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\\ Muskie Waters Music Stage ~ under the water tower
No Admission Fee - FREE Live Music - Beer Garden and Concessions
FRIDAY, JULY 19
4:30 pm Hiahli: Hiahli is a live hip-hop band that plays rock n roll instruments. In addition to the usual fatback rhythms, you may hear some undercurrents of outlaw country, disco, and funk. The group weaves a tapestry of sound taking the listener through grungy, boom bap beats that inspire good times. And, always, a trip to the moon.
6pm Pretendians: Pretendians Band is a Native American rock band that calls Northeast Minneapolis, Minnesota home. Formed in 2014, the group has made a name for themselves by infusing their music with a modern indigenous perspective, crafting a dynamic and energy-fueled brand of conscious rock music. Despite the name of the band, Pretendians Band is not pretending anything. Most of the band represent the Oceti Ŝakowiŋ (7 Council Fires) of the Dakhota/Lakhota Nation, hailing from Standing Rock, Rosebud, and Crow Creek tribes. Pretendians Band draws inspiration from a wide range of rock influences and has crafted their unique brand of rock music by joining it with indigenous-centric lyrics, told from a modern Indigenous perspective.
7:30 pm New Salty Dog: Salty Dog is an exciting new band from Duluth Minnesota founded by the Mahon brothers, Jacob & Owen. Owen only eats apples & Jacob lives in a boot. Luckily the brothers met Calzone who plays a wicked electric Bass Guitar. Lefty, who slapa da Conga. Sam Deters who sings on the electric guitar. And Gavin G-man St. Claire who can play two Keyboards very well at the same time while singing! Damn G-man how you do that?
9 pm Forefeathers: A four piece music powerhouse of funk, rock and soul based out of Fargo. These four friends blend their influence and love of a wide variety of music including Jam, Funk, Rock, Psychedelic, & Americana. Apart from playing primarily original music, the band has also done several tribute shows to Neil Young, Tom Petty, Sly and the Family Stone, Sublime and even Rage Against The Machine.
11 pm: Brother Jon Band: Rooted in Classic Rock and blues, the band has a style all of our own. Promoting their first release Open Jam, the band is getting some recognition with the song Bobby’s Blues, currently on multiple stations across the US and followed up by the song Dog getting some good airtime as well. The band keeps getting better and moving through the trenches...playing locally, regionally and nationally at clubs and festivals. Most notably Lowertown Blues Festival, St Paul MN. Homegrown Festival, Duluth MN. Northwoods Blues Festival, Chippewa Falls WI. The Red Gorilla Festival in Austin Texas, and South by Southwest festival.
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 20
12 pm Sacrificing Sunday: Sacrificing Sunday is a unique collective of experienced musicians that hail from central Minnesota. We enjoy creating original music that draws inspiration from many different genres such as rock, funk, jazz, and other world styles. Lindsey Robeck – Vocals, Aaron Tweed – Bass Guitar, Damian Rolfsmeier – Guitar, Cliff Nelson – Drums
1:30 pm Darren Quam: Darren is a local favorite from Battle Lake. He's back with the band playing a mix of original music and unique covers of great classic rock songs from the 60s and 70s!
3 pm Drum and dance demonstration Crowd pleasing and interactive native demonstration by Buffalo River Drum and Dance Group
4:30 pm Cropdusters: The Cropdusters are a rotating cast of local musicians from the Fargo and Moorhead communities who perform sets in varying combinations of instruments and musical genres.
7 pm Wicked Bees: Rocking the ska in the frozen tundra, the Wicked Bees bring their high energy show to stages across the upper midwest. Blending musical sophistication with high energy 90s rock sensibilities, the Bees win over crowds with their catalogue of hooky original tunes as well as third wave/reggae/pop rock classic covers.
8 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!
9 pm Heatbox: Aaron “Heatbox” Heaton has been making mouth sounds for the last 40 years. He has been getting paid to make mouth sounds for the last 20. Heatbox is a professional beatboxer, loop artist, singer, and voice actor. He makes a living making sounds with his mouth. He has performed in almost every state in the United States as well as in Canada, Mexico, The Netherlands, Scotland, China, Dubai, Qatar, and New Zealand. He has sold thousands of records. He is also a songwriter, music arranger, audio engineer, video editor, video game designer, computer programmer, game show host, and the guy his parents call to fix their computer.
11 pm Jon Wayne and the Pain: Powered by a lineup of heartbreaking reggae ballads illustrating how our most precious growth often blooms from pain, combined with a handful of beat thumping tracks, Jon Wayne and the Pain’s 5th studio album "Growth Lines" will surely be on your must have list after hearing them perform live. This band’s unique ability to write songs will tug at our heartstrings while keeping your feet moving.
