The Bootstrap Boys are an Alt-Country, Americana & Traditional Roots quartet from Grand Rapids, Michigan. With rich four-part harmonies, traditional heartland instrumentation, seasoned players behind them, a DIY attitude and a capable RV, The Bootstrap Boys have steadily built a devoted following across Michigan, the Midwest, and beyond since their 2015 inception. After several months of nose to the grindstone at Rick Johnson’s Cold War Studios, expanding the sound to include more banjo, additional auxiliary percussion as well nubile themology…

The Charlie Millard Band has developed a unique sound, voice and thought-provoking lyrics/poetry of their own, with tones of an indie-Americana style that is reminiscent of a Seventies’ folk/rock, singer/songwriter. With percussionist Michael Binienda, Jerry Millard on guitars, and Charlie on the piano/keys, they strive to give you a thought-provoking musical experience, like small movies for the ears. You can find out more on their facebook.

We are a Hillbilly band out of Southwest Michigan who play with a very but hardly traditional sound. In the world of today we would be called Americana, for there are no songs about trucks or beer. We do our own songs with lyrical content ranging from the epidemic of crystal methamphetamine to story’s of youth, family and love. Through our music we try to inspire truth, a simple yet lost concept of the world we know today. Through our…

Baccano began developing their sound in summer of 2014 in Toledo, OH. Their collective roots have culminated an amalgamation of genre’s within their music. A sound best described as closely related to that of Umphrey’s Mcgee, Tauk or Dopapod, Baccano can go from progressive rock to funk on the drop of a dime, all while peppering in a range of styles by drawing influences from King Crimson and other classic artists.