Events

9:30pm - Close - Gordon Sterling and The People: Soulful Echoes of Unity and Awareness This is not just music; it's a movement – for, by, and about the People. In […]

12pm - 3pm - The Stock Pot Manouche sounds to make your Sunday start off right. A combination of Gypsy jazz, funk, and blues.

4pm - 8pm - Radish is a self-proclaimed “bluegrass-ish” string band from Baltimore. They are known to blur the lines of traditional bluegrass with a repertoire that spans from old-school to […]

9pm - Close - Jack Waugh - DC-Native Guitarist and Towson University Professor Jack Waugh presents Americana land, his Jazz-Americana-Fusion trio featuring bassist Danny Schultheis and drummer Sean Sidley. With an […]

6pm - 10pm - Go Kart – Ken Gutberlet and Jess McQuay team up to play an ever-evolving, varied repertoire that spans the acoustic bluegrass, rock, funk and country spectrum. There […]

8pm - 12am - Fleet Street Blues -House rockin’ blues featuring Baltimore’s own Fleet Street Blues band. These guys bring a seriously fun and danceable brand of old-school electric blues and […]

8pm - 12am - Matt Everhart & Company - Matthew Everhart is a performing bassist and professor of music for Carroll Community College. His active playing career began in the late […]

8pm - 12am - Skyla Burrell Blues Band is a full time, hardworking traveling blues band, known for their high-energy electric blues “Sassy, sexy and full of fire, this crew rallies […]

5pm - 8pm -  Wingin' It. Three like-minded musicians fueled by a lifetime of the love of rock and blues.

9:30pm - Close - Coffee & Red is a Baltimore, MD based band that plays a variety of covers from different genres putting their own spin on them while mixing in […]

12pm - 3pm - Rachel Hall is a singer/songwriter/guitarist known for her powerhouse voice. Fans compare her to Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, Brandi Carlile, and Janis Joplin. She leads The Rachel […]

4pm - 8pm - Paladia - Sound flowing from roots of blues and rock, charged with the grit of funk, frolicking with the freedom of jam.