoreSee Less
Andy Perrin & The Show Buds
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Hailing from Northern Michigan, Andy Perrin & the Show Buds are a newly formed Country Band with a heavy Americana sound of traditional/classic country and western swing. There nostalgic sound is delivered by a six-piece band consisting of the Pedal Steel, Fiddle, Drums, Upright Bass, Acoustic/Electric Guitars and the Vocals to match.
Getting to Know the Band:
• Andy Perrin: Lead Vocals and Rythm guitar (Fronts all Veteran band The Stranded
Hobos, USO Talent Corp member, worked with John McEuen and John Sebastion)
• Brian Ferriby: Drummer (1st call drummer in area and among the Ameripolitan music drummed and
with/for Dale Watson for years
Currently touring with 2022 Female Outlaw Country Ameripolitan winner Rashes
• Aaron Dye: Electric lead guitar/Vocals (check out FB, Aaron Dye Music, fronts his own band Stonefolk, 1st call player in the area
• Ruby John: Fiddler/Vocals (world class fiddler who performs Nationally, recently showcased/played the University of Chicago Folk Festival)
• Bill Dungjen: Standup Bass (Fronts the Band Runaway Mule and was the longtime host of the open mic at the Hayloft in Traverse City, MI where Billy Strings got his start.
• sty n, and he has Stewide reputal ed a top steel Bitards, a local country music... See MoreSee Less
Daydrinkers Series-65 North Pickers
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
65 NORTH PICKERS IS A DYNAMIC THREE-PIECE BAND FROM RICHMOND, KENTUCKY, KNOWN FOR THEIR PROGRESSIVE BLUEGRASS SOUND. FORMED IN 2022, THEY QUICKLY GAINED A LOYAL FOLLOWING WITH THEIR HARMONIOUS VOCALS AND INTRICATE GUITAR WORK. IN 2024, THEY RELEASED THEIR DEBUT EP, “BLUEGRASS MOTION,” SHOWCASING THEIR UNIQUE STYLE.
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Stonefolk
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
StoneFolk is an all Americana Folk-Rock/Trucker Funk band emerging from the backroads and waterways of Lower-Northwestern Michigan.
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Andre Villoch
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
Drew Hale
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’.
Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
Friday Happy Hour w/John Paul
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United States Map
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.... See MoreSee Less
Oh Brother, Big Sister WSG: Pauly on Percussion
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
LABC is one of the very few places you'll be able to catch OBBS in the summer of 2024!
Oh Brother Big Sister is an eclectic sensation! This brother and sister duo from Northern Michigan covers the music spectrum with entrancing harmonies and ingenious musical arrangements.
With a comfortable, comedic essence that makes you feel like your with old friends in the comfort of your happy place; the BIG-sister-little-brother duo deliver music that encompasses a wide variety of music genres with an original acoustic sound that makes each performance an experience.
Penny and Radel Rosin hail from a small speck on the mitten where they were raised in a family with deep musical roots which will be obvious in their passion for music and ease in entertaining. If you are searching for a fresh, distinctive sound with an element of surprise- the search is over- Oh Brother Big Sister is pure pleasure.
www.ohbrotherbigsister.com... See MoreSee Less
Daydrinkers Series-A-Z Music
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Audrey Mason and Zinnia Dungjen, both multi-faceted instrumentalists and vocalists are a young local talent going by the name "A to Z". Having met at their current high school, Interlochen Arts Academy where they study songwriting, the young women have been playing around Northern Michigan together for two years now. They have opened for Grammy nominated artist Five for Fighting and local artists such as The Accidentals, and play indie folk music with alt rock influences.... See MoreSee Less
The Dune Brothers
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
The Dune Brothers bring classic rock, blues, soul, country, some well-crafted originals, and anything else we can think of...with raw energy and enthusiasm. With decades-long combined experience performing throughout the local area and beyond, it's a show you won't want to miss!
Daydrinker's Series-Delilah DeWylde
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
A long time ago, at the dawn of the Atomic Age, a succession of no-good punks and ill-mannered teenagers took the best of American roots music — hard-partying honky tonk country, searing gutbucket blues and lonesome hillbilly twang — and distilled it into a potent moonshine known as rockabilly. This combustible formula, passed down through the generations, forms the heart of the revved-up stylings of Delilah DeWylde.
