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Ramona & the Holy Smokes
Based in Central Virginia with deep roots in South Texas, Ramona & the Holy Smokes are fronted by singer-songwriter Ramona Martinez — named one of the "15 Latino Artists Shaping Country Music" by Wide Open Country — and their sound draws on classic honky tonk, golden-age country, and what they call "Mexi-tonk," a fusion of traditional Mexican styles and country western. Backed by a tight band steeped in the sounds of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, the Nashville Scene says their music has a clarity and sincerity that brings Patsy Cline to mind. They're the rare act that feels both classically rooted and genuinely new.
Jaded Ravins
Jaded Ravins is the Nashville-based husband-and-wife duo of Kelly Ravin and Halle Jade — Kelly, formerly the lead singer and guitarist of Waylon Speed, now channels his soulful Americana and country rock originals alongside Halle's rich harmonies and powerful vocals. Described by fans as a modern-day Johnny and June, they play with an intimacy and directness that strips every song down to what matters — thoughtful stories and nothing unnecessary. From backcountry bars to big-city clubs, they pour their hearts out every single time.
The Jenkins Twins
Trevor and Trenton Jenkins are twin brothers from Irvine, Kentucky, making what they call "cosmic Americana" — a sound that bridges indie folk sensibility with the golden-age spirit of Roy Orbison, the Everly Brothers, and Bruce Springsteen. Raised on the Red Lick Bluegrass Festival and brother harmony groups, they've built a deeply cohesive sound rooted in Appalachian tradition but reaching toward something cinematic and new. Their lush vocal harmonies and yearning romanticism are, quite simply, the kind of thing that only comes from people who've been singing together their whole lives.
Kathryn Brooks
Kathryn Brooks is a Louisville-based folk Americana and country singer-songwriter whose music grows directly from her Kentucky roots, shaped by years of moving from California to the East Coast to New York City before coming home to record and perform. A multi-instrumentalist and dulcimer teacher at the Louisville Folk School, her songs are quietly intimate, with a slide guitar touch and a storyteller's instinct for what romance and place do to a person. Her debut EP Last Looks announced her as a genuinely distinctive voice in the regional folk scene.
$15 Tickets.
Doors at 7pm. Show at 7:30pm.
Ramona & the Holy Smokes
Based in Central Virginia with deep roots in South Texas, Ramona & the Holy Smokes are fronted by singer-songwriter Ramona Martinez — named one of the "15 Latino Artists Shaping Country Music" by Wide Open Country — and their sound draws on classic honky tonk, golden-age country, and what they call "Mexi-tonk," a fusion of traditional Mexican styles and country western. Backed by a tight band steeped in the sounds of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, the Nashville Scene says their music has a clarity and sincerity that brings Patsy Cline to mind. They're the rare act that feels both classically rooted and genuinely new.
Jaded Ravins
Jaded Ravins is the Nashville-based husband-and-wife duo of Kelly Ravin and Halle Jade — Kelly, formerly the lead singer and guitarist of Waylon Speed, now channels his soulful Americana and country rock originals alongside Halle's rich harmonies and powerful vocals. Described by fans as a modern-day Johnny and June, they play with an intimacy and directness that strips every song down to what matters — thoughtful stories and nothing unnecessary. From backcountry bars to big-city clubs, they pour their hearts out every single time.
The Jenkins Twins
Trevor and Trenton Jenkins are twin brothers from Irvine, Kentucky, making what they call "cosmic Americana" — a sound that bridges indie folk sensibility with the golden-age spirit of Roy Orbison, the Everly Brothers, and Bruce Springsteen. Raised on the Red Lick Bluegrass Festival and brother harmony groups, they've built a deeply cohesive sound rooted in Appalachian tradition but reaching toward something cinematic and new. Their lush vocal harmonies and yearning romanticism are, quite simply, the kind of thing that only comes from people who've been singing together their whole lives.
Kathryn Brooks
Kathryn Brooks is a Louisville-based folk Americana and country singer-songwriter whose music grows directly from her Kentucky roots, shaped by years of moving from California to the East Coast to New York City before coming home to record and perform. A multi-instrumentalist and dulcimer teacher at the Louisville Folk School, her songs are quietly intimate, with a slide guitar touch and a storyteller's instinct for what romance and place do to a person. Her debut EP Last Looks announced her as a genuinely distinctive voice in the regional folk scene.
$15 Tickets.
Doors at 7pm. Show at 7:30pm.