Leslie Jo Sena

Acoustic Guitar and Vocals

Kelly Crook

Acoustic Guitar and Vocals

Kelly will play whatever you want to hear to the best of his ability. He is most fond of bad 80's music, angry anthems and the work of singer/songwriters such as John Hiatt, John Prine, Lyle Lovett and Elvis Costello. He's been known to turn the song "American Pie" into a history lecture and he loves it when you sing along.  

Erik Smith

Acoustic Originals

Erik started his career as a percussionist at the age of eleven. His private studies and performances eventually won him a scholarship to college where he discovered his new love: the guitar. After two successful years studying architecture at Washington State University, Erik decided to pursue a bachelors of arts and a career in music. Erik's two independent releases:   Two Days and Words show his versatility as a musician. He plays every musical instrument on the albums except solo electric guitar.

John Twist

Acoustic Guitar and Vocals

The Shaun Daniel Band

Original Acoustic Rock

The Shaun Daniel Band formed in 2003 through a series of Open Mic night jam sessions. Shaun Daniel sings lead vocals, plays lead guitar and occasionally plays piano. Greg Albrecht plays bass, rhythm guitar, and does backup vocals. Joseph Mickler plays flutes. Larson Hicks plays djembe and auxiliary percussion. Taylor Tinsley plays drums and other percussion, as well as mandolin and fiddle.

Brian Gill

Original Acoustic Music

Brian Gill is an acoustic singer-songwriter from Chicago.  He gained national attention in 1988 when his topical song "Daddy Smoked His Life Away" was chosen by the American Cancer Society to spearhead the now annual campaign, "The Great American Smoke Out." He has toured nationally on college campuses and has sung for Chicago's Urban Gateways, bringing educational music programs into school classrooms.