Thursday, July 17: 

Marybeth Byrd at 7PM

“Marybeth Byrd is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter from Armorel, Arkansas, with roots in Country, Christian, and Pop music. Her passion is driven by connection, pure emotion and the vulnerability of the art itself. The stage gave her a voice in which helped her overcome stuttering at a very young age. Byrd gained national attention after reaching the top 8 of NBC’s The Voice in 2019 with the help of her coach, John Legend – and mentors – Usher and Taylor Swift. She then went on to make the top 10 of ABC’s American Idol in 2023 with the help of stars like Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie, Noah Cyrus, Lainey Wilson, and Jelly Roll. Her original song “People Pleaser” earned a standing ovation from the judges, Katy Perry hailing “excellent songwriting.” Byrd has recorded nearly 15 songs with the production and writing team JST FRNDS (Callie Dixon & Gabe Neal) for her upcoming EP “funny how it always seems to rain…”, set to release by the end of 2024. The lead single “October Woods” is co-written with chart-topping songwriter, Lance Carpenter, and mixed by Grammy Award-winning engineer, Jacob Morris. The sister EP, “…everything changes” is set to release in 2025, which includes collaborations with acclaimed writers such as Linda Davis, Jeff Cohen, Callista Clark, Kenneth Hart, Brent Baxter, Rachel Thibodeau and more. These experiences have shaped her into the artist that she is today and has paved the way for her to continue on in the music industry.” – Excerpt from https://www.marybethbyrdmusic.com/

FRIDAY, JULY 18:

Voodoo Exiles 6 PM

“Voodoo Exiles, aka, The Stones Experience, is the only band in Downstate Illinois playing Rolling Stones music. The band was started in 2022 and is the dream of lead singer, Tom Knap, a life-long Rolling Stones fan. The band is 6 guys who have known each other for over 20 years. Tom Knap: Vocals, Karl Kern: Drums, Kent Whitesell: Guitar, Mike Connell: Guitar, Bill Humphrey: Bass, Rich Hogan: Saxophone” – Excerpt from https://www.voodooexiles.net/

Noise Pollution at 9 PM

“Noise Pollution has performed for hundreds of thousands of AC/DC fans over the past 8 years. The band covers hits from both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras, guiding audiences through an unforgettable AC/DC experience. Their professionalism and respect for the music shine through in their performances.” – Excerpt from https://noisepollutionsd.com/

Saturday, July 19:

Cornfield Mafia at 6 PM

“Cornfield Mafia is a country band from central, Indiana. The band has been considered Americana / Neo-traditional country. In the 15 years that the band has been in existence, it has put out 3 EPs of original music, and has had radio play across the country. Cornfield Mafia has shared the stage by opening for fellow artists, John Rich, John Michael Montgomery, Confederate Railroad, Keith Anderson, Trick Pony, Jeff Bates, Colt Ford, Phil Vassar, Josh Thompson, Randy Houser, The Kentucky Headhunters, and yes, even Jackyl. We have played in front of crowds ranging from 10’s to thousands, backyard parties, weddings, state fairs, and festivals. We offer a wide variety of music. Some of the artists we cover are Brothers Osborne, Tyler Childers, Keith Urban, Randy Houser, Morgan Wallen, Johnny Cash, Garth Brooks, Shania Twain, Brooks and Dunn, Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs, The Chicks, Jelly Roll, Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Zac Brown, Old Dominion, Carrie Underwood, Cody Johnson, Matchbox 20, Poison, .38 Special, Bryan Adams, Bruno Mars, Prince, and many, many more!” – Excerpt from https://045e04d.netsolhost.com

7 Summers at 8:30 PM

“7 Summers is not your typical tribute band. We don’t do cowboy hats, grow out mullets, or mimic Morgan Wallen’s iconic look. Instead, we let the music do the talking. We’re a group of passionate musicians who share a deep appreciation for the incredible talent and authentic sound of Morgan Wallen. Our mission is simple: to bring you the very best of Morgan Wallen’s music, paying homage to the undeniable charisma and raw emotion that make his songs resonate with so many.” – Excerpt from https://7summersband.com/home