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DAN RAY (opens in new tab)

Friday 7/17 2:00-2:30 PM

Dan Ray is a singer-songwriter based in Des Moines, IA, formerly of Seattle, WA. She is currently producing her debut album, Cancer Moon. Her style blends Taylor Swift's knack for engrossing storytelling with powerhouse vocals and the grit behind early 2000's rock. Her debut single, "Water," dropped February 9, 2024.

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ASCENDED REALITY (opens in new tab)

Friday 7/17 3:00-3:30 PM

Ascended Reality is a Seattle-based hip-hop duo known for high-energy performances, sharp lyricism, and storytelling rooted in classic rap tradition. Their music blends nostalgic hip-hop foundations with futuristic themes, anime influences, and dynamic crowd interaction. Regular performers across Seattle’s music scene, they bring an engaging live experience that connects audiences through rhythm, narrative, and uplifting energy.

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CHEWING GUM (opens in new tab)

Friday 7/17 4:00-4:45 PM

Chewing Gum is a four-piece, all-girl rock band from West Seattle. Despite their young age, the members of Chewing Gum tap into a deep Seattle sound from past and present. With influences ranging from early 90s grunge to heavy modern genres, they put on an energetic live show. Chewing Gum has played recently across West Seattle and beyond, drawing crowds of all ages at staple local venues like Skylark and Lucky Liquor.

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ALBERTA & THE DEAD EYES (opens in new tab)

Friday 7/17 5:15-6:15 PM

Alberta & The Dead Eyes is an energetic and engaging acoustic blues-punk band based in West Seattle. They play regularly in Seattle, Vashon, and surrounding areas. Their inspiration is equal parts PNW grunge/punk, old delta blues, and early rock – in particular Howlin Wolf and Fats Waller. The band is steeped in melody and precision, and they always look forward to surprising audiences with authenticity, harmonies, and good songs. 

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EcLECTRICK (opens in new tab)

Friday 7/17 6:45-8:00 PM

Eclectrick has been performing around the PNW for the last 10+ years. From festivals like RE/Evolution and APOG to legendary venues like The Nectar Lounge and Barboza, this group brings the party wherever they go. The trio is known for crafting seamless sets of music boosted by on-stage improv. They play a mix of infectiously groovy originals and crowd-favorite covers. 

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JAMTOWN HOWDY BAND (opens in new tab)

Saturday 7/18 11:00-11:45 AM

Calling all ages to join the Jamtown Howdy Band. That’s right, you are IN the band! We share Jamtown® Sun Moon Star Drums and BoomWhacker® tubes with the audience for wild-ish play so everyone’s a little Rock Star. Jamtown John and Jim play ukulele, harmonica and drums to original songs and encourage audience participation – especially the kids. Play, move, and sing along!

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BEATBOX PANDA

Saturday 7/18 12:10-12:30 PM

The Beatbox Panda is Seattle’s beatbox champion and has opened for Snoop Dogg, Sublime, Marshmello, and more. He has won  beatbox battles across the nation. Beatbox Panda has appeared on Kiro 7, King 5, and other news stations. He has performed at NWFolklife, Waterfront, Capitol Hill Block Party, and notable venues in the Seattle area. Everything you hear is 100% vocal: Beats, lyrics, bass, and melodies are all done with only his voice. 

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DESHAWN RIVERS (opens in new tab)

Saturday 7/18 1:00-1:30 PM

Hailing from the sunshine state of Florida and now based in the eclectic scene of Seattle, DeShawn Rivers is a songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and artist. Evolving swiftly, Rivers first delved into electronic music production, crafting instrumentals that laid the foundation for his diverse sonic palette. A true musical chameleon, Rivers blends intricate instrumentals with introspective lyrics, creating a sound that is uniquely his, redefining artistic boundaries with each release.

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ART GECKO (opens in new tab)

Saturday 7/18 2:00-2:45 PM

Founded as a late-pandemic indie rock project, Art Gecko has since evolved a new sound that combines space disco, funk, and synth pop, while lyrically exploring frontman Cole Fisher’s post-catholic preoccupation with queerness and mythos. Art Gecko cordially invites you to Get The Fuck Down. 

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Trillivm (opens in new tab)

Saturday 7/18 3:15-4:15 PM

Trillivm is a DJ renowned for blending house and EDM trap, expertly remixing tracks from the 90s through today for a sound that’s both nostalgic and cutting-edge. His sets electrify festival crowds, delivering high-energy performances that keep audiences moving from the first beat to the last. With official releases on international labels such as DB Mafia (Italy), Trillivm’s music has been streamed millions of times, earning global recognition and support from fans and industry leaders alike. Whether playing a sunset slot or headlining the main stage, Trillivm brings relentless energy, technical mastery, and a passion for connecting with the crowd. 

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COPASTETIC (opens in new tab)

Saturday 7/28 4:45-6:00 PM

Based in Seattle, Copastetic is a high-energy, eight-piece dance band specializing in a diverse repertoire of old-school funk, R&B, and modern party hits. Led by vocalist D'Maurice, the group features a horn section and is renowned for its charismatic stage presence that keeps the dance floor packed all night long. 

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TIM BERTSCH (opens in new tab)

Sunday 7/19 12:00-12:30 PM

Tim Bertsch is a world-renowned harp guitarist and composer whose atmospheric and transportive style bridges many genres. Based in Seattle, he is a seasoned international performer, educator, and highly sought-after artist endorsed by top industry brands. Having studied under legends like Larry Coryell, Tim’s style masterfully blends jazz, flamenco, and progressive world music. Tim has also been featured on CNN and had his writings published in Classical and Acoustic Guitar Magazine.

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ELECTRIC BOOTS (opens in new tab)

Sunday 7/19 1:00-1:30 PM

Electric Boots: The Elton John time machine that captures the sounds and sights of all your favorite Elton John songs and costumes. 

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taytonic (opens in new tab)

Sunday 7/19 2:00-2:45 PM

TAYTONIC is fronted by drummer Tayler Williams (Tower Of Power, Jennifer Hartswick). Copiloting on the bass is Danny "D-Train" Praseuth (Reposado). Every note birthed from their musical apparatuses is designed to move your body or give you stank face. Plan to collectively dance, laugh, cry, scream, ruminate, pontificate, and dance again, as they sing you tales through machined vocals. Drums and bass will lock in, indestructibly, and will serve as an indubitable guide for the groove.

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shelby natasha (opens in new tab)

Sunday 7/19 3:15-4:15 PM

Shelby Natasha is an alt-folk songwriter and guzheng player from Seattle. Her music is an invitation into a world of R&B-influenced Chinese folk music. With ethereal vocals, guzheng (the chinese harp), and lofi beats, she creates a vibe that is both haunting and groovy. She has played in festivals such as Oregon Country Fair, NAMM, Imagine Festival, Portland Folk Festival, Northwest Folklife, Any Patch of Grass, and Belltown Bloom. 

reposado (opens in new tab)

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Sunday 7/19 4:45-6:00 PM

Led by Creative Director Jean-Paul Builes, REPOSADO is a Seattle-based collective crafting a vibrant "TequilaFunk" sound. Blending Caribbean, West African, and Queens influences, they channel icons like Fela Kuti and James Brown into modern, bilingual activations. Dedicated to connection and transcendence, REPOSADO uses rhythm as a weapon against isolation. It is soulful, heart-driven music designed to bridge cultural gaps and move the people.