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2025 Lineup
Explore our 2025 Series Performers below.
Barnaby Bright
June 21, 2025
Not easily defined, Barnaby Bright is an alt-Americana duo with contemporary influences that reflect their geographical journey from Brooklyn to Nashville to Kansas, while calling on Nathan’s Oklahoma roots and distant relation to Merle Haggard. The band has accumulated a dedicated following that feeds on their ability to spin storytelling into sonic treasures- a BB show will take audiences on a ride through love songs, murder ballads and deeply moving, relatable themes. The most commonly uttered phrase at the end of a show seems to be, “that was a spiritual experience.”
Nathan’s virtuosic acoustic guitar & banjo playing and Becky’s effortless vocals over the drone of the harmonium are pushing the boundaries of today’s indie folk landscape.
Barnaby Bright received the grand prize at NYC’s prestigious Songwriters’ Circle and were elected to Amazon’s Top 100 Albums of the Year, and most recently their Christmas album was picked by the New York Times as one of the Top 20 Christmas Albums of the Year, with 5 of the songs being featured in the Netflix hit TV show, Sex/Life.
While opening for illustrious acts such as Norah Jones and The Lumineers, Barnaby Bright continues to mesmerize audiences and convert new followers one show at a time while raising awareness of Kansas City’s diverse landscape.
Stillhouse Junkies
June 28, 2025
Acoustic adventurers Stillhouse Junkies explore the worlds between roots, bluegrass, Texas swing, blues, and rock. Their free-flowing musical interplay and improvisation make every show unique as they weave through high-energy, intricately composed original songs, never taking the same path twice.
Based in the Southwestern Colorado town of Durango, the band consists of founder Fred Kosak on guitar and mandolin and longtime member Alissa Wolf on fiddle. They’ve recently been joined by Nederland, CO’s Matt Thomas on upright bass and Nashville, TN’s Eric Lee on mandolin, guitar, and fiddle. Lee and Thomas formerly played together in the award-winning band Man About a Horse.
Formed in 2017, Stillhouse Junkies plan to release their fourth album in early 2025. Their prolific songwriting, tight vocal harmonies, and blistering instrumentals earned them the prestigious International Bluegrass Music Association’s “Momentum Band of the Year” award in 2021.
As they tour across the United States and abroad, Stillhouse Junkies are gaining a reputation as one of the most exciting bands in the acoustic music scene. They have played such beloved festivals as Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, Rockygrass, Merle Fest, and ROMP, and their busy schedule has seen them supporting Willie Carlisle, The Lil Smokies, and Asleep at the Wheel.
Join us in this Americana experiment and be the one to say you saw Stillhouse Junkies before they were huge. From festivals to performing arts centers – Stillhouse Junkies will deliver a one-of-a-kind experience!
The Accidentals
July 5 & 6, 2025
The Accidentals are an American band, formed in Traverse City, Michigan in 2012 by singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Sav Buist (now Sav Madigan) and Katie Larson. The group has featured an eclectic blend of indie folk, pop, bluegrass, rock, classical, and other genres. They have released seven full-length albums, three EPs, and two live albums.
Buist and Larson grew up in musical families, released their first two albums while in high school, hired percussionist Michael Dause in 2014, and began touring nationally. Dause departed in March 2023 and was replaced by Katelynn Corll. The band signed with major label Sony Masterworks by the time the members were around age 21, but they returned to releasing their recordings independently. Now based in Nashville, they tour and lead music workshops across the US.
“The goal of our music has always been shared experiences. Music helps us process things that are hard to process,” Sav leaves off. “A lot of the writing comes from touring, and touring is just a myriad of extremes, triumphs, and failures. It’s how we connect with people in those moments that shape our experiences. Hopefully, people can relate to something we’re creating in a way that feels like understanding. Maybe, it offers a different perspective, and that leads to less loneliness and more community.”
The Appleseed Collective
July 18, 2025
The Appleseed Collective is poised to become the new sound of string music. Riding the wave of the bluegrass revival beyond newgrass and into a strange new genre-bending territory, they explore the full range of dark and light, old and new, composition and improvisation in a deeply theatrical stage show that transports audiences through time.
“[The Appleseed Collective] sweeps out the various corners of American music, taking a long look at both the sublime and the strange. The group explores both dark and light in a way that other string-band revivalists haven’t touched.”
—Aarik Danielsen, Columbia Daily Tribune
Morgan Myles
Lavender Goes Pink · July 25, 2025
Morgan Myles is a Nashville powerhouse with a five-octave range, who rose to prominence with a third-place finish on NBC’s “The Voice,” 30+ million views on YouTube, and a standing ovation at her Grand Ole Opry debut. A multi-instrumentalist and touring artist, she has opened for Luke Bryan, Jake Owen, and Kane Brown, performing over 100 shows a year. Her authenticity and hard-earned success have garnered attention from major outlets like Billboard, American Songwriter, Rolling Stone, and CMT, setting her apart from the cookie-cutter country starlets.
Myles is now set to release new music with KZZ Music/Blue Élan, embracing a more grounded artistic expression after years of navigating Nashville’s rules. Her music defies genre boundaries, blending country, rock, soul, and Americana, reflecting influences from Carole King to the Queens of the Opry stage. According to pop sensation Camila Cabello, “Morgan is country, and she always has been, but she’s her own versatile expression of it.” With a focus on connection through her storytelling, Myles is primed to turn her recent success into a career that resonates deeply with everyday life.
