The Sedona Fire Band is a 7-piece ensemble from the North Coast that plays a fusion of world, folk, rock and blues. They are an eclectic group of musicians that span several generations. They are currently promoting their 3rd CD of original songs, Into the River.

Roots Americana musician, Lauren Sheehan, launched her recording and performing career in 2002 and has been sailing on to critical acclaim, national/international radio charts and ‘encores’ at festivals, concerts and venues across the country and in Canada ever since. From fronting a 9-piece band to solo acoustic work, this vivacious ‘songster’ delights audiences with the breadth of her material, evocative artistry and musicianship.

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Eric Sappington is a singer songwriter from Oceanside Oregon that plays ambient - acoustic music with 12 string guitar and harmonica.

Our main mission is to have fun - seeking a sound which is healing, astral, transcendent and Danceable.

On their third LP Lost & Found Portland, OR quintet The Noted deliver finely crafted, unpredictable pop rock that is both intellectually stimulating and eminently engaging. The Noted find inspiration throughout the last half-century of the FM landscape, lending their art an easy familiarity while still feeling very much of the moment. Featuring interwoven him and her vocals and a wonderful melodic rock band, Lost & Found offers honest songs set in a diverse, often cinematic, auditory environment.

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The Merlins use a lilting fiddle and whomping accordion to present traditional songs in both English and French. Dance tunes from Quebec, Ireland, France round-out the fun! Maia Clemons (Fiddle). Ian Clemons (Button Accordion)

Eric Sappington is a singer songwriter from Oceanside Oregon that plays ambient - acoustic music with 12 string guitar and harmonica.

For the past 10 years, Jason Okamoto has been forging his own musical path with the acoustic guitar. His doorway into music is a deep respect for tradition and an equal passion to challenge those musical structures. From romantic Spanish guitar of the late 1800s to the plaintiff slide guitar of early American music, his influences are many and with great diversity.

Hearing Brad Creel & the Reel Deel is like listening to a John Prine album while Merle Haggard is cooking in the kitchen, Gram Parsons is on the front porch, and Bigfoot is dancing in the front yard. As these artists are now dead (except Bigfoot), Brad has kept their sound alive by combining the musical styles to create a unique genre of music he calls, “Lava Lamp Country.”

The Sedona Fire Band is a 7-piece ensemble from the North Coast that plays a fusion of world, folk, rock and blues. They are an eclectic group of musicians that span several generations. They are currently promoting their 3rd CD of original songs, Into the River.

Our main mission is to have fun - seeking a sound which is healing, astral, transcendent and Danceable.

For the past 10 years, Jason Okamoto has been forging his own musical path with the acoustic guitar. His doorway into music is a deep respect for tradition and an equal passion to challenge those musical structures. From romantic Spanish guitar of the late 1800s to the plaintiff slide guitar of early American music, his influences are many and with great diversity.

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Pan Flute Soloist, Sean Koreski, completely engulfs and mesmerizes his Audiences with the beautiful sound of the Panpipes that speak, without words, to the hearts of all listeners evoking feelings of Peace and calm.

Andrew Grade is an instrumental acoustic guitarist. His music is upbeat and mellow, and it combines elements of pop, blues, funk, and jazz. His songs weave layers of melody, guitar-based percussion and harmonics.