Alash are masters of Tuvan throat singing, a remarkable technique for singing multiple pitches at the same time.

The Sadies have been astonishing audiences for 30 years with their earthy arsenal of roots music, country, spaghetti western, surf, garage rock, psychedelia, and alt rock.

The original songs on their new release Paper Flowers offer tangible proof of a deep collaboration.

A holiday tradition—two nights only!

A holiday tradition—two nights only!

Ferndale’s favorite Hawaiian Slack-Key guitarist returns!

Nellie McKay’s latest work taps into the soulful sounds of West Virginia.

“Her songs are her way of healing our broken inner and outer spaces.”

Live at The Old Steeple.

“Luciano Marazzo, an Argentine classical guitarist and lyric tenor, is celebrated for his dynamic artistry and commitment to collaborative performance.”

Live at The Old Steeple.

“In our increasingly fractured and polarized society, the arts are one of the few activities that can help to bridge the divide and bring us together.”

Live at The Old Steeple.

Live at The Old Steeple.

Poltz is renowned as a festival favorite everywhere from Bluesfest in Byron Bay to High Sierra Music Festival in California to Telluride Bluegrass Festival in Colorado.

“Humboldt County native and nationally celebrated performer Randy Cordeiro will light up the season with an intimate solo acoustic concert at The Old Steeple.”

For nearly four decades, Laurie Lewis has gathered fans and honors for her powerful and emotive voice and her versatile, dynamic songwriting.

Within months of a foundational 1997 rendezvous, he met the musicians with whom he’d soon start Old Crow Medicine Show.

Stay tuned for more info.

Clever, insightful and irreverent, Robbie Fulks is a founding father of the alt-country scene and an icon in roots music.

A night of burlesque inspired by the novels of Anne Rice.

For Jimmy Dale, music — specifically surf music — is a family tradition.

“Gathering at The Old Steeple at 11am, parade starts at 12pm and ends at Fireman's Park where there will be vendors of all sorts, food and music!”

Egge’s music has been praised by critics for its honesty, vulnerability, and beauty.

Led Kaapana’s mastery of stringed instruments and his extraordinary baritone and leo ki`eki`e (falsetto) voices have made him a musical legend.

Composer/multi-media artist Micah Nelson has a remarkable output that spans the creative spectrum unlike few others.

He recently gained additional worldwide prominence with “We Can Always Come Back to This.”

Tom and Lynn traveled 1,000 kilometers across Mongolia by horseback last summer. Their talk will showcase traveling across Mongolia with Mongolians.