Abby K draws upon many influences in her music from her childhood days in Kentucky and conveniently short-hands her music as "Heart-Rock". 

After two decades in the Windy City, where she was exposed to the extremes of weather and musical influences, she has moved her act to Seattle where she performs regularly, including Seattle's NW FolkLife Festival in 2017 and 2019. 

So, when it all comes together, what do you get? Honesty. Clarity. Harmony. Beauty. Abby’s sound is as green, lush and dramatic as the Pacific Northwest. Her melodies are instantly hummable and imminently memorable, and her stories will hit you smack dab in the heart. 

https://abbykmusic.com

https://soundcloud.com/abbykmusic

A perfect blend of Americana, Country, and Rock &

Roll, King’s music is lyrically driven, complimented
by his distinct gritty soulful voice. Described as Neil
Young meets Bill Withers, Chris's music revolves
around existential themes of joy, love, and pain.
King also fronts acclaimed Seattle garage twang
band Chris King and the Gutterballs. King is
currently recording his debut solo album expected release
summer 2021.

- www.chriskingandthegutterballs.com

David and Dune perform a duo interpretation of their Northwest, Neo-Psychedelia project, General Mojo’s.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4eHM5OJSkbGB2gPA2rCb2P?si=NsrlIL7qQBemWUxJtEV9Vg

Croaker makes acoustic music with new-grass attitude, old-time instruments and space-age effects. On a good night, traditional tunes keep company with classic rock favorites and improvised gems. The band brings a wide range of influences to bear when interpreting existing music or writing their own songs. Jazz, cajun and klezmer music are all part of the mix. This seasoned trio includes Kim Thal on violin, Eric Frith on acoustic and electric guitar, and Andre Sapp on mandolin and guitar. As Pink Floyd once said, “Blind Faith is better with a dash of Sugaree”

Bring your favorite vinyl record to play at the pub! Nate Rogers from Mode Music will be hosting our newest music event and playing your favorite songs on his turntable.

Michael Whitmore is a nylon string guitarist, occasional vocalist, & leader/composer for the band Some’tet. He tends towards the frayed edges of jazz -- post-jazz, nu-jazz, free-jazz, with a hint of samba.

A veteran of the Los Angeles new music scene, he moved to the Northwest a decade ago. Highlights in a long career include a NEA California Composers Grant, dozens of album & soundtrack credits as a leader, sideman or collaborator, including a project composing music for Pulitzer Prize winning poet Franz Wright. He is an author, music historian, very often a DJ, & always a record collector.

Currently he hosts two radio shows on Vashon’s KVSH 101.9FM. Greatest influences to his distinctive guitar style include Baden Powell, Lenny Breau, Sonny Sharrock, Lionel Loueke, John Stowell & Jon Abercrombie. Other inspirations include Brigitte Fontaine, McCoy Tyner & Mark Hollis.

From the jazz halls of New York City to the post-grunge scene of Seattle to the Live Music Capital of the World, Havilah is a true troubadour whose career has spanned several decades and multiple genres. Her songwriting blends a rootsy, rhythmic edge with a poetic lyricism born of adventure, self exploration and artistry at its most poignant. Painted with lush vocal stylings and honey-smoked melodies, Havilah's songs and voice remind the listener of Joni Mitchell and Nina Simone but with a soul all its own.

Gianni Aiello is a Burien born multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and performer. He is driven by a strong musical curiosity which has taken him from learning Beatles tunes on the piano as a child to touring across the country in his rock band Naked Giants. In addition to his bass work with Naked Giants, he has played guitar and piano with Car Seat Headrest on such stages as Madison Square Garden, the Tonight Show, and Primavera Sound in Barcelona, and he also plays drums in the Seattle-based band Pablo’s Legs.

Steve is one of our favorite island performers. He plays a nearly limitless variety of songs and genres, and you never know who is going to show up to play with him.