
Friday July 28th, don’t miss John Underwood with special guests Tim Leavy.
John Underwood is a multi-instrumentalist solo artist from Reno, NV with an unusual setup. He’s placed eight instruments around him all running into a loop pedal, so he can create a full folk band sound live in front of the audience with banjo, acoustic guitar, accordion, trumpet, trombone, glockenspiel, electric bass, and an acoustic style drum setup with cajon, washboard and some cymbals. His music has spawned out of the ashes of his folk-pirate-gypsy band The Deadly Gallows, and the influences of his current folk-gypsy projects Six Mile Station and Dirty Kid Discount. A lot of people claim to be a one man band, but John will show you in one set how to put together all the pieces for such a thing, and what that full band would sound like.
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Saturday August 5th, don’t miss roots-grass outfit The Rock Bottom String Band.
Tara Miller (garbage pile): A drummer-turned-washboardist who sees music in the most uncommon of objects.
Ryan ‘Brokestring’ Seiler (upright bass): The San Martian who can play more instruments and do more things in one day than most people can in a week.
Alex Schultz (guitar/vocals): The one who helps keep our family together
Mackenzie Dart (fiddle/vocals): A restless soul with a song in her heart
Somehow the weirdness and the insanity collided and worked in a way we never expected, because we are never as different from each other as we like to think we are. For two years we have played and lived in San Marcos, TX and continue to enjoy every single second of it.
Together we play about all our experiences, dreams, and hopes. Our songs are about uncertainty, heartbreak, redemption, and most importantly the wonderful fact of being alive. We hope that everyone who comes to see us feels like joining in on the fun. Because once you decide to join the adventure, you too are a part of our family, and we are having too much of a good time to stop.”







