Old Settler's Music Festival: Flounders Without Eyes & Jomo and The Possum Posse - Thursday in Dale - Apr 21, 2023

Armchair Boogie

2 concerts

Armchair Boogie, formed in Wisconsin in 2015, is known for vibrant bluegrass music. They've wowed festivals like Summer Camp and MerleFest and shared stages with Leftover Salmon and Yonder Mountain String Band.

Goodnight, Texas

2 concerts

Goodnight, Texas is a folk rock band led by Avi Vinocur and Patrick Dyer Wolf, blending storytelling, folk, blues, and rock with sincerity and wit.

John R. Miller

6 concerts

John R. Miller, born in West Virginia, is a Nashville-based artist known for his introspective country and folk-rock. His albums, including "Heat Comes Down" and "Depreciated," reveal deep truths about human emotions. Influenced by traditional fiddle music, Miller first performed in garage bands and string bands, gaining a reputation for his raw honesty and communal music style.

Molly Tuttle

7 concerts

Molly Tuttle, Grammy-winning American bluegrass artist known for her dazzling guitar work, blends country, rock, and pop. Nominated Best New Artist, she's a boundary-pusher and alopecia advocate.

The Brothers Comatose

11 concerts

The Brothers Comatose, a San Francisco roots band founded by Ben and Alex Morrison, blend old-school string band sounds with rock. Known for rich harmonies, lively shows, and hits from six albums, they've toured with Lake Street Dive and played major festivals.

Tommy Emmanuel

38 concerts

Grammy-winning Australian guitarist Tommy Emmanuel, famed for virtuosic finger-style playing, has performed worldwide, collaborated with Clapton and Knopfler, and inspired generations.

Sunny War

2 concerts

Sunny War, born Sydney Lyndella Ward in Nashville, revitalizes folk and blues with modern themes. Known for tracks like "With the Sun," she built a following after battling substance abuse and relocating to Venice Beach. Her self-released album "Worthless" and EP "Can I Sit With You" earned critical acclaim. Sunny occasionally plays in her punk band Anus Kings and has been praised by LA Weekly.