Delilah DeWylde got her start in 2004. Just like rockabilly originators Johnny Cash, Bill Haley and Carl Perkins, this Michigander cut her teeth on steel-guitar driven country in the style popularized by Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb and Webb Pierce. But the draw of the big beat was irresistible, and over time the band’s approach has become sharper and tighter. Not self-consciously retro, Delilah remains committed to hand-crafted American music that stands at the crossroads of creativity and craftsmanship, liberally drawing from honky tonk country, rockabilly and surf music
Fender Amp
Bandleader Delilah DeWylde (upright bass/lead vocals) is veteran of the West Michigan music scene and an alumna of rockabilly institution DangerVille. Her out-sized stage presence is the centerpiece of the show — one minute singing sweetly, the next slapping her bass into submission.
Next to the sound and fury of Miss Delilah stands cool character Lee Harvey on electric guitar. His serious demeanor on-stage reveals his reverence for the precision and technique of the "original" guitar gods— the likes of Paul Burlison, Billy Byrd, Cliff Gallup, Grady Martin, Dick Dale, Luther Perkins, Scotty Moore and Don Rich.
Taking their task seriously, this trio plies its trade the old-fashioned way
- live and in person, logging more than 120 gigs a year throughout the Midwest and beyond. The band also has recorded three LPs (as they used to call 'em): 2008's Honky Tonk Heart, 2010's The Price You Pay and Win My Love - recorded in 2012... See MoreSee Less
Uncle Z
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
UNCLE Z plays stuff that seems like it can't be performed with just acoustic guitar and bass.
Their eclectic set list includes songs you know and love, songs you forgot you loved, and some originals tunes that you'll feel like you already know. With just a few instruments and minimal effects (no digital loops or drum machines!) they create an energetic and big sound.
Doug Zernow (guitar, vocals, occasional ukulele) picked up the guitar the day after he saw The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. Zack Light (electric bass) is well-known in northern Michigan as one of the finest bassists in northern Michigan. He's played everything from metal to folk, and it shows.... See MoreSee Less
The Swan Bros.
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Brothers Dan and Ben Swan bring their alternative acoustic duo to the LAB!
theswanbros.com/#ourmusic
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
The Sixes
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
The Sixes are a father-son duo from northern Michigan, known for their smooth family harmonies and heartfelt performances. With over 25 years of experience, Andy Six brings a catalog of original music spanning six albums, while his son Carson adds a fresh dynamic and a decade of stage presence. Their shows feature a mix of classic favorites and Andy's originals, creating a warm, engaging experience for audiences of all ages.... See MoreSee Less
Happy Hour w/Jesse Jefferson
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Jesse’s sound is a combination of gritty soul and Acoustic accompaniment bringing a unique twist to a wide range of popular songs. Bringing a repertoire built up with a variety of styles including Rock, pop, hip-hop, country, oldies, originals and popular classics.
Snacks & Five
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United States Map
Jack Fivecoate and the guys from G-Snacks
Daydrinker's Series-Chris Skellenger & Paul Koss
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Americana & Canadiana
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Silver Creek Revival
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United States Map
SILVER CREEK REVIVAL
From the backroads of Northern Michigan, Silver Creek Revival (SCR) is an Alt-Country/Indie Folk band founded on the idea that the songs come first - songs that are simple, profound and accessible. SCR crafts their songs with a unique approach using banjo and saxophone, lush harmonies and an intuitive rhythm section. The songs - and the band - tell a story.
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Andre Villoch
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
Uncle Z
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
UNCLE Z plays stuff that seems like it can't be performed with just acoustic guitar and bass.
Their eclectic set list includes songs you know and love, songs you forgot you loved, and some originals tunes that you'll feel like you already know. With just a few instruments and minimal effects (no digital loops or drum machines!) they create an energetic and big sound.
