April 17 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Jared Daws & The Dusk Singers are a four-piece band from southern Mississippi whose passions and interests lie in the preservation and continuance of true country/Americana music. Initiated in late 2023 by singer-songwriter Jared Daws, what started out as a solo project quickly came to fruition as his independent hit-single “Fighter Boy” began climbing the charts. Since the formation of the full band, Jared Daws & The Dusk Singers have been featured on Fox 8 Live & WWLTV Ch 4, have 3 songs in full time rotation on FM radio, and are 6-time award winners with awarded titles such as “Best Country Band.”

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April 17 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Jared Daws & The Dusk Singers are a four-piece band from southern Mississippi whose passions and interests lie in the preservation and continuance of true country/Americana music. Initiated in late 2023 by singer-songwriter Jared Daws, what started out as a solo project quickly came to fruition as his independent hit-single “Fighter Boy” began climbing the charts. Since the formation of the full band, Jared Daws & The Dusk Singers have been featured on Fox 8 Live & WWLTV Ch 4, have 3 songs in full time rotation on FM radio, and are 6-time award winners with awarded titles such as “Best Country Band.”

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April 18 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

The Terrapins band are gulf coast locals playing the music they love by the Grateful Dead, Allman Bros, Beatles, and more. With a focus on improvisation and jamming, they will keep the grooves going all evening long.

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April 24 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Hanan’s artistic identity is defined by musical versatility and emotional storytelling. He describes his sound as “rural progressive” – an acoustic-based, lyrically rich blend of folk, soul, progressive rock, Americana and classic country. This unique mix reflects a wide spectrum of influences. One can hear echoes of folk troubadours, Southern rock, classic country, jazz and R&B in his songs. “Versatility is [his] game,” wrote Lagniappe, noting that Hanan effortlessly floats between genres depending on the mood. Lyrically, Hanan’s songwriting is heartfelt and introspective, often rooted in personal experience and a desire to connect. “It always starts with feel…with an emotion inside of me that must be expressed outwardly and musically,” Hanan has said of his notoriously intensive writing process. His major influences include Hall and Oates, Paul Simon, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Elvis Costello, The Grateful Dead, George Strait, The Eagles, and The Counting Crows.

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April 25 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Big Al and the Heavyweights originally formed in 1996 as the Unknown Blues Band, with founding members Al Lauro, Warren Haynes (Allman Brothers Band and Gov’t Mule), and pianist Rick Gergen (Sweethearts of the Rodeo). Of course, Warren is no longer in the band but Big Al has formed a solid array of musicians that features guitarist vocalist extraordinaire Marcel Anton, Dennis “the menace” Cedeno from Brooklyn NY, and harp player, vocalist from Detroit Dangerous Dale Robinson

The latest recording “Love One Another” (Vizztone Label Group) includes special musical guests Luther Dickinson of the North MS Allstars and former Heavyweight and harmonica virtuoso, Jason Ricci.

“Love One Another” was recorded at famed Suite Mix Studios in Slidell, LA with George Curreau Jr engineering and producing who is noted for Funky Meters guitarist Brian Stoltz’s numerous recording projects. The album charted at # 19 on the Living Blues Charts and #15 on The North American College & Community Radio Chart and # 8 on the Roots Music Blues Chart .

Big Al and the Heavyweights’ live performances are family oriented, energetic and most of all fun. This is a show you don’t want to miss!

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May 2 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Karley Nichols & The Common Cents is a Mississippi-based band led by dual female vocalists Karley Nichols and Kelsey Smith, who share lead vocals and keys. Blending pop, rock, alternative, southern rock, and neo-soul, their sound draws from ’90s and early 2000s influences like Alanis Morissette, Paramore, Fleetwood Mac, and The Beatles. Known for tight harmonies and energetic live shows, the band mixes nostalgic favorites with original, hook driven songs.

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May 6 @ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

The Red Radio Talent Night will debut at The Shed BBQ Wednesday, May 6th. Sign up starts at 5 and music is from 5-9 pm.

We are inviting the krewe out to showcase their talent. Original music welcome! Covers! Live band karaoke! Performance Art! Spoken Word!

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May 8 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Sugarcane Jane, the Alabama based Americana duo comprised of husband and wife Anthony Crawford (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, kick drum) and Savana Lee (vocals, bass guitar), have been crafting music deeply rooted in folk rock for over a decade. They are adored for their homegrown brand of mostly acoustic Americana, drawing influences from Anthony’s prior bandmates such as Neil Young, Steve Winwood, and Dwight Yoakam.

Press Quotes:

“Ladders and Edges is all of the instrumental prowess, tight harmonies, and diverse gospel, country, rock, and swamp influences you’d expect, with a serious rock and roll punch up from Colin Linden.” – AXS

“Ladders & Edges is marked by layer after layer of rich and lovely instrumentation with acoustic guitar in the forefront.” – Lagniappe

“They enrich our lives with something very personal and intimate with the latest release, Ladders and Edges.” – The Southland Music Line

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May 16 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Hailing from Gulfport, Mississippi, Drew Fulton is a seasoned singer-songwriter who has been
a cornerstone of the Mississippi Gulf Coast music scene since 2015. Known for his dynamic
vocals and heartfelt songwriting, Fulton made his mark as the frontman for acclaimed Southern
rock bands Magnolia Bayou and The Heavy Strides, captivating audiences with high-energy
performances and a sound steeped in Southern soul and rock ‘n’ roll tradition.
His band blends country, grunge, folk, and roots rock, and in doing so it draws from the heart of the American
South—raw, honest, and unafraid to blur genre lines.

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May 22 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Blue Mother Tupelo live in concert at The Shed Barbecue & Blues Joint in beautiful Ocean Springs, Mississippi! About The Shed Barbecue & Blues Joint: The Shed’s not a fancy restaurant. It’s not a restaurant at all. It’s a full fledged JOINT!The Shed is an Experience, a Destination to enjoy. ShedHeds bring their families, sit around the bonfires, eat the fantastic award-winning BBQ, enjoy Ice-Cold Beer, and listen to Great Live Music. Get Fed at The Shed!
Love Offering Welcomed & Appreciated!

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