Doors Open: 5PM

Rebecca Porter: 6PM

Nikki Morgan: 7PM

Advance Tickets: $18 | General Admission: $22

Nikki Morgan’s music sits somewhere between rhythm and blues. It’s Dolly AND it’s Tina.
As the daughter of a minister and kin to a lot of church folk, Nikki grew up listening to traditional Gospel/Christian music and spent much of her grade school days involved in school band playing clarinet and oboe. But despite her early exposure to music, it wasn’t until 2015 when she finally began to start making music of her own.

“North Carolina gave me breath, Chicago gave me life,” and you can hear her express that candidly. There is a striking balance of Southern charm and Midwestern grit that make for a sound that is unique to Morgan, yet refreshingly familiar. Nikki is a genuine powerhouse who’s excitement to share stories is matched only by the earnestness in her voice. Whether you call it Country or something else, Nikki Morgan’s sound has the potential to stand the test of time as a modern day classic.

https://missnikkimorgan.komi.io

Born in Guam and raised in the Shenandoah Valley, Rebecca Porter blends soulful melodies and fearless lyrics with her honey-smooth voice to create her own brand of Appalachian honky tonk. Her 2023 EP, Queen of the Local, earned national acclaim and led to recognition in Rissi Palmer's Color Me Country Class of 2024, features on Ed Helms' Good Country, and a debut on NPR's Mountain Stage. Known for electrifying live performances, Porter captivates audiences with her emotional intensity and grit. Porter's personal and raw storytelling continues to push boundaries, projecting a cinematic soundscape that balances traditional country’s rugged spirit with an unapologetic journey of perseverance.