Heidi Holton is a Nashville, TN-based Americana provocateur who shines a soft light on the glitter and grit that collects in the farthest corners of the human experience. With a road-worn Gibson guitar and a voice dripping with the heat of the Mississippi Delta, Holton conjures a sonic landscape that flickers between the hauntingly beautiful and the brutally honest. Her music is a masterclass in raw emotion, technical prowess, and Southern Gothic cool. With a commanding stage presence and a catalog of songs that are deeply rooted, yet future-focused, Heidi holds a mirror up to her audience and dares them to fall in love with everything they see.

Molly B. Moon & Riely O'Connor are a Midwestern-based folk and Americana singer-songwriter duo known for their insightful lyrics, original music, and collaborative performances across the Midwest and Southern United States.

Bobcat Opossum is Ellen Coplin and Sean Hoffman, a genre-bending duo from the back alleys of the Midwestern wilderness. They draw inspiration from Irish, bluegrass, old time, and classical music. They believe that music should be accessible to all and is an essential part of life. They tour, perform, and teach extensively across the country. They are co-founders and co-directors of the Folky Fish Jam Camp, Debutants Hoot Camp, and the Fairfield Falcon Fiddle Club. They also play with Indiana newgrass band Debutants and Irish traditional band Soltre’.

John Bowyer and Jayme Hood are born and raised Hoosiers who make their home in South Central Indiana on the Brown/Monroe county line. Together, as The Hammer and The Hatchet, they have written and released four albums of original Midwestern Roots Music and have been refining their songwriting and musical partnership for 10 years.

You can catch The Hammer and The Hatchet live all around the region or find their music online at thehammerandthehatchet.com

Join us for a special indoor candlelight concert! The Bright Abyss are the midwest, psychoanalytic-folk duo of Kaitlyn Ferry and Elizabeth Duffy. Going deeper doesn’t mean getting darker—their music is about finding creativity and wholeness in the depths.