Sunday April 27 to Sunday May 4, 2025
Join us in August for Music in the HART. A concert series at Gitchi-ode’ Akiing (formerly Lake Place Park) weekly starting August 1st from 4:30pm to 6:30pm.
Free and Family Friendly!
August 1st : Breanne Marie & The Front Porch Sinners
August 8th: #THEINDIANHEADBAND
August 15th: Mallards
August 22nd: Rich Mattson & The Northstars
August 29th: Yester
This Thursday Black River Revue will be playing for Music in the HART concert series. Stop down to Lake Place Park Thursday 8/16 from 4:30pm – 6:30pm. Each week will feature a different band. For the full list please check out the schedule HERE. All shows are free, family-friendly, and open to the public.
Black River Revue plays original music that dives into bluegrass and adds flavors of Americana, folk and rock. Guitarist Adam Stariha founded the outfit in 2010, and by 2014 the rest of the current members were in place. Ian Kvale handles bass guitar, Nate Hynum works the mandolin and Tim Leutgeb plays banjo and guitar. All four members sing. The band released its third album, Just Can’t Win, in September.
This Thursday The Black-eyed Snakes will be playing for Music in the HART concert series. Stop down to Lake Place Park Thursday 8/9 from 4:30pm – 6:30pm. Each week will feature a different band. For the full list please check out the schedule HERE. All shows are free, family-friendly, and open to the public.
Nothing quite compares to watching a Mormon nicknamed “Chicken Bone George” stoke an audience of heathens into a pulsating frenzy … while the artist is mostly sitting down. The normally calculated and mild-mannered George Alan Sparhawk of Low fame screams distorted gospel commands when leading longtime side-project the Black-eyed Snakes. Meanwhile, “Big House” Bobby Olson’s guitar cranks out heavy-metal blues while the space is filled by the twin skins of drummer Brad Nelson and percussionist Bryan “Lefty” Johnson. The band’s third album — the first since 2003’s Rise Up! — is in the works.
Today kicks off week one of the Music in the HART series. Stop down to Lake Place Park today from 4:30pm – 6:30pm. Each week will feature a different band. For the full list please check out the schedule HERE. All shows are free, family-friendly, and open to the public.
Superior Siren began 2018 with a full house at Sacred Heart Music Center for the band’s self-titled album release show. Band leader, singer and songwriter Laura Sellner explained the eerie folk style to the crowd. “I wanted to make music that comforted the disturbed and disturbed the comforted.” The synergy of the classical cello and upright bass playing by Rachel Gobin and Nyssa Krause, respectively, with the simple yet conscious drumming of Emma Deaner create deep and lingering sounds supported by Sellner’s lyrics of love and empowerment.
