Troubadour Blue

FRIDAY, APRIL 10

Open to the Public

12:00 PM

• Tigre: Aaron Lane & Brandon Hester

• Heymann: Mutt Cooper & Keira King

2:00 PM

• Tigre: Steve Bogard & Bobby Tomberlin

• Heymann: Blackwater Draw

3:00 PM

• Tigre: Liz Hengber & Jerry Salley

• Heymann: Macy Dot & Solo Lowit

4:00 PM

• Tigre: Rosie Flores & Gary Nicholson

SOLD OUT

Evening at The Pavillion

5:00 PM Doors Open

6:00 PM – 7:15 PM

• Sean McCarthy • Brad Clawson • Rachel Thibodeau

7:30 PM – 8:45 PM

• James Slater • Rob Ragosta • Stephanie Bentley

9:00 PM

Troubadour Blue

Troubadour Blue hits you like a shot of backwoods moonshine cut with pure Nashville gold.

The band is carving its own path through the heart of American music, where dusty roads meet neon lights and heartbreak ballads collide with barn-burning jams. Songwriters Daniel Kim Ethridge (songwriter on Grammy nominated album Outrun by The SteelDrivers) and Brenna Wheeler craft songs that crackle with raw honesty, while their voices intertwine like tangled roots to tell stories of love, loss, and longing.

These tales come to life through the musicianship of Jonny Therrien, Rico Wallenda, Max Sadler and Wheeler’s standout fiddle. Produced by Grammy-winner Tammy Rogers King, their debut release Shadow of a Doubt first established the band’s raw talent and restless spirit.

Since then, Troubadour Blue has continued to evolve with standout releases including “Alabama Angel” (featuring Jerry Douglas), reimagined versions of “Hush” and “Drinkin’s Good,” and the Summer 2025 singles “Mountain Dew” and “Heathen,” which led to the full Fall 2025 release of their EP Heathen. Most recently, the band has stepped into the holiday space with their Americana-driven seasonal project, Christmas in the Holler.