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Brittany Aquamarine performs “Identity States” at The Lost Church Santa Rosa

Visit Brittany Aquamarine at https://www.aquamarinerhythms.com/

This Week on our Santa Rosa Stage

April 27th | Doors at 7:30 Show 8:15-10:30pm

TLC Song Service featuring Vanessa May (Rainbow Girls), Twin Soles, and M’Gilvry Allen

TLC Song Service is an intimate evening with three artists passing the spotlight. Expect insights into the craft of the song from inspiration to final form. *This monthly event is moving to 1st Thursdays starting in June.

Vanessa May

Vanessa May is 1/3 of Rainbow Girls; Driven into the present by the past, Vanessa finds herself at the intersection of time. Her music speaks to all that has passed while singing straight to the moment. She’ll take you into timelessness. She holds history accountable and makes the future tolerable. She makes music of the mud of the earth and sends it to the heavens — we are here to hear it. https://www.rainbowgirlsmusic.com

Twin Soles

Twin Soles is the musical manifestation of the union of Shawna and Cory Herve. Opening their hearts to reveal soaring highs and painful lows in hopes of inspiring and connecting with people who believe in honest love. They wear many different shoes at different times but what matters is that they walk together through thick and thin, holding their souls in their hands to guide the soles of their feet. Inspired by many styles and eras, you will be just as likely to hear them sing Hoagy Carmichael as Alice in Chains, though it all comes with a distinct acoustic sound and vocal blend that is their own. They also mix in uniquely beautiful original songs about family, love and heartbreak that will give you a window into the strength and tenderness of their connection. https://www.twinsolesmusic.com/

M’Gilvry Allen

M’Gilvry Allen is a musician and producer from Sebastopol, California. His music blends folk instruments, modern production, and multilayered vocal harmonies into a kaleidoscope of familiar sounds. His debut album, In My Garden, was entirely self produced in a handmade earth plaster music studio in rural Oregon. M’Gilvry’s work can be found on all major streaming platforms and on social media as @mgilvryallen.https://mgilvryallen.com/

Recommended If You Like:  Rainbow Girls, Townes Van Zandt, Trevor Hall, Gillian Welch

April 30th | Doors at 7:30 Show 8:15-10:30pm

The Spindles 20th Anniversary Show with The Orchid Killers

The Spindles

A staple of the Sonoma County music scene since their inception in 2001, The Spindles have wooed generations of audiences with their resplendent Second-Wave Americana and Chamber-Rock favorites. Compelled by their revered triple-threat leader Coalmine Spindle, songwriter, singer and guitar-player extraordinaire, The Spindles are comprised of co-founder and efficacious bass player Jaime Voss, the inimitable Henry Nagle on lead guitar, the incomparable drummer Jonathan Hughes, preeminent trombone and bass clarinet players Achilles Poloynis and Mark Philpott, respectively, and the ineffable Ursa Born on backing vocals. facebook.com/thespindlesmusic

The Orchid Killers

Born in the Sonoma County folk revival of the 2010s, The Orchid Killers have been making crunchy acoustic music for more than a decade. Featuring original songs by Karen Frindell Teuscher on clawhammer banjo and vocals, and Kevin Teuscher on vocals and guitar, The Orchid Killers are also known for covers of old-time fiddle tunes driven by fiddle player Brian Carlisle. Subjects of their originals include county back roads, bad boyfriends, and the occasional song of life and death. The Orchid Killers have recorded two CDs at Doug Jayne’s Jackalope Records featuring local luminaries Henry Nagle of The Spindles, Bob Murnane of Lucky Ol’ Bones, and Tony Robinson — a founding member of Poor Man’s Whiskey. Drop by The Next Record Store in Santa Rosa and ask for a copy of Portraits Engrained or The New Civilized by The Orchid Killers. I’m sure Doug has a few laying around. Facebook.com/theorchidkillers

Recommended If You Like:  Elliott Smith, Hayden, Jose González

Located on Ross Street (between Mendocino & B) in Downtown Santa Rosa

(23-min from Petaluma, 40-min from San Rafael, 1 hr 6-min from San Francisco, 1 hr 9-min from Oakland)

Matinee performances end at 5pm | Evening performances end at 10:30pm

We’re offering full refunds for non-attendance or cancelations due to COVID concerns, so there is no risk in showing your support by getting advanced tickets.

Update to our Safety Protocols

at The Lost Church SANTA ROSA

*Friday, May 6th:  AVFest “Attack, Decay, Release” Directed by H.P. Mendoza (film screening, Q&A, and live music performance)

Recommended if you like: CG Animation, Historical Footage, New Voices in Cinema, Popcorn

*Saturday, May 7th: Le (four piece) Duo: Gabe and Mimi

Recommended if you like: World Music, Edith Piaf, Gypsy Jazz, Funk, Flamenco Music, Paco de Lucia, Django Reinhardt, and Stevie Ray Vaughn

*Monday, May 9th: Deadly Score presents Jenny Don’t & The Spurs (Portland) + Dog Party (Sacramento)

Recommended If You Like: Lucero, Charley Crockett, Patsy Cline, Wanda Jackson, Jesse Dayton, Orville Peck

Call for Volunteers for Railroad Square Music Festival

RSMF Wants YOU!

As a free music festival, we depend on community and volunteers to make the dream work.

Sign up at the link below and please share it with your talented caring friends.

Come be part of the team! 

VOLUNTEER HERE

Live Performances from Kayatta, Kingsborough, X Confidence, Erica Ambrin, La Agencia, and more!

See the Full Line-up of Artists and Learn More at https://www.railroadsquaremusicfestival.com/

*Railroad Square Music Festival is FREE and is a project of The Lost Church .Org