Doug Zernow (guitar, vocals, occasional ukulele) picked up the guitar the day after he saw The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. Zack Light (electric bass) is well-known in northern Michigan as one of the finest bassists in northern Michigan. He's played everything from metal to folk, and it shows.... See MoreSee Less
Friday Happy Hour w/Kevin Paul
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Kevin is a Classic Pop pianist/vocalist from Grand Rapids, featuring the music of Elton John, Billy Joel, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, David Bowie, America, The Eagles, The Beatles, and a variety of other classic pop artists. For over 20 years, he was the keyboardist and a lead vocalist for the Grand Rapids-based band Mid-Life Crisis, helping write and record three albums of original music: It’s All Good; It’s Always Something; and It’s About Time. With the band, he also had the opportunity to be an opening act for America, Blood Sweat & Tears, Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Dennis DeYoung, Ben Folds, Amy Grant, Tommy James, Kansas, Hal Ketchum, Sammy Kershaw, Marshall Tucker Band, Dave Mason, Eddie Money, Pure Prairie League, Mitch Ryder, Three Dog Night, The Tubes, Edgar Winter Group, and ZZ Top.... See MoreSee Less
BadJam
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
www.badjamlive.com
Disgusting, spoiled and otherwise rotten berry preserves? An hour-long version of "In A Gadda Da Vida" performed by a bunch of tone-deaf teenagers in a missile silo? Perhaps a combination of the two?
No, BadJam is the sum of its collective parts, literally. An acronym for its members, Bad Jam (Ben, Andrew, Dan, Otto (Jenson) and Amber) is a quintet featuring multi-layered vocals, dueling guitars and a driving rhythm section.
Playing everything from tried and true classic rock staples to contemporary pop hits and a host of varied popular styles in between, there's little they won't try.
With an ever increasing, wildly varied repertoire and often-irreverent approach to the material, BadJam has something for everyone.... See MoreSee Less
Daydrinkers Series-Manitou Blues
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
Manitou Blues is a new trio of experienced and celebrated players. Hailing from Michigan, Ohio, and Florida, the three members joined forces with one goal in mind: to play their favorite songs at their favorite northern Michigan venues. While they had worked together on other projects—or heard of one another through the musical grapevine—they didn't assemble under one name until 2023. Performers include John Kumjian, Johnathan North, and Scott Thompson, featuring guitars, bass, harmonica, vocal harmonies, and an eclectic mix of percussion. Manitou Blues performs acoustic versions of classic rock, Americana, folk, and uptempo blues.... See MoreSee Less
Jazz North 8
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
JazzNorth AKA The TundraTones is a little Big Band
comprised of area professional musicians that play classic swing, Latin, funk, blues, ballads, originals, and
"danceable jazz". Most of the group met playing in the Northwestern Michigan College jazz band and began performing as a septet under the name of Jazz North in the winter of 2004-05.
We have performed throughout Michigan at venues such as Milliken Auditorium, the TC Elks Club, Traverse City Country Club, Friday Night Live, WNMC radio
"Jazz from the Tradition", InsideOut Gallery, Traverse City Film Festival, Little Bohemia, Fountain Point Resort, The Homestead, The Old Art Building in Leland, the Grand Traverse Pavilions, and in concert at the Manitou Music Festival Dune Climb. The group has also provided music for dancing at wedding receptions from Grand Rapids to St. Ignace.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Derek Boik
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
A solo percussive acoustic musician, who plays all over northern Ml with over 25 years of professional live music experience with a 500+ song repertoire, which includes 60s-present day, blues, Motown, classic and alternative rock, folk and pop.
Little Dipper
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Little Dipper – Northern Michigan’s Premier ’90s Country Revivalists.
Born from a shared love of twang, tight harmonies, and the golden age of country music, Little Dipper brings the sound of the ’90s roaring back to life with honky-tonk swagger and a knowing wink. Hailing from the backroads and beer joints of Northern Michigan, this band of seasoned musicians isn’t just playing the hits—they’re living them. The lineup includes: Aaron Dye, whose work with StoneFolk continues to make waves in the Michigan folk-rock scene, plays the heartbreak machine (pedal steel). Mark Goike, a true utility knife of a drummer, keeps the train rolling with precision and groove, splitting his time between Little Dipper and holding down the beat for local jazz artist Robert Abate. James Hart, a staple of the state’s live music circuit and a driving force behind the cover supergroup The Daylites, demonstrates that he has friends in low places, those friends being the notes ringing from his bass guitar. Mike Leasia and Tom O’Brien, a duo forged in the fire of Hot n Bothered (Traverse City's favorite old time band), handle the keys and guitar respectively, the latter gaining notice in the boundary-pushing indie-pop-bossanova group Metal Bubble Trio. Rounding out the lineup is Jonathan Timm, singer/songwriter/fiddler who saw the light and now dedicates himself to reviving the era when country music truly peaked.
