ILLPO & Friends
NuBeing Collective
John Howie Jr. And The Rosewood Bluff w/ Ramona & The Holy Smokes
Justin Jeansonne
2025 has been big year with Justin on already sold out shows with Red Clay Strays at Red Rocks and The Wharf Amphitheater. Born in Mobile, Alabama, Justin Jeansonne, a 34-year-old singer-songwriter, embarked on his musical journey after serving in the United States Marine Corps. Alongside his passion for crafting country music, Justin nurtures horses and embraces a simple, rural lifestyle to stay connected to his roots and family. After touring across the US all year long, including direct support on several sold-out shows with The Red Clay Strays and The Steel Woods and Drake White, Justin returned to the studio and has two brand new records out this year! “Little Jake” and “Cowboys of the road” We are looking forward to what’s already shaping up to be an even bigger 2026
Kill The Buddha (album release show) w/ Bella Nona, and Open Field
Dance From Above ft: A Lana w/ Rahl, Niervash, and 50ft
Aaron Irwin Trio
The Aaron Irwin Trio is an exploratory and dynamic ensemble featuring Aaron Irwin(saxophones, clarinets), Mike Baggetta (guitar), and Bill Campbell (drums). The groupthrives on pushing the boundaries of structure, form, and improvisation, creating music thatis both deeply interactive and texturally rich. With a focus on group interplay, the trio craftsnon-conventional song forms that evolve organically in performance, blurring the linesbetween composition and spontaneous creation. Each member brings a distinctive voice shaped by years of collaboration and work withsome of the most forward-thinking artists in jazz and beyond. Baggetta (mssv, Jim Keltner,David Torn) is known for his atmospheric yet raw approach to the guitar, while Campbell(Breastfist, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Madison Cunningham, Andrew Bird) provides a fluid andexpressive rhythmic foundation. Irwin (Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society, Jamie Baum’sSeptet +, Gabe Kahane) ties it together with a melodic sensibility that embraces both clarityand abstraction. The trio first made its mark with Wobegon (Fresh Sound New Talent, 2018), an album thatestablished their distinctive aesthetic. Their latest release, (After) (Adhyâropa Records,2024), further refines their approach, earning critical praise for its expansive compositionsand immersive sound. With years of collaboration behind them, the Aaron Irwin Triocontinues to evolve, creating music that is unpredictable, expressive, and deeply connected.
Renée Gros w/ Drew Foust
Chrishawn Darby & Chicken Greese (a tribute to D’Angelo)
Chrishawn Darby & “Chicken Grease” this night will be a tribute to the Artist D’Angelo celebrating the 25th year anniversary of the release of his Album Voodoo. There will be lots of great music and fun so be there!!!!!
Abigail Dowd, Jason Adamo, and Lakota John
Jason Adamo – Jason Adamo is a singer/songwriter. Currently residing in Raleigh, NC, Adamo has lived in New York City and Nashville immersing himself in each cities music and songwriting scene. Adamo sharpened his chops in the NYC subway system, as a street performer, developing a powerhouse sound, that can only be bred on train platforms underground. With his distinctive voice and personal performance, Jason Adamo proves not only his ability to provide a solid body of acoustic work, but couple that with the force of his personality and you are left with the knowledge that you can’t ignore him or his music. Jason has also received Gold and Platinum plaques for his songwriting work on country artist Brett Young’s debut album. (USA & Canada) Lakota John- Lakota John is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from North Carolina with Lumbee and Oglala Lakota roots. Influenced by his dads music collection, he picked up the guitar at 7 years old and since has toured nationally and internationally. Lakota John blends elements of Folk, Jazz, Rock, & Blues, to create his sound while learning alongside mentors. Abigail Dowd Our fearless host who still enjoys music most when it’s embedded in real life, sitting around a fire, singing harmonies around an old family piano, or every third Tuesday night at the Flat Iron. Each month Abigail invites musician friends to fall into space with her and the audience for what she describes as an evening in her adopted living room. They collaborate, share new songs, play old favorites, make things up, make you cry, make you laugh and most of all make you glad you came.
