The White Squirrel Bar

Dream Vandals:  Minneapolis-based Dream Vandals delivers a mix of Punk, Funk, Blues, Soul, and Rock n' Roll. Weird dreams? You're welcome. The Electric Honeycomb:  Est. 2017 in the Twin Cities, The Electric Honeycomb is an instrumental project of four longtime friends weaving together influences from psych, jazz, blues, doom, and space rock. They are about to…  Read More →

Dan Rumsey & The Kombuchas consist of Backbeat Harris/drums, Bob Radspinner/bass and Dan Rumsey/guitar & vocals. They play an uplifting mix of soulful folk & blues centered around songs Dan writes and choice re-imagined covers.  danrumseymusic Pete McCauley and Tim Cheesebrow are an acoustic duo of accomplished musicians, featuring contemporary takes on Celtic, bluegrass, folk, &…  Read More →

Bury 'em Deep: From the ashes of such bands as Seymore Saves the World, Superdanger, Me and My Arrow, and Beasthead, rises a dark and brooding indie-western soundtrack for your apocalypse. Scott Hefte and the Bury ‘em Deep have combined to create hellish landscapes of a dystopian nightmare while not forgetting the righteous influences of…  Read More →

“Rockabilly Mayhem! is the most dangerous Rockabilly band north of the Mason Dixon Line!  Playing Rock-N-Roll from the 1950’s with a twist.” Joe Nicola is a virtuoso fingerstyle guitarist whose expressive technique and emotive playing have captivated audiences across the globe. With a musical career spanning over two decades, Joe has honed a distinctive sound that blends intricate…  Read More →

More than a singer-songwriter, Eva Markham is a relentlessly clever poet, a masterful vocalist, and, above all else, a spell-caster. Sowing unassuming guitar parts beneath her soaring and soulful vocals, Eva weaves the metaphysical into what is seemingly mundane–coffee grounds and ants and trains and rivers, and rivers, and rivers, always rivers. “I was in a trance,…  Read More →

Mumblin’ Drew’s Oldfangled Orchestrators (MOO) are a string band from Minneapolis, MN. Purveyors of novelty, squeezed through a cheesecloth filter of eccentric entertainment, they reanimate the music of the early 20th century. Fiddle, clarinet, and saxophone weave their sound to the fringes of old-time, jazz, jug band, ragtime, and tin pan alley, while guitar and…  Read More →