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I play a variety of folk, jazz, country, and blues. Covers and artists guest can expect to hear are classics such as a “Don’t Stop” and “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac, “Your Cheatin Heart” by Patsy Cline, “Fever” by Peggy Lee and some more modern tunes as well from the likes of Lainey Wilson, Alison Krauss, and Adele. 

Musicians are:

Sharon Leger and Cody Musgrove, both on guitar and vocals.  The Duo plays a variety of songs, from Country, Classic Rock to Pop, spanning from the 70's to what is currently being played on the radio.

Kindred Soulz Song List

Two More Bottles of Wine – Emmylou Harris

Dreams - Fleetwood Mac

Free Falling – Tom Petty

Here – Humford and Sons

Choosin’ Texas – Ella Langley

You Should Probably Leave – Chris Stapleton

White Liar – Miranda Lambert

What Are You Listening To – Chris Stapleton

Rhiannon – Fleetwood Mac

Wonderwall – Oasis

Slow Dancing in a Burning Room – John Mayer

The Joker – Steve Miller Band

All Yourn – Tyler Childers

Neon Moon – Brooks and Dunn

Call Me The Breeze – Lynyrd Skynyrd

Champagne Supernova – Oasis

Amarillo By Morning – George Strait

Into The Mystic – Ban Morrison

Cheatin Songs – Midland

Cover Me Up – Morgan Wallen

Delta Dawn – Tanya Tucker

Don’t Stop Believin – Journey

Drink In My Hand – Eric Church

Drinkin Problem – Midland

Feeling Alright – Joe Cocker

Hotel California – Eagles

Honky Tonk Women – The Rolling Stones

I’ll Be Around – Spinners

In Color – Jamey Johnson

Listen To The Music – The Doobie Brothers

Long Train Running – The Doobie Brothers

Mary Janes Last Dance – Tom Petty

Me and Bobby Mcgee – Janis Joplin

Millionaire – Chris Stapleton

My Church – Maren Morris

Name – Goo Goo Dolls

Pontoon – Little Big Town

AND MUCH MORE!!

Drew Landry

EPK

New album (“Exiles”) set for Thanksgiving Day digital release!

“O’ Brother, Where Art Thou?” revived traditional folk music, a nearly lost genre of

storytelling. Drew Landry, a budding songwriter from South Louisiana was inspired by the mix

of traditional country, cajun, blues, and folk artists that would play at his Hony-Tonk. “ I

followed that muse through the archives of Jimmie Rodgers, Leadbelly & Woody Guthrie. I

began writing folk songs while tending bar & pulling Cypress out of the Atchafalaya Basin.

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Music aficionados and fellow artists began to take notice, as Landry was shared the stage

with legends like Merle Haggard, Dr, John, Dwight Yoakum, Robert Earl Keen, David Allen

Coe, Hank Williams III, Slim Harpo’s band, Billy Joe Shaver, Charles Louvin, and Doug

Kershaw.

Landry’s first album, “Keep What’s Left” found critical acclaim. Americana.uk called it,

“the equivalent to Lomax’s field recordings for the 21st century. The Tailgating Relief EP told

the story of the Hurricanes of 2005, and “Sharecropper’s Whine,” Landry’s third album, was

hailed as a “landmark Cajun-inspired masterwork,” by Country Chart. Live Nation also featured

the troubadour as an “artist to watch” and Landry began to make a name for himself.

After performing a few songs at a show with Kris Kristofferson, the songwriting legend

told the crowd that Landry’s state of the Union address,” Last Man Standing” was “the best

songwriting he’d heard in thirty years,”—high praise from one of Landry’s primary influences.

Landry doesn’t just pen lyrics, he walks the walk, spending his off time helping his fellow man

rebuild after natural disasters and navigate the trauma that results. The troubadour wrote

Category 5 while helping people in Louisiana recover from hurricanes Katrina and Rita. A

military veteran of the National Guard, Landry wrote Veterans Drive after visiting with VFW

residents at the V A Medical Center in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Landry also dedicated himself to

creating a database that helped to locate missing persons from Tribal Nations in Montana. His

music video for Hey Sister brings home the stark reality of the Missing persons crisis in indian

Country..

