Doors 6PM | Show 7PM $20 ADV | $25 DOS   J.R. Carroll gained his gospel pipes on Sunday mornings, leading the small-town Okie church choir by piano and voice. After finding a group of friends to sing along with, Carroll adopted the acoustic guitar and wrote what became his debut EP, “Long Story Short.” The set of songs resonated with fans of Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, John Moreland, and Carroll’s close friend Zach Bryan. Since the EP’s release, Carroll has been playing shows of all sizes. He currently accompanies Zach Bryan as Bryan’s touring keyboardist. When he isn’t on tour with Bryan, Carroll is writing at home in Tulsa, Oklahoma or playing his own shows around the United States.   Coltt Winter Lepley is an Appalachian folksinger/songwriter from Bedford, Pennsylvania. Coltt’s a published poet, author, folklorist, and former racecar driver who has taken his stories on the road as a touring musician. Referred to as “Bedford’s poet laureate,” Coltt’s songs weave traditional folk elements with the literary storytelling to form an amalgamation of something akin to “Sam Stone” meets Wuthering Heights. Coltt averages nearly 200 shows year across the country from Wyoming to Massachusetts to Tennessee. Armed with his comedic crowd work and songs of cowboys, sailors, prostitutes, and preachers, as well as his own life, Coltt has travelled the country carving out a cult-like following.   Mindy Miller, rooted in Nashville and shaped by the road, delivers songs that hit deep and stay with you long after the lights go down. With a modern edge and an authentic stage presence, she offers timeless, skillful songwriting and performances that leave you wanting more from this seasoned “musician’s musician.” Her guitar playing, storytelling, and vocals reflect a constant dedication to her craft—and stand as proof of an artist honed through experience and one hell of a work ethic. A Nashville staple, she performs around town several nights a week when she’s not touring, holding residencies in Music Valley at the iconic Nashville Palace. Her journey has taken her to legendary stages like The Bluebird Café and the Grand Ole Opry, and she’s shared the spotlight with artists spanning genres and generations—including Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, Journey, Michael Bublé, Post Malone, Jamey Johnson, Pam Tillis, and Phil Vassar. Most recently, Mindy was a Top 16 finalist on NBC’s The Voice (Season 28), coached by Snoop Dogg, earning national recognition for her raw vocals, fearless performances, and undeniable authenticity. Whether she’s digging into a slow-burning story song or letting a groove roll, Mindy Miller brings music back to its roots—honest, soulful, and unapologetically real.