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Shenanigan's Muskie Stage ~ under the water tower
No Admission Fee - FREE Live Music - Beer Garden available
FRIDAY, JULY 21st
4:30 pm Foxby With a rich and unique sound as dynamic as Minnesota weather, Foxby is a genre bending rock
group who leaves their audiences wanting more. Whether it's four-on-the-floor rock songs or sultry,
soulful love songs, Foxby's playful style will leave you as a puddle of contentment. This band from the
Northland has been infiltrating venues in the Twin Cities, Fargo, and parts of greater Minnesota. They
are always itching to bring a good time to their audiences. Tanner Bailey delivers melodically clever bass
lines. Landon Reeve strikes with crisp and tight drumming. Matt Carlson fills space with his warm and
supportive backing guitar. Head writer and lead singer Mosi Palo flexes their strong, wide-ranging vocals
and gnarly guitar leads to seduce the ears of those within range. Foxbys singles and EP can be found on
all streaming services; Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, etc. They've also been recorded and televised
on the Backroads show. You can follow them on Instagram and Facebook. Foxby stays busy writing new
material and booking more shows to spread their sound across the state and beyond.
6pm New Salty Dog New Salty Dog is a five piece funk/jam band based out of Duluth Minnesota. A fun, north-woods funk jam band New Salty Dog consists of Jacob Mahon on guitar and vocals, drummer Owen (Owie) Mahon (who also does vocals), and Calzone on the Bass.
7:30 pm Lenertz and Thornby Band
9 pm The Limns: The Limns are a five-piece band from the Twin Cities. They harmonize a blend of rock,
reggae, funk and folk with high-energy and soulful spirit. Their shows are contagious and their sound will
make you get up and move. With a focus on keeping the audience engaged, smiling, and dancing, The Limns continually work at expanding their sound and pushing the boundaries of their limitations. With two EP's and a full length album under their belt, The Limns are continuing to make new music. Drums JP Dibb, Auxiliary Drums/ Drums Jevon Sacarelos, Zacc Fricke, Guitar & Vocals Mat Brunet, Bass, Vocals & Trumpet Zeke Fricke, Keyboard Vocals & Trumpet Ira Haze
11 pm: Hardwood Groove Hardwood Groove is rooted in Detroit Lakes, MN with three members living in the FM area. Their music style ranges from bluegrass and folk to jazz and rock. Their forte is original music with an improvisational twist. This band of Midwest jammers take inspiration from a
myriad of genres. Funk, rock, blues, Americana, and others combine into an electrified show with a
focus on improvisation. Sweet harmonies will open your heart while dueling guitars, wailing sax, and a
tight rhythm section will have you grooving all night.
THANK YOU TO NIIJII RADIO FOR COORDINATING AND SPONSORING MUSIC FOR MUSKIE DAYS.
Niijii Radio KKWE 89.9FM, has been broadcasting independent media to our
community since 2008, growing in capacity and strength each year. We are one of four native Anishinaabe community radio stations in our region, but we are unique in that we are the only one
independent of tribal government and control. As an independent community radio station our
volunteers are the heart of KKWE Nijjii radio, providing professional skills, time, energy and
personal commitment to all facets of KKWE operation. There are two things that differentiate
traditional community radio from public radio - our community access and our volunteers. At
KKWE volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. Volunteers participate in every aspect of
operations and we would not be what we are without them! The White Earth Land Recovery Project (WELRP) is a federal 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization and currently holds the license of NIIJII Broadcasting. WELRP founded in 1989nis a multi issue, non-profit, Native American organization based on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Callaway MN. We have emerged over the several years as a formal organization with the Anishinaabe community advisory board. We have a simple but elegant studio. Our station serves the White Earth reservation and surrounding communities. We also stream live from the internet for the benefit of all.
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
12 pm Kitchi Boogie Kitchi Boogie is a four piece funk rock jam band from Pennington, MN. A mix of Rock and Blues, and progressive jams. Steve Corning, Jason Dowell, Donald J Williams, Steve Ross, and Doug Quance make up this vibrant band that plays originals and covers the Kitchi Boogie way!
1:30 pm Darren Quam Darren is a local Favorite from Battle Lake. Playing a mix of original music and unique covers of great songs from artist like: Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead, Robert Johnson, and much more!
3 pm Buffalo River Drum and dance demonstration Local Minnesota Chippewa Drum and Dancers
4:30 pm Kelley Smith Smith is a guitar picker with an old-timey voice. Her first record, Moon Child, comes across as a mid-life coming-of-age story. As an insomniac, Smith wrote this first batch of songs by moonlight. They evoke a
sense of belonging, juxtaposed with escapism, as she croons about long-term love, grief, and her draw
to the night sky. Adventures in Americana says, ”Her authentic, rootsy sound, falling somewhere
between country, folk, bluegrass and old-time music, is a pitch-perfect vehicle for the themes she
explores in this five-song EP.”
