The Grass Fed Giants mix contemporary Americana songs like a veteran bartender mixes a fine Old Fashioned – selecting only the finest tunes to serve up a bittersweet blend of the heartache, wry observation and joy.. poured from the songwriting bottles of today’s generation of great Americana artists.
Somewhere down the road, folks may look back at the last few years as a sort of golden age of modern Americana music. The Grass Fed Giants were founded on an appreciation for this music – with its focus on songwriting artistry, authentic storytelling and natural, elemental production. Comprised of a wily mix of versatile veteran musicians, The GFG is on a mission to do right by the songs of the modern day master storytellers and celebrate them with the ever-growing numbers who share an appreciation for them.
This Friday night, free, and only at the fabulous Flagstaff Brewing Company.
Pride in the Pines Weekend and we have an amazing show for you. 4 bands, 2 deejays, drag kings and queens, all hosted by REVELUCIEN, And it’s free!
CYAM aka Cymantha
Egg Princess
Feral Moan
Circle Of Totems
and DJ’s Marty and Sherriff Kay aka Kathryn Meyers
super good stuff so come out and dance under the stars with us!!
This Friday night, yes free, and only at the fabulous Flagstaff Brewing Company.
Heartwood is an all-woman band from Flagstaff, Arizona, playing a fun mix of folk, Americana, blues, and country songs.
This Friday don’t miss local rockers The Gut Brothers. Free show on the patio.
This Saturday Flagstaff Brewing Company presents Viola & The Brakemen, Parker Smith, and the Boom Box Bros. Patio party. $5 at the door.
This Sunday afternoon don’t miss local favorites the Dave Logan Band. Patio show, family friendly, and free.
Catch 2 great sets from Kansas’ own #SLR!!
From the blood-red heart of Kansas, Split Lip Rayfield is going stronger than ever.
It’s completely fair to call these guys legends. It’s been more than two decades since they first mashed up their aggressive stew of acoustic bluegrass instrumentation, tight country vocals, fierce metal shred and in-your-face punk sensibilities. One observer said we all “owe them a huge debt for not only defining a sound, but stretching the possibilities of the acoustic music world. Fans of Flatt & Scruggs and Metallica could find a common tent to party under.”
So yeah, they virtually invented “thrashgrass.” But then they kept right on moving as their chops, songs and selves grew stronger from hard-won experience. Following the 2007 death of their beloved bandmate and founder Kirk Rundstrom, SLR reinvented itself by simple staying the course and continuing to play hundreds of shows — and there are hundreds more to go.
Their new material highlights the powerful songwriting talents of banjo innovator Eric Mardis and mandolin renegade Wayne Gottstine, while bassist Jeff Eaton holds it all down with his hand-built one-string Stitchgiver.
All of that old-school invention and energy is intact, and they still stomp the living hell out of a stage. But their songs keep getting better, and their sound is sneakier and smarter than ever. “Split Lip Rayfield is still the same band with the same ideals that we’ve had for years,” said Gottstine. “But we’re more diverse, sound-wise, than we have ever been before.”
Their fans know this: Split Lip Rayfield truly delivers. Every record is a revelation, and every concert is an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss these guys.
This Saturday don’t miss locals Lucky Lenny. Americana. Free.
This Sunday afternoon don’t miss Los Angeles, CA based folk band The Eagle Rock Gospel Singers. Family friendly and free.
This Thursday night we’re kicking off a music-packed weekend with Albuquerque band Sun Dog, and special guests Tiny Bird and Tropical Beach. Rock from Arizona and beyond. 9pm. Free.