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Emmy Woods at Dubliner
With hints of country, folk, and blues, Emmy’s songs showcase both her knack for storytelling, her strengths in musical artistry, and her impressive vocal abilities.
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Lance and Lea at Rosemount Central Park Bandshell ***SoundMinnesota insider tip*** Sponsored By REMAX Chris and Lisa Handley
Lea grew up Amish, listening to country music & singing in church & Lance grew up playing in arock band in the Texas club scene. The two met randomly in Nashville, TN & after their firstsongwriting session together, formed the duo Lance and Lea.Marked by old school country/rock influences with Texas blues guitar, storytelling lyrics &soothing harmonies, their collaborative genius is on fire, with over 500 songs written. Their firstalbum “There Goes My Heart,” with Grammy award winning producer Paul Worley was releasedin late 2018 & their music has garnered airplay in the UK, Ireland, and in Music City, NashvilleTennessee.The duo won “New Artist Of The Year” at the 2019…
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The Eclectics
The Eclectics are a bluegrass-based trio, playing old favorites, surprising bluegrass (covers of older pop and country), and original music.
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Gawker Slowdown – Eric Kalenze
Influences include Joe Pernice, Neil Young, Freedy Johnston, Tweedy/Wilco, Elvis Costello, Springsteen, Ron Sexsmith, Dylan, Randy Newman, Lyle Lovett, Neil Finn/Crowded House, Petty, Graham Parker.
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Doug Otto at Dubliner
Doug has made fantastic original music and renditions of blues and country songs for almost 2 decades.
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Gawker Slowdown – Eric Kalenze
Influences include Joe Pernice, Neil Young, Freedy Johnston, Tweedy/Wilco, Elvis Costello, Springsteen, Ron Sexsmith, Dylan, Randy Newman, Lyle Lovett, Neil Finn/Crowded House, Petty, Graham Parker.
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Debbie Anthony w/Johnathan Moeller at 318
Honey-voiced singer/recording artist, Debbie Anthony, blends her love for Country, Americana, Gospel and Pop innovators into a style that is uniquely hers. With a confidence and flair for bringing her songs to life, Debbie skillfully engages her audience by weaving her story through soulful and tuneful music. Like so many Country singers before her, Debbie’s path led her to Nashville where she recorded her sophomore album, “More To Be Said“, with grammy-award winning, Gena Johnson. Debbie is joined by talented and experienced guitarist/vocalist Johnathan Moeller and percussionist Ryan Rader. The audience is guaranteed a great show!
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Doug Otto at Dubliner
Doug has made fantastic original music and renditions of blues and country songs for almost 2 decades.
