Captivating
and distinctive blue collar roots music from Fort Macleod,
Alberta. The Calgary Sun wrote, "John Wort Hannam has a
Gordon Lightfoot-like skill at penning songs". He writes
songs that champion the way things used to be, small towns,
the working class, and the sanctity of the land and those
who work it.
Huband
and wife, in a rare concert together. A Valentine's Day Treat.
Austin, TX-based
singer/songwriter Danny Schmidt is a writer's writer, with a lyrical depth
drawing comparisons to Leonard Cohen, Townes Van Zandt, and Dave Carter.
Upon winning the prestigious Kerrville New Folk award in 2007, Sing Out
Magazine tagged Schmidt "the best new songwriter we've heard in 15
years." Just one man sitting alone on stage with his acoustic guitar and his
poetry, in the timeless troubadour tradition, his musical influences draw
from deeply-rooted Appalachian mountain gospel to haunted English balladry,
from syncopated Piedmont country blues to vagabond 60’s protest folk-stumpery.
But it all boils down to just great songwriting, in a singular style all his
own. Not to be missed.
Carrie Elkin is a soulful singer with a gypsy spirit, a
songwriter with a keen eye. Inspired by her travels and the many places she
has called home-- Ohio, New Mexico, Colorado, Boston, Austin--she documents
the human condition with sensitivity and humor, crafting songs that have
garnered attention at prestigious songwriting contests, including Mountain
Stage NewSong and the Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist Showcase.
Carrie is a born performer, possessing an infectious energy that cannot be
contained. As Maverick Magazine so eloquently put it: “We have
never seen a performer so in love with the act of singing. Onstage Elkin was
simply a force of nature.” With her dazzling voice and unpretentious charm,
she wins over new fans at every show, whether playing at a headlining club
gig, singing the national anthem in front of 20,000 at a Chicago Bulls game
or opening for artists like Jesse Winchester, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and
Greg Brown.
Mack
Bailey is a nationally acclaimed singer/songwriter who is gaining an
ever-larger audience with his strong, expressive classically trained tenor
voice, with an impressive range and pure clean quality. He writes
sensitive original songs that express the deepest of human emotion, social
conscience, and lighthearted fun. In concerts, he touches the
listener's heart and tickles their funny bone.
Mack performs solo
and in two popular folk groups. In early 2004, he became a
new member of the world-renowned legendary folk trio,
The Limeliters,
a beloved group that has entertained audiences all over the world for over
35 years. As a member of
The Hard Travelers
and "Tribute to John Denver" productions, Mack has sung with dozens of
folk and country
stars.
Take I-95 to Northlake Blvd., East for 1.1 miles.
Turn right on Dixie Highway and go .7 miles. At traffic light, stay
straight on what becomes Park Avenue. Go .4 miles to theatre on right.