Sugarcane Jane
2026-05-08 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago)
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

Drew Fulton & The Showtime Strangers
2026-05-16 18:00 - 21:00
Hailing from Gulfport, Mississippi, Drew Fulton is a seasoned singer-songwriter who has beena cornerstone of the Mississippi Gulf Coast music scene since 2015. Known for his dynamicvocals and heartfelt songwriting, Fulton made his mark as the frontman for acclaimed Southernrock bands Magnolia Bayou and The Heavy Strides, captivating audiences with high-energyperformances 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 AmericanSouth—raw, honest, and unafraid to blur genre lines.

Basch Jernigan Trio
2026-05-29 18:00 - 21:00
Basch Jernigan Trio is a New Orleans rooted project that combines elements of blues, folk, and soul inspired by artists such as Taj Mahal and The Wood Brothers. The band includes Jernigan on vocals/guitar/harmonica, Tyler Self on bass, and Dennis Aoun on drums

deFrance
2026-06-13 18:00 - 21:00
deFrance formed from the muddy banks of the Ouachita River in the vest pocket town of Camden, Arkansas. Called the “hardest working band in Arkansas,” the band is closing in on 1,000 shows