7 pm Erik Koskinen A blend of American folk, country, rock-n-roll, and blues, Erik Koskinen realizes a sound that is distinctive and fresh while familiar and classic. Koskinen channels the ways of Whitman and reverently enters the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “the best country songwriter in Minnesota.”
8:30 pm Charlie Parr Charlie Parr is an incorruptible outsider who writes novelistic, multi-layered stories that shine a kaleidoscopic light on defiant, unseen characters thriving in the shadows all around us. Parr has a new record with only his name on it, and it isn’t shiny and perfect and commercial and catchy. It’s him. It’s pure Charlie Parr and that’s enough. He hasn’t moved to LA or Nashville; he’s stayed in the cold grey north of Minnesota, because that’s his home.
10 pm Hooligan Fire: Caliab Heiderich ( Fire Performer) is Hooligan Fire. A man of many talents, fire spinning is one of them. Not many words to describe his performance it is a show you have to come see for yourself!
11 pm - Corey Medina & Brothers Corey Medina & Brothers are a Blues-Rock band based in Minnesota led by Corey Medina from the Navajo Nation. Corey Medina is a Native American Blues Artist from Shiprock, NM. Shiprock is on the Navajo Tribal Nation where Corey was born and raised. He moved to Northern Minnesota in 2012 . Corey refers to the Brothers as a representation of the relationship he likes to keep with his fellow band mates. Currently the Brothers band consist of Eric Sundeen of Bemidji, MN on Drums and Gary Broste also from Bemidji, on upright bass.
Iron Horse Stage ~ on the Iron Horse deck
FRIDAY, JULY 21st
3-6 pm
6-9 pm Teddy Arunski
9pm - close MidBros
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
3-6 pm
6-9 pm Teddy Arunski
9pm - close MidBros
Nevis Muni Stage
FRIDAY, JULY 21st
8pm - midnight 2 Weeks Notice $5 admission
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
3:30-5:30pm Paradigm
7-11 pm Ramona Fritz
8:30-12:30 Hillbilly Karaoke
No Admission Fee - FREE Live Music - Beer Garden available
FRIDAY, JULY 21st
4:30 pm Foxby With a rich and unique sound as dynamic as Minnesota weather, Foxby is a genre bending rock
group who leaves their audiences wanting more. Whether it's four-on-the-floor rock songs or sultry,
soulful love songs, Foxby's playful style will leave you as a puddle of contentment. This band from the
Northland has been infiltrating venues in the Twin Cities, Fargo, and parts of greater Minnesota. They
are always itching to bring a good time to their audiences. Tanner Bailey delivers melodically clever bass
lines. Landon Reeve strikes with crisp and tight drumming. Matt Carlson fills space with his warm and
supportive backing guitar. Head writer and lead singer Mosi Palo flexes their strong, wide-ranging vocals
and gnarly guitar leads to seduce the ears of those within range. Foxbys singles and EP can be found on
all streaming services; Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, etc. They've also been recorded and televised
on the Backroads show. You can follow them on Instagram and Facebook. Foxby stays busy writing new
material and booking more shows to spread their sound across the state and beyond.
6pm New Salty Dog New Salty Dog is a five piece funk/jam band based out of Duluth Minnesota. A fun, north-woods funk jam band New Salty Dog consists of Jacob Mahon on guitar and vocals, drummer Owen (Owie) Mahon (who also does vocals), and Calzone on the Bass.
7:30 pm Lenertz and Thornby Band
9 pm The Limns: The Limns are a five-piece band from the Twin Cities. They harmonize a blend of rock,
reggae, funk and folk with high-energy and soulful spirit. Their shows are contagious and their sound will
make you get up and move. With a focus on keeping the audience engaged, smiling, and dancing, The Limns continually work at expanding their sound and pushing the boundaries of their limitations. With two EP's and a full length album under their belt, The Limns are continuing to make new music. Drums JP Dibb, Auxiliary Drums/ Drums Jevon Sacarelos, Zacc Fricke, Guitar & Vocals Mat Brunet, Bass, Vocals & Trumpet Zeke Fricke, Keyboard Vocals & Trumpet Ira Haze
11 pm: Hardwood Groove Hardwood Groove is rooted in Detroit Lakes, MN with three members living in the FM area. Their music style ranges from bluegrass and folk to jazz and rock. Their forte is original music with an improvisational twist. This band of Midwest jammers take inspiration from a
myriad of genres. Funk, rock, blues, Americana, and others combine into an electrified show with a
focus on improvisation. Sweet harmonies will open your heart while dueling guitars, wailing sax, and a
tight rhythm section will have you grooving all night.