The Dryes
July 26, 2025
If there was ever a time that country music needed a duo like The Dryes, it’s now. Since launching their career in 2018 husband and wife duo Derek and Katelyn of The Dryes have caught the attention of USA Today, Rolling Stone, People, American Songwriter, Billboard, among others, and have gained thousands of fans and followers along the way.
Recognized by Country Living Magazine as “the new hot country duo to watch” after premiering on season 22 of NBC’s “The Voice,” The Dryes have accumulated over 12 million+ global streams. Their sassy single “Dolly Would,” and their alluring, soulful track, “House on Fire,” both achieved the remarkable feat of reaching #1 on CMT’s 12 Pack Countdown. Their latest music video for their single, “A Little Longer”, landed a spot in rotation on CMT’s 12-Pack Countdown as well.
The Dryes have toured with Jo Dee Messina as direct support on her national “Heads Carolina, Tails California Tour” in 2023 and 2024, and the pair also made their debuts at CMA Fest and the Carolina Country Music Festival, captivating a crowd of 35k fans. While on the road, The Dryes secured a partnership with Cheerwine, and Derek landed a spot as an official PRS Guitars artist.
Their latest two EPs, “Raisin’ Beers & Hallelujahs” and “Dear Heart”, show the full spectrum of who they are. If Raisin’ Beers & Hallelujahs is the Saturday night, then Dear Heart is the Sunday morning. Their summer single, “daydrinkin’”, charted on iTunes release day and has garnered over 5 million views on social media. Join the #DryeFam @thedryes on all social platforms and keep up with The Dryes at thedryes.com.
Joshua Davis
August 9, 2025
A tried-and-true Michigan musician, Joshua Davis released The Way Back Home in September 2017. Produced by Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, The Way Back Home is Davis’ latest full-length studio album and first since his 2015 appearances as a Top 3 finalist on NBC’s “The Voice” (season 8). The 11 original Americana songs featured on The Way Back Home reflect an honest, hardworking family man scribing scenes of the cycle of life through dark, broken, hopeful, and triumphant times.
Davis’s latest works are shaped by an upbringing in Detroit while spending summers on the
southern tip of Lake Superior in Marquette, MI. The Way Back Home follows a series of singular recordings (Fool Rooster, Magnolia Belles, A Miracle of Birds) by the prolific songwriter who has shared the stage with a “Who’s Who” of American folk music icons such as Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Greg Brown, and Abigail Washburn. Recorded in East Lansing, MI, by legendary engineer Glenn Brown, The Way Back Home highlights Davis’ longtime collaboration with Jack White’s bassist Dominic John Davis, pianist Mike Lynch (Willie Nelson, Leon Russell), and drummer Mike Shimmin (The Olllam).
Already a heavily touring/recording artist with his previous band Steppin’ In It (who have released five albums) and as a solo act with five albums under his name, getting a call from “The Voice” was completely out of the blue for Davis. Unfamiliar with the show, he initially rejected the inquiry, but the producers were persistent. After being convinced by his wife and allowed to skip the auditions, Davis signed up for an incredible six months in the national TV spotlight. He went on to sing high profile duets with Sheryl Crow (Live Finale: “Give It To Me”) and Adam Levine (Live Finale: “Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes”), and he helped break the mold of original material being showcased on “The Voice.” Davis was the first artist to sing an original on the show, which spawned the later segment, “This Week of Original Songs.”
Ashes & Arrows
August 16, 2025
From the mountains of Asheville, North Carolina to the peaks of Arrowtown, New Zealand, Ashes & Arrows captivate audiences around the country with their strong vocals, thoughtful lyrics, and on-stage charisma. While stuck at individual musical crossroads, Ciaran, Jonathan, and Ben met at an open mic in downtown Asheville in 2021 and immediately regained their joy and inspiration to write and perform music now as a band. Their debut EP ‘Forward’ was produced by world-renowned record producer Greg Haver and released on October 7, 2022, and one of the lead singles, ‘Gold in the Mountain’ was featured on BBC2 radio late last year. Drawing inspiration from the likes of NEEDTOBREATHE, Jason Isbell, and Patrick Droney, Ashes & Arrows write their songs in an authentically original form, whilst bringing a mesmerizing flare with strong 3-part harmonies. Ashes & Arrows were also featured on America’s Got Talent in 2024, where they made it all the way to the semifinals.
Horton Creek Bluegrass
August 30, 2025
Horton Creek Bluegrass formed in 2004 after they played, what they thought was a one-time gig to fill a spot. That one show went so well that they had to keep on going. Initially, they began by playing mostly traditional bluegrass and gospel music. As time went on, they began to expand their musical influences, to create a sound that incorporates traditional/progressive bluegrass, country western, a little bit of rock n’ roll, all while keeping the core around the root’s music.
As their sound transformed, and the chemistry between band members grew, the bookings for shows started rolling in. They have played concerts for sold out theaters, Bliss Fest, and were featured as the opening act for major players in the industry, such as Trick Pony and Kellie Pickler. Their hopes are high, the bass is low, and of course, the grass is blue!
Interested in becoming a performer for The Series at Lavender Hill Farm? Please send your information to music@lavenderhillfarm.com