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MUSICAL ARTISTS FEATURING...
N2 Deep
Classic rock band playing a variety from the 60's, 70's, 80's and some new stuff for variety.
OTHER PERFORMANCES BY...
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UKE 66
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DAVID HINSON
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TODD OSBERN
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FRANK FACIO
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THE YETIS
David's musical tastes and influences are as eclectic as his professional resume, and are ever evolving. Classic tunes by folks you know, or that you SHOULD know... including those from our own backyard.
Experience the music of Mark Barger, an acoustic troubadour, instrumental improvisist and loop-artist, steeped in electrifying lyrical melodies, blending Earth-tones with colorful ambience in an original, genre-fluid, pan-cultural, linear playing style, inspired by a love of life, nature, and a shared human experience.
Discover this acoustic duo featuring original folk songs. Join us for an unforgettable performance that will touch your soul and leave you wanting more.
Todd Osbern has been a staple of the local Springfield MO music scene for the last 15 years. Playing a unique blend of 100’s of covers in various genres and decades of music, as well as over 60+ original songs, Todd brings a uniquely percussive playing style to the acoustic guitar and a
contagious passion connecting artist with audience. He can be seen performing in his band Hometown Tourist, a band that combines elements of singer-songwriter, rock, jazz, funk, soul, folk, and world-beat to create a sound of their own.
Karen and Rick Maxson form the core of Uke 66, a `ukulele band based in Springfield, MO. They play for audiences in the Midwest, West Coast, Japan, Mexico, and Hawaii, where they were awarded first place in Group and Solo categories and “Best Original Song” at the International `Ukulele Contest (2019 & 2020).
Back home they serve as “Touring Performers” for the Missouri Arts Council. As Uke 66, Karen and Rick play originals and covers, from vintage and contemporary Hawaiian to jazz, swing, blues, and pop at festivals, community gatherings, corporate events, private events, and care facilities. Karen and Rick hope to increase awareness and appreciation for the ukulele through their music.
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