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Zac Grooms
After winning his first local singing competition in 1998, Zac Grooms has become not only a locally known singer/songwriter/guitarist, but also a Nashville and Northwest recording artist, music producer, and band leader for Northwest country music group Brewer’s Grade Band. Zac has written/co-written over 60 songs including a number one on the independent country charts in 1999 (If I Had My Way), a Christmas song for “The Least Of These” a wonderful independent Christmas movie released in 2019 (Kid at Christmas Time), and a single release by fellow country artist Jessie Leigh called “irresistible”. Zac continues to make a name for himself on the northwest music industry by always finding new ways to create, share, and connect country music in the northwest and west coast.
Tiffany Bird
Multi-day events
3Andrew Redland-Live Music
Andrew is a self-taught Americana, Country and Blues singer-songwriter/guitar player originally from Arizona. His songs range from cheeky gospel hymns to murder
The Old Yellers
The Old Yellers began in early 2001 when founding members Michael Berly and Matty V Hartless came together with the goal to write great songs built around vocal harmonies and well crafted stories. The idea was to write songs with a message that could be felt and understood by nearly anyone. They were soon joined by friends Diego Joyeux and Tim Connell and this core group has been playing together in one form or another ever since.
In the years that followed, albums were made, tours were undertaken, fun was had and many great musicians would take their turn coming in and adding to the overall magic. It is difficult to label them any one thing, because at times they have seemed more Rock and Roll, or Alt-Country, or Americana, or Folk Rock, but there is and always has been, a consistency, a uniqueness, something special, that has woven itself throughout the path they have traveled. Whether you call them The Old Yellers or The Yellers, they are are at heart, an American band, writing and performing their own original music, that above all, strives to evolve the consciousness of the global community and generate a real revolution of spirit.
The Bands powerhouse core has been blessed to surround themselves with a cast of stellar musicians who have, for nearly 15 years, formed the family band that is The Old Yellers. The band defies the limits of categorization into a single genre and can take a crowd on a seamless journey from raucous country honky tonk, to tender heartfelt ballads, past a potential Irish jig and back to the cornerstone of rock and roll all in the span of just a few songs. Yeller music is an eclectic blend of rollicking good time songs that win crowds over again and again.
Live Music - Jesse Young
John Bunzow
John Bunzow’s mix of eclectic musical influences – melding blues, country, rock and even jazz – have helped establish him as an original artist of heartfelt depth, substance and style.
THE SILVER BELLES
The Silver Belles
Sylva Ridge, Tennessee, is known for one thing during the holiday season: its Christmas pageant. When Oralene, the guiding force behind the production, suddenly passes away, the tight-knit group of women she left behind—known as the Silver Belles—must step up to save the show. As they fumble through rehearsals and face old wounds, they rediscover their voices, their strength, and their deep bond with one another. With twangy new country tunes, holiday classics, and plenty of Southern charm, The Silver Belles rings in the season with community and the kind of chosen family that helps us find our place—even when we feel a little lost.
Book by Allyson Currin
Music by Matt Conner
Lyrics by Stephen Gregory Smith
Based on an idea by Cathy Alter and Sandra Johnson
Co-directed and choreographed by Dan Murphy and Clara-Liis Hillier
This show is presented without intermission.
Ira and The Half Moon at The Wild Hare Saloon OC - Mrs. Ira’s Big Hair Birthday Bash
An energetic birthday bash lands at The Wild Hare Saloon OC as Ira and The Half Moon salute Courtney, also known as Mrs. Ira, with a set of rock, country, and alt rock covers built for a lively night. Big 80s hair and acid wash jeans are encouraged to match the theme. Admission is free, and entry is limited to guests 21 and over.
Joel Gibson Jr.
Playing kickoff parties for Watershed & Pendleton Whisky Fest and opening for artists such as Zach Top, Drake Milligan, Chris Janson, Joe Nichols, Trace Adkins, Paul Overstreet, Allie Colleen & Ned Ledoux, this is a performance you won’t want to miss!
The eclectic blend of his alluring originals and expansive catalog of familiar genre-spanning covers will take you on a captivating and evocative musical odyssey that is a must-see!
With his wide-ranging, original song catalog, extensive touring experience and diverse stage shows – from solo acoustic performances to fronting a rowdy, good-time band – Joel Gibson Jr. fully embraces his country/rock roots and truly expresses his persona as the Eclectic Outlaw.
Joel, a native of the great state of Washington, has forged a lasting bond with loyal fans throughout the PNW. And, as his string of albums, online appearances and live shows within an ever-expanding touring radius continues to grow, that group is increasing as well.
Once you catch a JGJ show and experience Joel’s powerful stage presence, sincere storytelling and expert musicianship, it’s a good bet you’ll be a fan of the Eclectic Outlaw, too.
Slicker + Dance Your Boots Off line dance lesson
21 & Over | $15 Advance, $20 Day of Show | Slicker is a 7-piece country rock band, playing the best country hits while taking you on a musical tour through the decades and genres. Slicker delivers a rock concert-style performance, and brings an energetic party vibe that gets people knocking chairs over to get to the dance floor.
This night of kick-your-heels-up country music begins with a FREE line dance lesson from the Dance Your Boots Off crew.
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Live Music: Sav Partridge
TMD
Tom Mann, born in India and raised in Iowa, discovered his passion for music at a young age. Influenced by artists like The Eagles and Kenny Rogers; stationed in West Germany, he immersed himself in country music, performing at military clubs and opening for renowned acts such as Charlie Daniels; after recording his first tracks in New Mexico's Norman Petty Studios, he pursued his dream full-time, sharing stages with Keith Urban, LeAnn Rimes, and others; currently, he's working on his latest project, a collection of Nashville-style songs featuring contributions from esteemed musicians.
The Silver Belles
Sylvia Ridge, Tennessee is known for one thing during the holiday season: their Christmas pageant. When Oralene, the guiding force behind the production suddenly passes away, the tight-knit group of women she left behind—known as the Silver Belles—must step up to save the show. As they fumble through rehearsals and face old wounds, they rediscover their voices, their strength, and their deep bond with one another. With twangy new country tunes, holiday classics, and plenty of Southern charm, The Silver Belles rings in the season with community and the kind of chosen family that helps us find our place—even when we feel a little lost.
Rodeo Rose
West before west was cool! Rodeo Rose has been playing country music at various venues like fairs, rodeos, and bars for over a decade. Playing hits from the 90s to what is currently on radio, their goal is to get people on the dance floor and keep them there!