Bring your instruments, talent, friends and family. Perform in front of a supportive crowd and have a blast! All ages welcome. Last Thursday of most months, check our facebook for updates.

From good cowboys gone bad to the woesome troubles of the modern American wanderer, Tylor & The Train Robber’s songs explore a span of generations linked by a common spirit.

Jonathan Warren and David Henry are are hitting the road. Playing some old Billy Goat favorites and lots of new tunes for ya as well. Tell your friends and enemies we are headed your way. Special guest TBA so follow this tour to keep posted.

Ezza Rose left her musical family in a small mining town, to pursue the arts in big city Los Angeles. Ezza was on her own and overwhelmed by stage fright, but instead of giving up, she used her challenges as training. She made herself perform her melodic heartfelt songs for strangers to gain confidence and inspiration. Ezza would eventually find middle ground in Portland, a smaller city with a buzzing artistic community to foster her musical vision.

Tylor’s songwriting takes you back to songwriters of early classic country, where a story is told and you can see it unfold in your mind’s eye.

Nick Delffs (formerly Death Songs, The Shaky Hands) is creating a divine fusion between Townes Van Zandt and James Brown by means of his own mighty, highly original soul. There is that deep love and physicality of rhythm and syncopation married to the studied lyricism of folk. It is a potent combo — a truly alchemical vision that deserves the world’s utmost attention.

Jess and George met at party in 2009, with their spontaneous duet of the Prince song, “Pussy Control”. Soon after that they formed a band around a principle of originality and ruthless editing of their work. The name of the band draws inspiration from southern author William Faulkner who would tell his writing students that ‘sometimes in writing you must strangle your darlings’. Jess is a trained classical violinist but picked up cello and discovered that she was actually a…

Bring your instruments, talent, friends and family. Perform in front of a supportive crowd and have a blast! All ages welcome. Last Thursday of most months, check our facebook for updates.