Friday, Sept 25
5:00pm
David Michael Miller
David Michael Miller is the front man for David Miller & the Other Sinners. While it will only be David performing he, and his sinners, are known for a style of "southern soul" music comprised of "a sweet blend of blues/gospel/americana/r&b with a splash of cayenne pepper." Whether solo or with the band David's music is bound to make an impression.
Links to music will direct to music and performances by the full band David Miller & the Other Sinners.
7:30pm
Trash Van Fever
Hailing from Pittsboro, NC, Trash van Fever is the sonic folk music your parents warned you about.
Credited by some with coining the term "PunkGrass", Trash Van Fever created a genre that roots-music lovers, punks, cowpokes, and rockers can all agree on.
Featuring a huge range of influences, Trash van Fever pulls together a hard-charging, harmony-filled extravaganza of melody and attitude. With songs about our time together here on Earth, some of them hard, some of them harder, some of them beauties, and oh yeah...songs about good dogs.
6:15pm
Ghosts of Liberty
Americana folk-rock act based in the foothills of North Carolina- The Ghosts of Liberty comprises husband & wife duo Emma Millard (Lead Vocals) Tyler Millard (Vocals, Guitar) and Tyler’s father Rich Millard (Keys). Combined they bring together roots, blues, rock and soul influences.
Tyler discovered his passion for music while losing his vision to RP, a degenerative retinal disease- and Emma comes from a background in multi-genre vocal performance, beginning with classical training at an early age. Ty's steady and cool nature balance Em's gutsy emotionality, and together they are a musical force.
They have been playing and writing music together for over a decade, and through many of life's challenges have maintained a deep and abiding appreciation for how music and love can truly overcome any obstacle.
8:45pm
Charlsee & Cam
Charlsee & Cam are a husband & wife indie rock and Americana duo blending country, blues, folk, and rock with a distinctive retro flair. Their sound feels like the ’60s had a baby with the ’90s—dreamy, soulful, and just a little unconventional.
Featuring Charlsee’s powerful vocals and rhythm guitar alongside Cam’s driving drums and harmonies, the pair released their debut album, Illuminate Me, in 2025 and are currently creating their sophomore album, Aristocrat. Their music is made for the unusual ones, the dreamers, and anyone who believes something extraordinary might exist just beyond the ordinary.
Saturday, Sept 26
3:00 PM
The Pinkerton Raid
Go see a live show with The Pinkerton Raid, and lead Jesse James DeConto might share about his history in Lawrence, Mass (the birthplace of the Labor Movement); his dad’s stint with Jimmy Carter’s Job Corps program in the late ‘70s; facing COVID rent strikes as a small-time landlord; visiting his grandfather’s hometown in Sicily at the same time ICE was cracking down on immigrants back home; or consoling his GenZ daughter after Elon Musk cut her job at Fish & Wildlife.
Jesse is a poet, steeped in the mysticism of STAR WARS and Celtic lore, the existentialism of Kerouac, the naturalism of THE LORD OF THE RINGS, Standing Rock and Laurel Canyon, the liberation politics of Woody Guthrie and John Lennon, but also in his family’s real life, with all its complications.
There is a fair number of songs about trees.
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5:30 pm
Oort Patrol
Oort Patrol plays temporally ambivalent punk rock and oversees the galactic and benevolent Oort Patrol Foundation (OPF) from operating bases in Sanford and Cary.
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8:00 pm
DAZR
Greenville, South Carolina rockers DÅZR (day-zer) bring classic hard rock to the stage with powerful vocals, driving guitars, and a high-energy live show built on passion, attitude, and the spirit of rock and roll. Influenced by the bands that defined the genre, DÅZR delivers original songs with strong melodies, big riffs, and the kind of energy that connects with audiences from the first note. The band performs without backing tracks or autotune, staying true to the raw, authentic sound and intensity that define classic hard rock.
DÅZR has shared the stage with L.A. Guns, Lynch Mob, Liliac, Platinum Moon, and ZOZO, with upcoming performances alongside Plush and as direct support for Quiet Riot. The band continues to bring its powerful brand of classic hard rock to stages across the country.
4:15pm
Modern Moxie
Hailing from a small South Carolina town, multi-instrumentalist lead singer Madison Lucas took up songwriting as a way to understand and communicate the awkward and unrealized anxieties that often plague creative people growing up in small town environments. Lucas’ style has always been narrative, a first-person account of her experiences which give her lyrics an easy and immediate relatability. Premiere in Lucas’ songwriting is her natural ability to create catchy, memorable melodies.
Indie pop rock is where I locate Modern Moxie in the music landscape - although their lyrics have a greater existential heft than most pop or rock sounds.
6:45 pm
Julia.
JULIA. is a funky five-headed beast from Raleigh, North Carolina, combining surrealist psychedelic rock and funk. Capitalizing on the raw energy and chemistry their live music possesses, the band brings to the stage a mixture of extraterrestrial melodies, funk rock rhythm, and wildly eclectic vocals.