Iron Horse Stage ~ on the Iron Horse deck
FRIDAY, JULY 19
9pm - close Midbros
SATURDAY, JULY 20
9pm - close Midbros
No Admission Fee - FREE Live Music - Beer Garden and Concessions
FRIDAY, JULY 19
4:30 pm Hiahli: Hiahli is a live hip-hop band that plays rock n roll instruments. In addition to the usual fatback rhythms, you may hear some undercurrents of outlaw country, disco, and funk. The group weaves a tapestry of sound taking the listener through grungy, boom bap beats that inspire good times. And, always, a trip to the moon.
6pm Pretendians: Pretendians Band is a Native American rock band that calls Northeast Minneapolis, Minnesota home. Formed in 2014, the group has made a name for themselves by infusing their music with a modern indigenous perspective, crafting a dynamic and energy-fueled brand of conscious rock music. Despite the name of the band, Pretendians Band is not pretending anything. Most of the band represent the Oceti Ŝakowiŋ (7 Council Fires) of the Dakhota/Lakhota Nation, hailing from Standing Rock, Rosebud, and Crow Creek tribes. Pretendians Band draws inspiration from a wide range of rock influences and has crafted their unique brand of rock music by joining it with indigenous-centric lyrics, told from a modern Indigenous perspective.
7:30 pm New Salty Dog: Salty Dog is an exciting new band from Duluth Minnesota founded by the Mahon brothers, Jacob & Owen. Owen only eats apples & Jacob lives in a boot. Luckily the brothers met Calzone who plays a wicked electric Bass Guitar. Lefty, who slapa da Conga. Sam Deters who sings on the electric guitar. And Gavin G-man St. Claire who can play two Keyboards very well at the same time while singing! Damn G-man how you do that?
9 pm Forefeathers: A four piece music powerhouse of funk, rock and soul based out of Fargo. These four friends blend their influence and love of a wide variety of music including Jam, Funk, Rock, Psychedelic, & Americana. Apart from playing primarily original music, the band has also done several tribute shows to Neil Young, Tom Petty, Sly and the Family Stone, Sublime and even Rage Against The Machine.
11 pm: Brother Jon Band: Rooted in Classic Rock and blues, the band has a style all of our own. Promoting their first release Open Jam, the band is getting some recognition with the song Bobby’s Blues, currently on multiple stations across the US and followed up by the song Dog getting some good airtime as well. The band keeps getting better and moving through the trenches...playing locally, regionally and nationally at clubs and festivals. Most notably Lowertown Blues Festival, St Paul MN. Homegrown Festival, Duluth MN. Northwoods Blues Festival, Chippewa Falls WI. The Red Gorilla Festival in Austin Texas, and South by Southwest festival.
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 20
12 pm Sacrificing Sunday: Sacrificing Sunday is a unique collective of experienced musicians that hail from central Minnesota. We enjoy creating original music that draws inspiration from many different genres such as rock, funk, jazz, and other world styles. Lindsey Robeck – Vocals, Aaron Tweed – Bass Guitar, Damian Rolfsmeier – Guitar, Cliff Nelson – Drums
1:30 pm Darren Quam: Darren is a local favorite from Battle Lake. He's back with the band playing a mix of original music and unique covers of great classic rock songs from the 60s and 70s!
3 pm Drum and dance demonstration Crowd pleasing and interactive native demonstration by Buffalo River Drum and Dance Group
4:30 pm Cropdusters: The Cropdusters are a rotating cast of local musicians from the Fargo and Moorhead communities who perform sets in varying combinations of instruments and musical genres.
7 pm Wicked Bees: Rocking the ska in the frozen tundra, the Wicked Bees bring their high energy show to stages across the upper midwest. Blending musical sophistication with high energy 90s rock sensibilities, the Bees win over crowds with their catalogue of hooky original tunes as well as third wave/reggae/pop rock classic covers.
8 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!
9 pm Heatbox: Aaron “Heatbox” Heaton has been making mouth sounds for the last 40 years. He has been getting paid to make mouth sounds for the last 20. Heatbox is a professional beatboxer, loop artist, singer, and voice actor. He makes a living making sounds with his mouth. He has performed in almost every state in the United States as well as in Canada, Mexico, The Netherlands, Scotland, China, Dubai, Qatar, and New Zealand. He has sold thousands of records. He is also a songwriter, music arranger, audio engineer, video editor, video game designer, computer programmer, game show host, and the guy his parents call to fix their computer.
11 pm Jon Wayne and the Pain: Powered by a lineup of heartbreaking reggae ballads illustrating how our most precious growth often blooms from pain, combined with a handful of beat thumping tracks, Jon Wayne and the Pain’s 5th studio album "Growth Lines" will surely be on your must have list after hearing them perform live. This band’s unique ability to write songs will tug at our heartstrings while keeping your feet moving.
Iron Horse Stage ~ on the Iron Horse deck
FRIDAY, JULY 19
9pm - close Midbros
SATURDAY, JULY 20
9pm - close Midbros