Classic country western lyrics flecked with feel-good Americana roots, influenced by southern rock, funk and blues.

Named after the biggest rock concert of the ’70s, Watkins Glen is the love child of keyboardist Evan Read-Mullins and guitarist and local music icon Gabe Johnson. The talented rock outfit pays tribute to four legendary American bands: The Band, The Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers Band and
Little Feat.

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Celebrating over 40 years since their founding in 1977, New Orleans-based Dirty Dozen Brass Band has taken the traditional foundation of brass band music and incorporated it into a blend of genres including bebop jazz, funk and R&B/soul.

Are you read to rock? Patterson Colson and Mackenzie Hatfield create innovative and driving rhythms while David von Schlegell and Jaren Brown weave their guitars into a medley of shoe gaze, classic rock, new wave — even some elements of punk and thrash metal.

This band doesn’t adhere to Elmer Fudd’s signature catch phrase, “ Shhh. Be vwey vwey quite, I’m hunting wabbits.” Instead they rock the stage with independent punk rock.  Independent punk rock with a fun and eclectic sound. This band is based in Bend and prides itself as being original, outrageous and a damn good show.

Bill Keale’s smooth vocal style adds something special to his intricate slack key guitar playing. His acoustic folk songs usher in the sounds of Hawaii, along with his interpretation of Aloha.

Micah Peterson and his band Second Son deliver soulful country tunes, harkening back to the great storytellers of our time, à la Leonard Cohen and Townes Van Zandt.

David Hutchins, Jason Chinchen and Darin Gentry explore American roots music — from ragtime and blues to high mountain old time music.

Strive Roots serves upbeat reggae and ska with generous side of hard rock! Aiming to feed the spirits of their audience, Strive Roots inspires fans throughout the Pacific Northwest. Let yourself go to their funky, soulful jams.

Jones, a proud Pacific Northwest native, plays music that echoes of ‘70s southern rock and the country twang ‘90s alt rock. Bellowing, vibrato-laden vocals add a rich dynamic to this country outfit. His band will not only grab your attention —but will demand it for the duration of their set.

This group of ragtag, Canadian outlaws play a signature blend of bluegrass and classic folk. Nostagically old school while somehow remaining palpably fresh and playing live shows with a punk rock fortitude. Expect pickin’ and some old fashioned boot stompin’.

Enjoy a performance by the students of Cascade School of Music.

This cello-fired acoustic group from the Pacific Northwest lends rich vocals and intricate guitar playing to their signature blend of folk, blues and rock.

This high-energy duo brings their groovy, blues-infused sound to country, folk and rock originals.

Original music rooted in classic rock, blues, punk and grunge —think Pearl Jam, Jason Isbell and The Clash love triangle.

You may know husband and wife duo Gregg and Kristin Morris from their band Organic Music Farm. RiderByMySide was born after their daughter Ella joined them on fiddle, rounding out a sound that encompasses everything from traditional folk to bluegrass to country soul.

This high-energy duo brings their groovy, blues-infused sound to country, folk and rock originals.

This one-man band shaped by punk, rock ‘n’ roll, roots and various traditional folk styles plays renditions of obscure covers and a handful of dark, acoustic originals. Previously a singer for a metal band, Joshua Esterline’s rowdy solo shows pack a punch.

This funky San Diego-based band plays modern rock infused with retro-electronic jams. Groovy, syncopated rhythms power their sound, elevated by subtle harmonics provided by keyboardist Alex Mello, who joined the crew earlier this year.

Husband and wife duo Dottie and Eli Ashley specialize in their own brand of “high desert Americana.” Performing all your favorite country/folk covers alongside originals with socially charged and poetic lyrics, reminiscent of the great singer-songwriters of the ‘60s and ‘70s.

These folks may not be rock stars —but they sure put on a good show! The Sing Public (ROCK) Choir is a fun, feel-good community choir that sings everything from Bill Wither’s, “Lean on Me” to the Violent Femmes’, “Blister in the Sun.”

Made up of String Theory Music students, this acoustic sextet plays bluegrass with a Celtic bent.