Seattle's, Carrie Clark & The Lonesome Lovers have been charming audiences with their infectious energy and musical rhythms influenced by Americana, rock, classic country and mischievous dance hall inspirations that highlight Clark's songs of human foibles, femme fatales and cowboy lullabies. Their third album, Split at the Seams, was released during the pandemic and lyrically is Clark’s most personal to date. Performing together locally and internationally for over 20 years they continue to play shows all around the NW and this fall they will be touring in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands.

Just across the river from Portland, Oregon is where singer/songwriter Chad Bault now calls home. Not too far away from where he cut his teeth as a performer. But that was many years and hundreds of performances ago. His perennial involvement in touring and recording has made him fans across the US and beyond. As a solo artist he has released two EPs, one full length album and been featured on several compilations.  After taking a break to spend time with his family during the pandemic, Chad has returned to performing with a mountain of new material. His live shows, a mix of barn-burner folk rock and soul-crushing balladry, still feature that remarkable voice that inspired the Portland Tribune to say “Whether at a whisper or full volume, Bault has that rare ability to stop conversation and turn every head in the house in his direction…”  Listen to Chad’s new single “When It All Burns Down” on your favorite streaming platform now. It’s the first of a handful of releases planned for the year…