From boot-stomping anthems to heartstring-pulling ballads, Little Dipper delivers the songs you grew up loving—played the way they were meant to be played. Whether it's an Alan Jackson shuffle, a Shania-style singalong, or the deep cuts only the true fans remember, Little Dipper is here to bring back the soundtrack of pickup trucks, neon lights, and Saturday nights gone sideways.
For lovers of steel guitar, story songs, and the kind of country that still had a little dirt on its boots, Little Dipper is your band. Saddle up, Michigan—this is the ’90s country revival you didn’t know you needed... See MoreSee Less
Friday Happy Hour w/SkyeLea
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
"SkyeLea is a local talent blending RnB, Pop, and Jazz with heart and style - She delivers originals and covers with unique and soulful vocals. SkyeLea performs with a variety of groups, such as Trillium Groove and East Bay Drive, but it’s always a treat to see her solo.”
Stereobabe (Night 1)
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Two like-minded musicians virtually reach across the Detroit river, and start making delicious power-pop together. It’s as simple as that!
Bassist/Singer Leann Banks from Detroit (Von Bondies) and Guitarist/Singer Ted Lamont from Windsor (Blasternaut) are ready to take over the universe with the indie-pop sound of Stereobabe.
www.facebook.com/stereobabe
www.instagram.com/stereobabe_band?igsh=MXdoY2V1bmR6MXp6bA==... See MoreSee Less
The Daydrinkers Series-Jedi Clampetts
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Northwest Michigan's alternative twangers burst onto the scene in early 2020, a swaying freight train of churning musical momentum. Unstoppable, until there was an unprecedented global disturbance in the Force.
2021 will feature the Return of the Jedi...Clampetts. Swinging hips, tapping toes, having fun and being safe. Come to our gigs - join our heroes in the battle against intergalactic mediocrity!
Kathy Brandenburg - Vocals. Serenading with style and grace, or belting it out with a touch of twang. Kathy can bring a song to life and take it for a ride.
Mike Dwyer - Guitar. Rippin' riffs and tasteful tones, carefully dispensed with just the right amount of spice that keeps you coming back for more.
Matt Gregg - Drums, vocals. A titan of timing, able to find The One no matter how foggy. Rumor is, Matt was once used to calibrate an atomic clock.
Bill Brott - Bass Guitar, vocals. Laying the foundation, fulfilling the bottom line, we welcome our newest member. Bill nearly had too many principles to join JC, we let him in anyway.
Don Ackerman - Guitar, vocals. Rhythm raconteur, occasional string bender. Servicing the song, no warranties provided but many happy customers.
The Jedi Clampetts can be found making friends and music across all of Northern Michigan.... See MoreSee Less
Stereobabe (Night 2)
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Two like-minded musicians virtually reach across the Detroit river, and start making delicious power-pop together. It’s as simple as that!
Bassist/Singer Leann Banks from Detroit (Von Bondies) and Guitarist/Singer Ted Lamont from Windsor (Blasternaut) are ready to take over the universe with the indie-pop sound of Stereobabe.
www.facebook.com/stereobabe
www.instagram.com/stereobabe_band?igsh=MXdoY2V1bmR6MXp6bA==... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Andre Villoch
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
Drew Hale
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’.
Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
Chloe Kimes
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United States Map
Chloe Kimes is a Michigan native singer, songwriter and bandleader currently based in Nashville, TN. In 2022 Kimes independently released her debut album which was voted "Listener's Choice Album of the Year" by her home-state's WYCE Radio as well as landing her a spot on NPR Music's Top Ten Nashville Artists on the Rise. More recently, she released her new single "Coors Light" following its viral popularity garnering millions of listeners across her social media. Kimes is actively defining the next generation of folk-singing troubadours with an old-soul sensibility for storytelling in a spirited alt-country outfit. Born and raised on the lakeshores of northwest Michigan, she remains unbound by genre with vocals wrung out and steadfast as any before her.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Rachael Davis WSG/SkyLea Martin
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
(Honor Cover Appreciated)
Songwriter, banjo-piano-uke-guitar player, nurturer, seamstress, wearer of aprons, bearer of band-aids, maker of levity, staunch adversary of bullshit...
Multi-instrumentalist Rachael Davis is as renown for her expressive–and explosive–voice as she is for uniting the often desperate worlds of folk, blues, country, and pop.
Davis grew up not only in a family of musicians, but in an extended village of remarkable musicians and songwriters who nurtured and mentored her from the time she was born. Beginning by jingling ankle bells in perfect time on her months old feet in the middle of old timey jams and song circles, to contributing newly minted songs to Music Sundays, Rachael has always found her own unique part in the music. Her clear tone and uncanny memory for just about every song she’s ever heard came early, and has served her well throughout her career. As a child Davis took to harmony, piano, and ukulele, and at 8, joined the family band Lake Effect, performing regularly at folk festivals throughout her home state of Michigan and around the U.S. By age 12, and continuing each year since, Rachael has brought the Wheatland Music Festival to its knees closing the Sunday morning gospel set with her stunning solo acapella version of Amazing Grace.
“I was learning everything I could get my hands on and when I was 17, my father gave me his Bart Reiter banjo and taught me to play clawhammer style,” recalled Davis. “I like to joke that cursed me for life.”
At 20, already a professional and deeply moved by traditional mountain music, blues, and ballads, Davis composed and recorded her debut album “Minor League Deities,” then with that, and a heart full of promise Rachael Davis headed to Boston the day after the 911 attack. There she began performing in city subways and the streets of Cambridge. Within months she had made her mark on the Boston music scene winning the prestigious Boston Music Award for Best New Singer/Songwriter.
Davis often found sanctuary in the city’s basement level record stores as well as Boston’s premier acoustic music clubs where she made fans and friends of local stage veterans Vance Gilbert, Cheryl Wheeler, Josh Ritter, and indie rock’s parade float princess, Mary Lou Lord.
“In a way, they’re all still with me today,” says Davis, “I was part of a real music community there. My story was just like theirs. We all knew we were on a path to find something and for that moment, we were all in the same place.”
Because Davis has been swayed by so many different types of music, her style is difficult to file and will not languorously rest amid broader musical genres. “My slant on acoustic music can be explained by a mixed cassette tape that my father played during my early childhood while driving in our family’s Chevy Cavalier station wagon we nicknamed Iggy. On one side of the cassette was the soundtrack for the film The Big Chill. On the other was John Hartford’s “Areoplane”.” Today Davis describes her music as ‘Motown-Banjo’.
Davis has lent her voice to countless recordings for friends, film soundtracks, and even video games, but it is her intuitive and empathetic understanding of folk music—“the music of folks” as she calls it, and her original and thoughtful songwriting voice that has earned her fans around the U.S.
Recently she has collaborated in the critically acclaimed supergroup: The Sweetwater Warblers.
Comprised of Rachael Davis, Lindsay Lou, and May Erliwine, all three premiere Michigan-grown songbirds.
Rachael Davis now lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband, critically acclaimed bassist Dominic John Davis with whom she performs as The Davis Duo. They have two children.... See MoreSee Less
Full Cord
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Honor Cover Show
When it comes to movers and shakers in the bluegrass world, Full Cord is a super-
group on the rise.
After winning the prestigious 2022 Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition in
Colorado, the Michigan-based group followed that with another much-coveted
honor when the International Bluegrass Music Association named Full Cord its
“Momentum Award Band of the Year.”
While mandolinist Brian Oberlin notes the band’s music “is new and fresh to the
ears of seasoned bluegrass fans,” the bluegrass traditions in Full Cord have deep
roots.
The band’s debut album on Nashville’s Dark Shadow Recording, Cambium
dropped in 2023 and is still hitting the bluegrass charts.
