Creekbed Carter Hogan

7:00pm doors DM for address No one turned away for lack of funds (NOTAFLOF) About the performers: For trans folksinger Creekbed Carter Hogan, everything good is made from the rotten stump of something else. Their new self-titled album, Creekbed Carter, is both creed and archive, formed from the eccentric preoccupations of a messy Catholic childhood that have been crafted into a dazzling, troubling, and ultimately wondrous collection of songwriting. Familiar spirits haunt these songs – Roger Miller, Bobbie Gentry, Elliott Smith, Karen Dalton – but ultimately, Hogan’s music emanates from the force of their own desires. Clever, searing, bald, and true, Creekbed Carter is, above all, an act of resilience: a flaming sword that both creator and listener can use to cut their way out and through, together. https://creekbedcarter.com Jude Brothers is an Arkansas forged and New Mexico molded folksy leaning singer songwriter with a penchant for whimsy and tender heartedness. Brothers’ distinct writing style is marked by congenial contrasts: passionate & playful, calculated & relaxed, approachable & quirky. Their lyrics communicate a simultaneous existential dread and intoxicating thrill of living and loving, a practice in raw and shameless vulnerability shared through song. All of this is transmitted through nimble vocal frolicking- a shapeshifter voice crawling, leaping, pirouetting over a landscape of folk harp, guitar, and tenor banjo. https://judebrothersmusic.com Marie Hamilton is a harpist and vocalist, originally from Vermont and equally at home in Montreal. Her work is shaped by a love for music that connects, heals, and inspires as well as a desire to gently challenge and transcend the traditional perception of the harp. Whether it's through integrating different genres, incorporating electronic elements, or simply exploring new techniques, she loves sharing the harp's versatility and its ability to evoke deep emotional responses with her audiences. https://mariehamiltonmusic.com/