Welcome, Generations! 3 generations (father, son, and granddaughter) play country, folk, and rock covers you can sing along to.
Read MoreWelcome back, Gina & Jordan to Porch Fest! Gina and Jordan are a couple based out of West Michigan who play cover songs from a variety of generations, mixing it up with their own upbeat folk-rock style.
Read MoreWelcome, Celtic Cross to Porch Fest! Celtic Cross plays Irish, Scottish, and Celtic songs and instrumentals, and folk covers.
Read MoreThe Humbuckers formed in 2022 when four guys with a long musical history got together to make music they love. The members of the Humbuckers originally played in past Porch Fests as Mike Tremblay & Friends.
Read MoreWelcome, Little Traps to Porch Fest! Little Traps is an Ypsi/Arbor folk-rock outfit helmed by singer and songwriter Nick Bertsos. Typical live shows include sweet boy/girl harmonies, pedal steel wails, banjo plonks, fuzzy bass, thumpy drums, so many words, hilarious jokes, and lots of Fleetwood Mac references.
Read MoreWelcome, Greater Alexander to Porch Fest VIII! Alexander Vlachos is an independent singer-songwriter born in New York, raised in Greece, and currently residing in Detroit, Michigan. Alexander nurtures his music from paper to the recording stage where he tracks his own vocal melodies to create a full-fledged, lush sound.
Read MoreBrawny Lad is a trio from Ypsilanti consisting of upright bass and vocals from Tom McCartan, banjo from Davey Jones, and pedal steel from Tom Green. They play mostly originals with a few covers thrown in for good measure. Their music is a mix of folk, country, and midwestern loud singing. They are looking forward to their third stint at Porch Fest.
Read MoreWelcome, Snooze Buttons to their very first Porch Fest VI performance! Snooze Buttons is a group of former Huron County residents who used to play music together back in High School and recently started playing music with one another again.
Read MoreMike Tremblay & Friends create original acoustic music for the 21st Century. They will play their own songs as well as cover songs, the common thread is that they will all be songs with meaning. Welcome back to Porch Fest VII!
Read MoreWelcome back, Randy + Nick, a father-son duo who play at farmer’s markets and coffeehouses and play a wide variety of music ranging from country-blues, to folk, and gospel.
Read MoreThis tailor-made group of Huron County musicians will assemble just for Port Austin Porch Fest. Playing everything from Sublime to Neil Young & more!
Read MoreEnjoy a mix of folk-blues, classic, and folk-rock covers by Jeff & Harvey. These local natives hail from the Ruth/Ubly area and have played multiple bars throughout the county.
Read MoreWelcome back, Sarah Schingeck, to Porch Fest VIII. Sarah is a singer-songwriter based out of Bay City, Michigan. Her music is positive, thoughtful, and filled with hope.
Read MoreSinger-songwriter, Nicholas James Thomasma combines stories and songs with humor and wit for a show that can be enjoyed by all ages. Nicholas also helps put on HuCo Songs, a songwriting retreat weekend in Port Austin in September. Welcome back, Nicholas!
Read MoreA sound that has been likened to Harry Chapin, John Denver, James Taylor, and other Americana with a love of the great 60s/70s era music. Tim is a songwriter with a love for solo performance.
Read MoreAs a duo, Mark's tasteful harmonies and guitar work complement Amy's sparse, yet solid and beautiful guitar and truly amazing voice.
Read MoreJonathon Ferris grew up in the small town of Durand in the shadow of the auto industry, and currently resides in Flint. His music is Americana with industrial complex grit.
Read MoreSchwanitz and Roggenbuck perform crowd-pleasing songs of folk-rock, ballads, and sing-a-longs from the ‘50s to the 2000s. Brian is a Michigan native, who plays with The Geezers in Texas. Kevin joins in for a second year, giving the group a fuller sound. Brian’s daughter, Erin, plays with the Austin Philharmonic Orchestra.
Read MoreJeff Taylor lives and works in Huron County and has performed at a number of events throughout the thumb over the years. He plays mostly acoustic classic rock and folk music.
Read MoreMountain Babies are a quartet from the Port Huron area who have just released their junior album "The Cottage, The Creek & The Spirit" which is very inspired by Grindstone City and Port Austin. Their music is an array of instrumentation playing to the familiarity of indie, folk powerhouse Fleet Foxes. It’s earthy, emotional, and natural.
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