Full Cord’s songwriting has reached a new “tipping point,” Manager Katie Kirchner suggests, enhanced by the group’s vast repertoire and robust experience in numerous band projects over the years.
And Oberlin insists the band is “just hitting its stride” – ready to follow in the
footsteps of fellow Michigan bluegrass icons Billy Strings and Greensky Bluegrass
as yet another star in the making.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Andre Villoch
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
Drew Hale
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’.
Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
Looking Forward-CSN&Y Tribute
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
John Kumjian, Chris Skellenger, Pat Niemisto and Roger Tarczon perform their CSN&Y Tribute!
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Barefoot!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Barefoot music brings the #highfives and #goodvibes to Lake Ann Brewing!
Playing a mix of original arrangments and cover songs that you know and love, Barefoot is always pleasing the masses with our unique acoustic jams.
Boasting wonderful, bluesy vocalist Jenni Rae, Harmonica guru, Phil Coryell, Bee Jay Reffitt on the upright bass and Nathon Lane on acoustic guitar,
Barefoot was elected "Best Band" by the readers of the Record Patriot!... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Andre Villoch
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Famed for his dynamic vocal range and vivacious onstage wit and charm, Andre is authentic, soulful and gritty. He's known for his lyrical prowess by delivering satisfying melodies about life, love and the allure of music. With roots in opera, pop, gospel, bluegrass and folk, his songs bear the mark of rich heritage of musical inspiration.
Drew Hale
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’.
Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.... See MoreSee Less
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
New Third Coast is a trio of musicians who come together to deliver a unique Power Folk, Leelanau County style sound. Their strong three-part harmonies, combined with diverse instrumental musical expression, have created a large following throughout Northwestern Lower Michigan and beyond. The trio includes Patrick Niemisto on bass, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, John Kumjian on guitar, harmonica, piano, and bass, and Bryan Poirier on guitar. All three are songwriters and their work is celebrated as eclectic and refreshing in content and delivery.... See MoreSee Less
Fifth Gear Band
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Traverse City's premier cover band!
Looking Forward-CSN&Y Tribute
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
John Kumjian, Chris Skellenger and Pat Niemisto perform their near famous CSN&Y Tribute!
Drew Hale & Levi Britton
6535 First St, Lake Ann, MI Map
Join these two Traverse City heavy hitters on stage together for one night only!
All over the Midwest and around the country, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with soaring vocals, haunting melodies, and high energy live shows. A native Texan, Drew’s style of music pays homage to his roots in the red dirt and southern rock scenes of Texas and the Southwest, while his lyrics speak to his deep affection for the lifestyle and culture of his home in Northern Michigan. Drew is the winner of the 34th annual Country Showdown national championship, which took place at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and earned him the title of ‘Best New Act in Country Music’.
Drew and his band refer to their unique musical genre as “Roots Rock”, a high octane blend of country, blues, and rock and roll. A Drew Hale live show serves up a mix of high energy original music as well as a wide range of creatively re-imagined covers. Whether solo, duo, trio, or full band, there is sure to be something that will catch your ear, and leave you singing all night long.
Levi Britton is an indie/folk/rock artist who hails from Traverse City, Michigan. Growing up around music sparked his drive to make it his profession. At age 20 Levi moved to Chicago, playing down in the subways, Potbelly restaurants, and any gig he could find. Eventually Britton co-founded his band, Down the Line, that went on to release five albums and toured the country for ten years with artists such as The Gin Blossoms, Pat Benatar, Peter Frampton, America, Lighthouse, and others.
In 2011, Levi and DTL band mate Dan Myers formed Stolen Silver, releasing two albums—most recently in June 2014. Stolen Silver has been touring with actor Gary Sinise and The Lieutenant Dan Band, playing stadiums and military bases in support of U.S. troops and their families.
In addition to playing with Stolen Silver, Levi launched a solo career at a whole new level in 2014. After years of fans clamoring for a solo project, Levi hit the studio to record all new, original music. His first solo record, Inside, is a blend of folk, indie-rock and soul with intricate, tasty vocals and masterful instrumentation.... See MoreSee Less