The Tamburitzans
The Tamburitzans have expanded their repertoire throughout the past eight decades to include a wide variety of folk dance and music representing international cultures. Eighty plus years, several international tours, hundreds of performers, and hundreds of thousands of audience members later, the Tamburitzans’ show is an annual tradition for some, and a delightful new surprise […]
That 70’s Music
Nashville Hitmen, under the music direction of Mark Oliverius (Lorrie Morgan, Pam Tillis, Joe Diffie, Sawyer Brown, Mickey Gilley) as we perform some of the most iconic songs of the 60's and 70's From Linda Ronstadt, ABBA, Fleetwood Mac, Aerosmith, Croce, REO Speedwagon and Dionne Warwick, to B.W, Stevenson, Jackie DeShannon, Journey, Hall and Oates, […]
Beethoven & Banjos
Northwoods Music Collaborative presents the 10th year of “Beethoven and Banjos” the Upper Peninsula’s annual festival blending diverse musical styles. The theme this year, “Between the Spaces”, invites the audience to experience the relationship between visual and sonic arts and how they connect us. Come as you are; pay what you can.
Brass Roots Trio
One of the most unique ensembles in the country, BRASS ROOTS TRIO has won acclaim for its adventurous programming, breathtaking virtuosity and artistic passion. With three musicians and a variety of instruments – trumpet, flugelhorn, French horn, Native American flute, vocals and piano – Travis Heath, Douglas Lundeen and Rosetta Senkus Bacon infuse their music […]
Rosie and the Rivets
Rosie & The Rivets perform an electrifying female fronted tribute to the formative years (1954-1964) of Rock & Roll and some contemporary music with a retro twist. Along with Rock & Roll favorites, you’ll hear Girl Group, Surf, Soul and British Invasion featuring Rosie’s powerful and versatile voice and backed by a band with extensive […]
Seth Brown Duo
The Seth Brown Duo, a couple, dreamers, and full time storytelling musicians! Seth Brown is a true gem of a songwriter. Growing up in a large musical family surrounded by the Eagle Cap wilderness of rural eastern Oregon, he’s spent the majority of his life writing songs with six strings in hand.
WOR
Back to the 1780's! If it sounded good back then, why not today? WÖR (pronounced ‘were’) is a band of five musicians whose curiosity, passion and talent has led to a niche goldmine of melodies in stunning contemporary arrangements. With their finely textured arrangements WÖR injects new energy into 18th-century melodies from the Flanders region […]