Braden Bales

VIP Packages Include: -VIP Laminate -Q&A Session-Poster -5-song acoustic performance from Ezra & Braden

Hush Now, Sweet Halo

Hush Now, Sweet Halo formed after its members crossed paths in various underground projects, eventually finding a shared language. Built on a collaborative, experimental process, the band creates a thick, moody intensity matched with unexpected softness—music for the heavy-hearted. Their music leans into a wall of sound that drowns and immerses, with heavy riffs that lift and soar. With their debut single and first Midwest tour in 2025, Hush Now, Sweet Halo stepped into a new chapter, expanding their sound and reach.

Tyler Richton & The High Bank Boys

Tyler Richton and The High Bank Boys are a country band based in Central Iowa. Formed in 2015, the HBB got their start in small-town bars and parties, honing their skills to make more than 50 years of experience combined. Now playing across the midwest everywhere from rockin’ honky-tonks to opening shows for the likes of Tracy Byrd, John Michael Montgomery, Craig Morgan and more, Tyler Richton and The High Bank Boys bring a neo-traditional sound with high energy and real music. Drawing influence from artists like Merle Haggard, Charlie Daniels and Hank Williams Jr., audiences of all kinds find a show they can enjoy and music they can feel.

Hair Person

Hair Person is an electronic duo from Omaha, Nebraska, made up of Sara Bertuldo (synth, vocals) and Erin Feichtinger (drums). Known for their immersive soundscapes and pulsing rhythms, Hair Person blends moody electronics with raw, percussive energy to create a sound that’s both intimate and expansive. Bertuldo, previously known for her work in Omaha’s indie rock scene, steps into new territory with Hair Person, playing synths and exploring a darker, more atmospheric palette. Feichtinger’s drumming—simplistic but effective—grounds the sound in steady, hypnotic beats that leave space for emotion and texture to take the lead. Hair Person is a testament to collaboration—rooted in friendship, built on sonic experimentation, and shaped by a shared desire to push boundaries.

Lash’s Propane Drive

A benefit show for the Pine Ridge Oglala Lakota Sioux Reservation. All funds raised will be used to purchase propane to be used for heating the homes of the families on Pine Ridge, one of the most poverty stricken communities in the country. A grassroots effort from Larry “Lash LaRue” Dunn, who for 20 years orchestrated the Toy Drive For Pine Ridge.  In memory of Dick Warsocki, a close friend of Lash’s. Dick and Lash shared a love of the Lakota people and their spiritual ways as well as a damn good sad roots song about heartbreak and heartache. 

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