Join us Friday, April 26th, 8PM-11PM, for live music by Mercy Creek!

Power Folk! This couple will amaze you with their powerful folksy approach to progressive music. A must see band!

Join us on Saturday, April 27th, 8PM-11PM, for live music by The Chris Timbers Band.

Join us on Friday, May 3rd, 8PM-11PM for live music by Skribe!

Skribe plays an oil can called a canjo-zookie. It’s an eight-string guitar with a biting, blues-y rasp. Skribe’s got the voice (and the old-school Cadillac) to match. Accompanying himself on the suitcase-kick and hi-hat, Skribe’s “M.I.Y.” is a barn-burning roots number.
- Ben Naddaff-Hafrey NPR

Join us on Saturday, May 4th, 8PM-11PM for live music by Yinz- Jake Phillips, Pete Thomas and Mike Jewell.

OG Loudoun Country Boys and guaranteed to be a grand time!

Join us on Friday, May 10th, 8pm-11pm, for live music by Hard Swimmin' Fish.

Hard Swimmin’ Fish is an ensemble deeply rooted in the traditions of American music. Our down home roots sound pilfers from the best that early American music has to offer including blues, jazz, funk and swing, and churn it all up into a spicy brew that is familiar yet uniquely our own.

Join us on Saturday, May 11th, 8PM-11PM, for live music by Pictrola.

Pictrola fuses bluegrass with rock, jazz, and pop, performing a mixture of both originals and fun takes on old favorites.

The band first played together at DelFest Academy in 2017 and has since evolved to integrate many styles of music - traditional bluegrass, blues, swing, jazz, rock, punk, and whatever else floats their boat – into their performances. The band, which features close vocal harmonies and skillful instrumental work, has played numerous events and venues!

Join us on Friday, May 17th, 8PM-11PM, for live music by The Rowdy Acres

Raucous bluegrass/Country rock band.

Join us on Saturday, May 18th, 8PM-11PM for live music by the Short Hill Mountain Boys!

The Short Hill Mountain Boys play their own blend of bluegrass, old-time, cajun, classic country and folk music with a rare passion. Their harmony vocals, fiddling and guitar picking are tight and practiced like the suit-and-cowboy-hat bluegrass acts, but imbued with the authenticity, spontaneity, and infectious good time of old time mountain music in which they are well steeped.

Join us Friday, May 24th, 8PM-11PM for live music by Zac Townsend.

Born and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Zac Townsend has blended himself with every ingredient in the melting pot of genres and artists in the Shenandoah Valley and beyond since he began playing shows at age 14.
With earlier roots playing in rock and metal bands, there's an undeniable rasp to his voice and aggression in his delivery. Townsend has found a way to blend that intensity into the smoother Americana and Country Blues sound that is at the forefront of his songs, drawing inspiration from Danny O'Keefe, The Devil Makes Three, Jason Isbell and Tyler Childers, to name very few. That combination of influences can make it hard to pinpoint an exact genre to call him at times, but is sure to offer a little taste of something for everyone.
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