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Album Releases In The Round

Finally hear Mockingbird Suite, Sav’s long awaited solo album, Am I Country Enough, Emma Zinck’s brand new album, and Elaine, the latest EP by The Burney Sisters.

An intimate night of story-telling and songs you don’t want to miss. You will laugh, you will cry, and you will want to be part of three distinct musical journeys that come together for one very special night.

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PINES FEST 2026.

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! 🌧☀️ Rain or Shine — The Show Goes On! 🎟 Skip the fees: grab your tickets at the Atomic bar during open hours! Wed-Sun 5PM-3AM

Lineup Includes The Mighty Pines JigJam Hot Like Mars The Burney Sisters Chicago Farmer & The Fieldnotes Adam Maness Trio Allie Kral ClusterPluck Dylan Triplett Al Holliday & The East Side Rhythm Band Mattie Schell Eli's Revenge Kudda & Friends

They are the band that puts the wildcat guitar in the jazzgrass, the electric mandolin in the country-reggae, the three-part harmony in the zydeco-folk, and the contrapuntal bass in the jump-blues jamboree. It’s the Mighty Pines, the butt-kickingest band in Americana that has made national splashes by way of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, NBC’s The Voice, collaborations with the legendary Michael McDonald, and their own booming roots-music festival, Pines Fest.

The St. Louis-based Mighty Pines have barnstormed the country with their almighty musicality, gorgeous ambrosial melodies, pass-the-chillum string shredding, consciousness-expanding grassedelica, and electric roots-rock fire. Nobody brings it live like the Pines, as the quartet continues to wow audiences by bringing their superb original material to life with daredevil picking, sophisticated arrangements, and aorta-exploding melodic charge.

In 2022, the band started Pines Fest, a multi-stage music festival in St. Louis that brings together an exquisite mix of Americana, rock, blues, jazz, and bluegrass artists from across the region. In its fifth year, Pines Fest has become the annual flagship event within St. Louis’s rich musical milieu, headlined by that group that St. Louis magazine calls “the city’s most popular and talented band.”

Come get high and Mighty.

Event Information Age Limit All ages until 9pm

Order Limited to 10 Tickets Standing GA $30

(+$6.33 fees)

Total $36.33

Delivery Method

eTickets Display on your mobile device or print out your ticket for entry!

Will Call Hold at venue box office.

LAMONT LANDERS Friday, October 16 Doors 7pm / Show 8pm at Rose Music Hall (Inside)

Smash House Live presents Lamont Landers featuring The Burney Sisters

An evening with The Burney Sisters

Little Grassy Get Down 2026 Oct 9-11, 2026 Touch of Nature, Makanda IL A 3-day Family-friendly Americana & Bluegrass Music Festival A fundraiser for beautiful Touch of Nature Outdoor Education Center Kids 15 & under FREE with adult!!

Current show is to take place at the home of John Taylor

HOWEVER, RAIN LOCATION WOULD CHANGE TO Bishop Hill Creative Commons 6pm - potluck/social hour 7pm - show $20-30 suggested donation All ages, family-friendly Rain location: Bishop Hill Creative Commons Bring lawn chairs/blankets, BYOB

The potluck is optional, but is a great chance to connect others in the audience and maybe even share a meal with the artist. It also helps ensure the artist isn't having to have a meal from a gas station. We'll provide the plates, bowls, silverware, napkins, and, if you need it, serving spoons. Feel free to bring anything you'd like--an entrée, appetizer, dessert, or drink to share. Bring something you will enjoy eating, because if you enjoy it it is likely others will as well.

To enjoy the best seats in the house with relaxed Adirondack-style seating, plus a complimentary concession item and drink included, purchase the Premium Seat option. Limited availability.

From hometown roots to global stages, this is a night that feels both deeply personal and impossibly big.

The Accidentals return to Northern Michigan with the kind of chemistry you can’t manufacture. What began in a Traverse City classroom—and was further shaped during their time as Interlochen alumni—has grown into a genre-defying force known for rich harmonies, virtuosic strings, and songs that hit straight at the heart. Their sound moves effortlessly between indie rock, folk, pop, and orchestral textures, creating a live experience that is both intimate and electrifying. Their journey has taken them around the world, onto festival stages, into collaborations with major artists, and into the lives of a fiercely devoted fan community. But at its core, their music is still about connection. It’s about shared moments, resilience, and finding meaning in the highs and lows that shape us. When they step on stage, it’s not just a concert, it’s a feeling of belonging.

Joining them is Emma Zinck, a rising voice out of Nashville redefining what country music can be. With powerhouse vocals, a four-octave range, and a bold “Electric Country” sound, she brings a modern edge that blends raw emotion with undeniable energy. Her performances are magnetic, pulling audiences in and holding them there.

Discovered at age 16 by Dave Stewart, blues-rock guitarist and singer-songwriter Joanne Shaw Taylor has become one of the genre's most celebrated artists, earning praise from legends including Stevie Wonder and Joe Bonamassa. Her powerful vocals, masterful guitar work, and acclaimed albums have helped establish her as one of Britain's leading blues-rock exports, with multiple releases reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Blues Chart. Blending soulful songwriting with electrifying musicianship, Joanne Shaw Taylor delivers a live performance that showcases why she remains one of the most compelling voices in contemporary blues and rock.

The Burney Sisters are a dynamic sibling duo blending indie-folk, Americana, and soulful storytelling into a sound that feels both timeless and contemporary. Known for their rich harmonies, exceptional musicianship, and heartfelt lyrics, sisters Emma and Bella Burney have captivated audiences across the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean. With infectious energy and songs that explore love, resilience, and self-discovery, The Burney Sisters are emerging as one of the most exciting young acts in modern folk music.

Opening the evening is A to Z Music, an Interlochen-born duo whose story mirrors the spirit of this stage. With roots in Northern Michigan and a sound shaped by folk, indie, and alt influences, they represent the next generation of artists stepping forward with something real to say.

Song Suffragettes is Nashville’s only all-female singer-songwriter show that happens every Monday night at The Listening Room Café. Over 12 years, Song Suffragettes has featured the most talented women in Nashville garnering praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, NPR, The Washington Post, Forbes, The New York Times, ELLE and PBS NewsHour. With successful Song Suffragettes ranging from Lainey Wilson and Kelsea Ballerini to Megan Moroney and GAYLE, you never know who you’ll discover first at Song Suffragettes. Come see the real Nashville and let the girls play!

Arkansauce & The Burney Sisters
General Admissions Free, Bring a chair or blanket. Tables are $34.38 plus fees.

We're headed HOME to Columbia and we're brining hometown friends, River & Rail to create an evening of incredible music. This will be a mosty seated show, so grab a table and plan for a relaxing night out with friends.

No tickets, pass the hat Cash, check, credit card, Zelle, & Venmo are accepted

FREE SHOW Sponsored by Downtown Huntsville, Inc. in partnership with Huntsville Music Office

Suggested donation for the artist don’t worry about eating before you come because food i will available! Come unwind with The Burney Sisters!