THANK YOU TO NIIJII RADIO FOR COORDINATING AND SPONSORING MUSIC FOR MUSKIE DAYS.
Niijii Radio KKWE 89.9FM, has been broadcasting independent media to our
community since 2008, growing in capacity and strength each year. We are one of four native Anishinaabe community radio stations in our region, but we are unique in that we are the only one
independent of tribal government and control. As an independent community radio station our
volunteers are the heart of KKWE Nijjii radio, providing professional skills, time, energy and
personal commitment to all facets of KKWE operation. There are two things that differentiate
traditional community radio from public radio - our community access and our volunteers. At
KKWE volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. Volunteers participate in every aspect of
operations and we would not be what we are without them! The White Earth Land Recovery Project (WELRP) is a federal 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization and currently holds the license of NIIJII Broadcasting. WELRP founded in 1989nis a multi issue, non-profit, Native American organization based on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Callaway MN. We have emerged over the several years as a formal organization with the Anishinaabe community advisory board. We have a simple but elegant studio. Our station serves the White Earth reservation and surrounding communities. We also stream live from the internet for the benefit of all.
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
12 pm Kitchi Boogie Kitchi Boogie is a four piece funk rock jam band from Pennington, MN. A mix of Rock and Blues, and progressive jams. Steve Corning, Jason Dowell, Donald J Williams, Steve Ross, and Doug Quance make up this vibrant band that plays originals and covers the Kitchi Boogie way!
1:30 pm Darren Quam Darren is a local Favorite from Battle Lake. Playing a mix of original music and unique covers of great songs from artist like: Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead, Robert Johnson, and much more!
3 pm Buffalo River Drum and dance demonstration Local Minnesota Chippewa Drum and Dancers
4:30 pm Kelley Smith Smith is a guitar picker with an old-timey voice. Her first record, Moon Child, comes across as a mid-life coming-of-age story. As an insomniac, Smith wrote this first batch of songs by moonlight. They evoke a
sense of belonging, juxtaposed with escapism, as she croons about long-term love, grief, and her draw
to the night sky. Adventures in Americana says, ”Her authentic, rootsy sound, falling somewhere
between country, folk, bluegrass and old-time music, is a pitch-perfect vehicle for the themes she
explores in this five-song EP.”
7 pm Erik Koskinen A blend of American folk, country, rock-n-roll, and blues, Erik Koskinen realizes a sound that is distinctive and fresh while familiar and classic. Koskinen channels the ways of Whitman and reverently enters the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “the best country songwriter in Minnesota.”
8:30 pm Charlie Parr Charlie Parr is an incorruptible outsider who writes novelistic, multi-layered stories that shine a kaleidoscopic light on defiant, unseen characters thriving in the shadows all around us. Parr has a new record with only his name on it, and it isn’t shiny and perfect and commercial and catchy. It’s him. It’s pure Charlie Parr and that’s enough. He hasn’t moved to LA or Nashville; he’s stayed in the cold grey north of Minnesota, because that’s his home.
10 pm Hooligan Fire: Caliab Heiderich ( Fire Performer) is Hooligan Fire. A man of many talents, fire spinning is one of them. Not many words to describe his performance it is a show you have to come see for yourself!
11 pm - Corey Medina & Brothers Corey Medina & Brothers are a Blues-Rock band based in Minnesota led by Corey Medina from the Navajo Nation. Corey Medina is a Native American Blues Artist from Shiprock, NM. Shiprock is on the Navajo Tribal Nation where Corey was born and raised. He moved to Northern Minnesota in 2012 . Corey refers to the Brothers as a representation of the relationship he likes to keep with his fellow band mates. Currently the Brothers band consist of Eric Sundeen of Bemidji, MN on Drums and Gary Broste also from Bemidji, on upright bass.
Iron Horse Stage ~ on the Iron Horse deck
FRIDAY, JULY 21st
3-6 pm
6-9 pm Teddy Arunski
9pm - close MidBros
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
3-6 pm
6-9 pm Teddy Arunski
9pm - close MidBros
Nevis Muni Stage
FRIDAY, JULY 21st
8pm - midnight 2 Weeks Notice $5 admission
SATURDAY, JULY 22nd
3:30-5:30pm Paradigm
7-11 pm Ramona Fritz
8:30-12:30 Hillbilly Karaoke