The explosion of the Deepwater Horizon in 2010 and the subsequent environmental crisis

prompted Landry to create a documentary, “The Restoration,” which showcased the plight of

those who lost their livelihoods in South Louisiana. Landry’s song, BP Blues went viral, and

landed him a deal with Warner Bros. He then co-produced a Bobby Charles-inspired EP, Solution

to Pollution, with Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) at Dockside Studio. “Mac was unafraid to tell the

truth about the struggles of Commercial fishing families and the toll that the BP spill took on our

estuaries and our first responders. We gave them a voice.”

Landry firmly believes that music can create awareness and foster change for the better,

and he has spent his career encouraging people to care about what’s happening in the world

around them. But everything comes with a cost, and while helping the people in South Louisiana

after the oil spill, Landry was involved in a collision with an oilfield waste truck and nearly lost

his life. That experience forced him to face his mortality and sent him on a journey ofself-discovery in remote locations such as Alaska, where he worked on a series of short films

with tribal communities. Then it was on to Northern Montana, where he found a new home in the

Blackfeet Nation. Landry served the community there as an extension agent while writing a new

album, titled “Exiles,” as he recovered from the accident.

This past Summer, Landry was back on the Festival circuit with shows at Jazzfest and

Under the Big Sky (Montana’s largest Country Music Festival). He also appeared at the Fire in

the Mountains festival for Suicide prevention, organized the North Country Ramble (an was

annual week-long songwriters showcase in Glacier National Park) and the season wraps up with

Landry headlining the Cow Island Live Festival in South Louisiana on November 15th.

The band will be routing through Louisiana, Texas & Tennessee. Landry resides with his

family in Montana, but snowbirds back to Louisiana each winter to write & record new tunes.

For booking requests or press inquiries, email 406V ault@gmail.com or call (406) 253-5140.

Upcoming projects include: An album of classic country tunes produced by Joe

McMahan with members of the John Prine Band in East Nashville, A collection of songs written

in Montana with the North Country Ramblers, An album of prison songs cut with alumni from Angola state penitentiary band.

Country,70's hits,80's hits, George Strait,Perry Sledge,Louisiana LeRoux

A wide variety of genres. Ranging from classic country to today’s modern hits. All with a soulful touch.

All genres R&B, Motown,Soft rock, jazz, and funk

Steve & Mike

A Musical Journey Across America

One night. Two musicians. Endless possibilities.

Join Mike Ritter and Steve Smith as they weave together an extraordinary collection of music—from the cool sophistication of Miles Davis to the infectious energy of Bruno Mars, from the timeless storytelling of Conway Twitty to the legendary grooves of Prince.

Expect the sounds of:

•Acadiana

•New Orleans

•Swamp Pop

•Jazz

•Country

•R&B

•Classic Favorites

Every performance is unique. Every song tells a story.

At Café Sydnie Mae, you’ll discover why audiences keep coming back for another trip.

Fasten your seatbelt and prepare for departure. The destination is great music.

“Two Musicians. A Hundred Songs. One Incredible Ride.”

Journey through the music with Jody Beard. He will be performing classic hits from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and today. His show includes such artists as The Beatles, The Eagles, Sheryl Crowe, America, Billy Joel, Chicago, Elvis, George Strait, Eric Clapton, James Taylor, and Ed Sheeran, to name a few. 

Honky tink, guitar picking, crowd pleaser, classic country 

David Henry plays Tradition/Old School Country and Honky-Tonk Country.  His music is heavily inspired by artists such as Keith Whitley, Vern Gosdin, and Moe Bandy. Expect a fun night of some great classic country!

“Rock n Rose is the duo of Brennan Frederick and Cecilia native Maggie Tauzin. Listeners can expect to hear everything from Bonnie Raitt to Norah Jones and Adele - the duo covers a wide range of genres and their vocal harmonies are their hallmark. Maggie’s soulful voice is sure to turn heads and enthrall audiences all night.”

Let your little light shine as you feed your body and your soul thru the melodic stylings of jazz gospel and R&B with Teka Briscoe and Tzür the Sojourner