Nelson County’s most beloved country singer-songwriter takes the stage for an evening of original, old-school country.  Byron’s songs have a way of capturing human moments in profound ways; whether the subject matter is humorous or heartfelt, the message is always real. 

The show starts at 8pm/$5.  With special guests Deloy Moore and Carol Knight.

Listen at www.myspace.com/byronmassie

Roots/Americana.  8pm/$5.

Bellydancing, bellydancing, and more bellydancing!

8pm/$7.  Visit www.fatamorganabellydance.com for more info.

Comedy Improv done in the style of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”  Audience input and game format keeps this show fast and funny.  8pm/$5.

Trent Wagler & the Steel Wheels perform Original Americana Roots Music. Their acoustic music ranges from old time, country folk, infused with elements of gospel, blues, and rock and roll. Trent has been singing since the age of 4. He grew up Mennonite, singing four part harmonies in a family gospel quartet. His musical training since then includes punk rock, jam bands, select university choirs, traditional Arabic music, and his grandfather’s harmonica. The Steel Wheels joined Trent in January of 2005, adding a fresh sound and exciting energy to his songwriting. The Steel Wheels are Brian Dickel on Bass, Eric Brubaker on Fiddle, and Jay Lapp on Mandolin. Trent and the Steel Wheels have toured internationally and across the US. They’ve shared the stage with Robin and Linda Williams, Tim Reynolds, Marshall Crenshaw, Carrie Newcomer, Over the Rhine, John McCutcheon, and Adrienne Young & Little Sadie among others. Together Wagler and the Wheels have assembled a loyal following that appreciates the honest, deceptively simple sound, with raw emotion and strong musicianship.

The show starts at 8pm.  Listen at www.trentwagler.com

Eli is the hottest thing to hit the blues/blues-rock scene in a long time, and this star is rising fast.  Come see a special solo, acoustic show by this remarkable young talent.  The show starts at 8pm/$5.

Listen at www.elicook.com