Gretta Seabird / Jackson Warner & Damn Well Please / Joel Shelley

Lee McDonnell and Jeremiah Brunnhoelzl first met in 2011 near the beginning of their music careers, which found them each playing in various projects across Portland’s independent music scene. McDonnell formed projects ‘Bevelers’ and ‘Lee and the Bees’ and Brunnhoelzl began performing under the moniker ‘Arlo Indigo,’ allowing each artist to develop their own voice as they maintained a friendship over the years. The pandemic years brought about a transitional period for both artists: Brunnhoelzl relocated to Brooklyn, NY, while McDonnell battled vocal challenges that led to the loss of her singing voice for over a year. 

LISTEN: https://grettaseabird.com/

Jackson Warner and the Damn Well Please [ballad folk]

LISTEN: https://jacksonwarnermusic.com/

Born and raised in Oregon, Jackson Warner grew up on a steady diet of Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen and of course, Jackson Browne. Whether he knew it or not, those legends were laying the foundation in his heart and soul for a lifelong relationship with music.

Given his first guitar at age 11, he began writing songs as soon as he learned three chords. Though he started at a young age, it took decades before he decided to share his songs with the world.

His debut EP, The Scenic Route, is the culmination of a life spent soaking up all the joys and pitfalls this world has to offer and taking those often hard learned lessons and putting them into song. Put on your headphones or come to a show and come along for the ride.

Joel Shelley [folk/blues]

LISTEN: https://youtu.be/3RPXJ0CNt7A

Joel Shelley brings a mix of blues and alternative rock that’s as soulful as it is electrifying. His sound has been described as Steve Miller Band meets 90s alternative soaring guitar riffs, bluesy grooves, and raw energy all wrapped up in something uniquely his own.