Expect an evening of acoustic folk music in the vein of Nick Drake, Alejandro Escovedo, Jackson Browne, Townes Van Zandt, Gram Parsons, Fred Eaglesmith, Julie Miller, and beyond.  Music of darkness and light, sin and salvation.  Adams will focus heavily on the upcoming album “Sprinkle Your Crumbs On My Grave” and songs from previous release “The Todd Adams Experience,” with songs from other folks to round things out.

Enjoy live music with a selection original arrangements from The Christian Swensen Trio, including Josh Gallagher, Nathan Norman, and some special guests!

The Cathy Reitz Trio features Cathy on vocals/Melodica and two of her favorite musicians, Jeff Reitz on woodwinds and Nick Poss on piano. We have been performing together for over 20 years. We have years of musical experience and would like to share it with you. Our entertaining song list covers over 100 years of great music, the Roaring 20’s to the 2020’s. We can be Family Friendly or a bit on the Sassy Side and we always have fun.

Wyatt Thomson possesses a voice that echos the soundscapes of the dance halls, supper clubs, and road houses that still litter the landscape of his home in the Chippewa Valley of Wisconsin.

​Citing Tom Waits as his biggest influence, it’s safe to say that Thomson (Like Waits) seems to have skipped right over decades of music that might have otherwise changed his sound for the worst.

One of Thomson’s biggest appeals is that he sounds like an artist transported from the 1950’s honky tonks of the Midwest, and dropped off into the second decade of the 21st century unscathed by the worst aspects of pop country, pop music, and an industry forever changed by technology.

Not unlike a character from a Roger Miller song, Thomson has the bona fides of working pawn shops, odd jobs, and scraping by in the rust belt landscape of NW Wisconsin. As a result, he’s gained the street wise and cynical wisdom that is earned young from such a life.

The world may press onward with its insane pace, but Thomson ambles along with a casual confidence and story telling tales that feel like they’re ripped from old paperbacks in a truck stop, or found in some lost postwar beatnik manuscript.