$7 at the door. Ira Wolf - Hailing from the mountains of Montana, and making a home in Nashville, TN, Ira Wolf's music and writing is filled with "..original and accessible lyrics without a hint of cliches." With two studio albums to share, Ira has performed on stages across the US, the UK, Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia since she began touring in 2014. She draws from personal experience, and connects on an intimate level with her audience through her honest lyrics and melancholy vocals. With roots in folk, americana and bluegrass genres, Ira has found a unique sound that resonates with an eclectic listening crowd. A former Berklee College of Music student, Ira has been recognized for her lyrical content and vocal capabilities in numerous festivals and songwriting contests including Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriter Showcase, Great American Song Contest, International Songwriting Competition, Gate City Music Festival Songwriting Contest, CT Folk Festival Songwriter Competition, Blast on the Bay Songwriter Contest, and Eddie Owen's Open Mic Shootout, among others. She was also named one of Spotify's 'Best of Folk/Americana 2016' artists. Along with her talent, Ira has received recognition for her fearless dedication to a full-time touring schedule as a soloist. As she has continued living on the road throughout the past three years, her music and lifestyle have been featured in blogs such as She-Explores 'Women on the Road', as well as Sonicbids 'Success Stories'. Although Ira continues to make Nashville her home-base, she maintains a life on the road, both inside the states and overseas. In 2016 she finished a five month run called "The GoWesty Tour" to promote her sophomore album, 'Honest'. Her third record is expected to makes its debut in September, 2017. Kathleen Murray - Kathleen Murray has been writing songs for over a decade. Her approach has evolved but remains true to its roots, as a form of process. Inspired by the farmland and forest surrounding Watsonville, California her debut album Woodland Voices (2014) presents themes of spiritual unrest and “learning how it's not always bold to be alone.” Throughout her work you will find sweeping harmonies and layered strings, presenting a dreamlike backdrop to visual lyricism. Her sophomore album, titled Desert Dream, evaluates the difference between hard times and change. Surrounded by separation and divorce she explores the qualities of love and loss with poignancy and wisdom beyond her years. Now dividing her time between Washington and California, Kathleen plans to continue sharing music from her previous albums while working on writing and future collaborations. "