Mik is a multi-instrumentalist that creates a full band sound using live loops and high-energy performances.

Originally from NYC, Eugene Boronow plays a mellow combination of Bossa Nova, melodic originals, and other favorites in his unique style.

Koda Krause has been a guitarist, singer, and songwriter for almost 20 years. Growing up in Arizona, Koda had the chance to study with Tucson country/western hero Bill Ganz. Later he attended Northern Arizona University and studied with one of Arizonas top classical guitarists, Tom Sheeley. Koda has formed multiple bands and he has performed all over Arizona and now Virginia, where he currently resides. His musical career explores a wide variety of genres including folk, blues, and jazz. Enjoy a relaxing weekend by listening to the finger-picked sounds of Koda Krause.

Mik is a multi-instrumentalist that creates a full band sound using live loops and high-energy performances.

Rooted in the structure of Flamenco patterns, yet not bound by tradition, these original compositions journey into the experience - a fusion of Arabic, Indian, Latin, funk, and beyond...

Kyklo plays and sings traditional music of the Balkans and the Aegean on authentic instruments, including gaida, bouzouki, kaval, and ney. Begun in Tucson in 2014 by Anton Shekerjiev and Paul Amiel, Kyklo explores and performs the complex and beautiful rhythms, textures, melodies and lyrics of that ancient part of the world.

Blue Skies Trio features Ben DeGain on vibraphone, Thøger Lund on stand-up bass and Gabrielle Pietrangelo on 4-string guitar & vocals. They perform sentimental love songs from the 1930s & 40s

Tucsonan since 2009, singer, songwriter, performer and recording engineer, Oscar Fuentes was born in Guadalajara (Mexico) in 1968. He started his music career more than 30 years ago, as a drummer and singer. He later became the lead singer for hard rock bands. By the mid 80s, Oscar began to evolve as a solo artist, playing at alternative venues, cultural centers, as well as universities, bars, etc., performing his own material and songs by his favorite songwriters.

Oscar has traveled extensively with his guitar all over Mexican territory, placing himself firmly in the country’s music scene, specially in Guadalajara.

His music mixes several genres, from rock & roll to salsa, including pop, musica ranchera, and of course, some blues.

Koda Krause has been a guitarist, singer, and songwriter for almost 20 years. Growing up in Arizona, Koda had the chance to study with Tucson country/western hero Bill Ganz. Later he attended Northern Arizona University and studied with one of Arizonas top classical guitarists, Tom Sheeley. Koda has formed multiple bands and he has performed all over Arizona and now Virginia, where he currently resides. His musical career explores a wide variety of genres including folk, blues, and jazz. Enjoy a relaxing weekend by listening to the finger-picked sounds of Koda Krause.

Mik is a multi-instrumentalist that creates a full band sound using live loops and high-energy performances.

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Instrumental Golden Boots is a guitar duo that plays originals and covers that work perfectly with dinner, cocktails, and conversation. Their sound is that kind of art-lounge-wallpaper music that you may read of in magazines. Each performance is slightly different from the last, which is added to by the fact that the duo is often joined by a special guest on upright bass, drums, keyboards, etc. Come enjoy yourself in the beautiful LaCo courtyard as Instrumental Golden Boots creates a fun atmosphere with songs from today, tomorrow, and yesteryear.

“Bloomstone started as a friendship between wedding musicians. For singer and guitarist Grant Bloom, what started as a love for songwriting developed into an eclectic and soulful sound playing in coffeehouses, bars, and restaurants in his native DFW Texas. He then moved to Boston and gigged heavily all over New England before arriving in Tucson where he met Chris. Bassist, Chris Pierce, has been deeply involved in the Tucson music scene for the past 2 decades. Chris has brought his undeniable style and deep grooves to artists like Steff & the Articles, Lando Chill, THE LASSO, Birds and Arrows and many more. Drummer, Rylande Dodge, is a Tucson native and lifelong musician. Born into a musical family, Rylande began drumming at an early age. He provides a musical funkiness when needed while simultaneously expressing his passion for jazz and experience gigging many different styles throughout his budding career. Together as Bloomstone, these three musicians strive to create soulful, rockin’ music and look forward to many more years of groovin’ for the masses.”

