B & the Boppers will entertain you with a variety of familiar jazz/pop tunes from the 1920s to today. Their extensive repertoire includes American Songbook favorites by George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, and Cole Porter along with classic pop songs by artists such as the Beatles and Carole King. The song arrangements are jazzy, smooth, and swinging. And, they are performed by seasoned professionals who love making music together and watching the audience have fun. Featuring Bev Jester on vocals, Andy Hall on bass, and Jim Williamson on keyboards.

The Toasted Ponies combine the best of both traditional and contemporary Bluegrass music. Look for great harmony singing and hot instrumentals in a typical Ponies performance. These musicians are seasoned professionals who love playing their music and it shows. They will play everyone’s Bluegrass favorites along with a fun mix of Cajun, Western Swing, Gospel, and Celtic tunes just to keep things interesting. Just try seeing the Ponies show without tapping your toes—it can’t be done!

Debby Greenblatt and David Seay have played together since the day they met in 1978. Since then they have performed as a duo at thousands of concerts, festivals, fairs, weddings, schools, and picnics. The musical duo play and sing fun, upbeat traditional and original folk music on a multitude of instruments including 5 string fiddle, nyckelharpa, Hardanger fiddle, crwth, hammered dulcimer, banjo, harmonicas, whistles, and guitar.

Hailing from the heartland, the Alexis Arai y Sus Caballeros brings the vibrant traditions of Mexican music to every stage they grace. With soaring vocals, intricate instrumentals, and a deep love for their heritage, this dynamic trio captivates audiences with authentic sones, huapangos, and rancheras. Whether performing classic favorites or putting their own spin on modern hits, Alexis Arai y Sus Caballeros promises an unforgettable musical experience filled with passion, energy, and alegria!

Emily Bass and The Near Miracle is a mostly Lincoln-based band, with the exception of Omaha bassist Mitchell Benson. The band is led by its dynamic namesake, singer Bass. The group performs their own original rock-soul-gospel-R&B music written by Bass and inspired by artists ranging from Carol King to Aretha Franklin. In “JAM,” the group performs as a quartet though it expands to as many as eight members with backup singers and a saxophone player.

The Midnight Wanderers started over a decade ago when husband and wife, Matt and Jenny Richardson, started to delve deeper into the folk tradition. From here they slowly shaped their band and the old time goodness of their set list mixed with originals. Drawing from bluegrass to old time, to folk and blues their music covers the gamut of Americana. Taking turns singing lead and picking songs between the five members keep the set diverse. With songs curated from so many genres including classic rock, Western swing, country and bluegrass.