Human iPod- John Rush takes you on a musical journey like no other one-man show can by singing and playing guitar, bass, harmonica, piano, sax, keyboard and percussion. If you think you’ve seen this before, you’re wrong.
John Rush is not just another singer/songwriter. John Rush is a virtuoso guitarist with a great voice! John Rush plays original music and covers depending upon what the audience requests, letting the audience choose the songs for the show. [JUNE 4TH]

Justin Klump isn’t the type of musician to sit around and wait for things to happen. A little more than two years ago, the Portland-based singer-songwriter quit his job to pursue music full-time.
After two years of developing his career on his own, he is on the cusp of releasing his first full-length album Thousand Mile Dream. Built around his sophisticated guitar playing and acoustic folk-pop tendencies, the 11-song album is filled with solid musicianship, honest lyrics and refined songwriting. [JUNE 11]

Audio Moonshine plays rock music with a new Northwest vibe, with a hint of folk/soul/country for fun. Although they are a new band, the experience is quite the opposite.
For the last 15 years all the members played in a variety of bands in the same small town of Boise, ID. Finally they put all their potatoes into one sack (Idaho joke), and formed Audio Moonshine. They have fun when they play and love what they do. [JUNE 19]

Steve Means is a 21-year old acoustic singer/songwriter from Cincinnati, OH. Blending smooth grooves with powerful, open lyrics, Steve has become a respected member of Ohio’s and Nashville’s younger creative community. Quickly becoming a campus favorite at Ohio State, he played hundreds of shows with his appealing, natural, acoustic sound.
Being a triple threat songwriter, musician, and performer, Steve Means has hooks that satisfy even the most discriminating listeners. Look for Steve and his guitar at a venue near you.....[JUNE 25]

2am Logic does not hide behind masks or pyrotechnics. Their brand of rock is from the soul, and the songs they write are full of heartfelt angst without the doom and gloom. The beautiful blend of lyrical maturity and mind probing guitar licks makes 2am Logic a band that is not afraid to go acoustic, and more than happy to crank the amps up to volume 11. [JULY 2]

Combining a range of influences from Stevie Wonder to John Mayer, these brothers create a sound that bmi.com calls “ear-tickling.” Ben and Chad Truman are sons to keyboardist Dan Truman of the country music group Diamond Rio. Since Truman’s formation in 2005, the duo has been wowing audiences of 13 to 13,000. While attending BYU the band took first place in the Battle of the Bands competition two years in a row. The true artistry lies in the combination of Chad’s unique chord progressions and Ben’s impressive blend of melody and lyric. [JULY 9]

The Clumsy Lovers, like so many bands, started out in their parents’ suburban basements and scrounged about for gigs. Their unique blend of Celtic, bluegrass, and Rock influences made that search a little easier, and soon the band was playing a fairly steady schedule of weekend gigs at local pubs. [JULY 16]

Seymour, Indiana native David Campbell taught himself to play guitar when he was thirteen. He started writing songs and listening to a wide variety of music. Influences include John Mayer, Jack Johnson, John Fogerty, and Prince to name a few. David says, “I really enjoy taking a song that is on the radio and making it my own. Whether playing endearing originals or covering everything from Otis Redding to Outkast, David Campbell ensures that audiences will have an experience like no other.
[JULY 23]

Undoubtedly redefines the one-man-show. Deceptively understated as just a man and a guitar, what you see is not all you get. Cary begins each show by playing a riff or progression that finds itself embellished in a swirl of drum and guitar loops. [JULY 30]