Tucsonan since 2009, singer, songwriter, performer and recording engineer, Oscar Fuentes was born in Guadalajara (Mexico) in 1968. He started his music career more than 30 years ago, as a drummer and singer. He later became the lead singer for hard rock bands. By the mid 80s, Oscar began to evolve as a solo artist, playing at alternative venues, cultural centers, as well as universities, bars, etc., performing his own material and songs by his favorite songwriters.

Oscar has traveled extensively with his guitar all over Mexican territory, placing himself firmly in the country’s music scene, specially in Guadalajara.

His music mixes several genres, from rock & roll to salsa, including pop, musica ranchera, and of course, some blues.

Koda Krause has been a guitarist, singer, and songwriter for almost 20 years. Growing up in Arizona, Koda had the chance to study with Tucson country/western hero Bill Ganz. Later he attended Northern Arizona University and studied with one of Arizonas top classical guitarists, Tom Sheeley. Koda has formed multiple bands and he has performed all over Arizona and now Virginia, where he currently resides. His musical career explores a wide variety of genres including folk, blues, and jazz. Enjoy a relaxing weekend by listening to the finger-picked sounds of Koda Krause.

Mik is a multi-instrumentalist that creates a full band sound using live loops and high-energy performances.

Dreamy folk under the stars.

Pintxos are a small snack typically eaten at bars in the Basque Country of Northern Spain. Our very own Chef Christian Bidegain will be hosting a live Pintxos bar in the Monsoon Room from 6-9pm! Come and have a few bites and enjoy a punch bowl while you’re at it!

Based in Tucson, AZ, country blues singer / songwriter Hank Topless has shared stages with and / or provided support for: Junior Brown, Kinky Friedman, Joe Ely, Pete Anderson, Al Perry, Skip Heller, Robbie Fulks, Jim Goad, Tom Walbank, Scott Biram, Jesse Dayton, Split Livers, Al Foul, Gary Stockdale, Whitney Rose, Kevin Daly, Reverend Payton’s Big Damn Band, Calexico, Les Paul, and many more. Finalist in multiple iterations of yearly “Best Of Tucson,” in the country music category.

Growing up on a ranch in central Arizona, there was a lot of country music on the radio. After quite a few years playing obscenely obscure underground rock ‘n roll, Topless “went country” around 1990. He masterminded the obscure, “all-star” Tucson underground-country group Topless Opry (2000-2004)- their album “No Phoenix Blues” (2002) achieved minimal notoriety for its bold, honkytonk-style cover of Lou Reed’s “All Tomorrow’s Parties.” His solo albums “It’s So December” (2011) and “Big Black Heart” (2017) have received critical acclaim. Upcoming albums “Easy Listening For The Hard-Hearted” and “Hank Me Crank Me I’m Dead” (live solo) are slated for release in Fall 2019.

Tucsonan since 2009, singer, songwriter, performer and recording engineer, Oscar Fuentes was born in Guadalajara (Mexico) in 1968. He started his music career more than 30 years ago, as a drummer and singer. He later became the lead singer for hard rock bands. By the mid 80s, Oscar began to evolve as a solo artist, playing at alternative venues, cultural centers, as well as universities, bars, etc., performing his own material and songs by his favorite songwriters.

Oscar has traveled extensively with his guitar all over Mexican territory, placing himself firmly in the country’s music scene, specially in Guadalajara.

His music mixes several genres, from rock & roll to salsa, including pop, musica ranchera, and of course, some blues.

Laura Jean steeps her songs in the lore of the American West, refracting its triumphs and tragedies through an intimate lens. Laura Kepner-Adney, the lead singer and guitarist in the Tucson-based Laura Jean Band (formerly Laura and the Killed Men), shades her voice with echoes of honkey tonk and Appalachia. Her expansive lyricism highlights her connection to Arizona’s unforgiving environment, and her songwriting weaves together the disparate elements of what has defined country music throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.