LIVEMUSIC + EVENTS

Join us for free live music by Frankie Leonie

About Frankie Leonie

Award winning singer, songwriter and musician, Frankie Leonie is establishing herself as the newest rising star in the Americana Country/Folk music revolution. Frankie was born in the heart of the Texas music scene in Austin. Like many legends before her, she started singing in church, filled with music by age 3. You will be swept away by her enchanting soulful voice.

A 2017 award winner at the Old Settler’s Music Festival in Dripping Springs and a 2017 Nominee for Texas Country Music Association Award, Frankie has been making moves. While at Old Settler’s, she had the honor of sharing the stage with great performers like Nikki Lane and The Old 97’s. She was also nominated for a rising artist award with Texas Country Music Awards in 2017. Most recently Frankie’s first single was released in July of 2018, Johnny Cash, which was recorded with The Texas Gentlemen and produced by Beau Bedford.

You can catch Frankie at shows from her current home of Dallas to Nashville and Indiana where she opened for Ray Wiley Hubbard as part of the River Roots Music Series. She has enjoyed playing festivals such as the Old Settler’s Music Festival and the Wildflower Music Festival. She equally enjoys playing familiar spots in Dallas such as House of Blues, The Rustic, and Klyde Warren Park, as well as known Nashville spots like Belcourt Taps and The Listening Room Cafe.

Join us for free live music by Mountain Natives!

About Mountain Natives:

Mountain Natives is an indie-folk band from Dallas, TX. Overcoming cancer has given Philip Pappas and his wife Loren a new vision for life. His soon to be fiance pointed out a mole on his shoulder and asked him to go to the dermatologist. The mole was more than twice the size it needed to be to metastasize and spread malignant melanoma throughout his body. It was biopsied. And it was cancerous. He was then referred to an oncologist for surgery to find where the cancer had spread. After a rally of prayer from loved ones, a surprised doctor sent Philip home from surgery with a 5-inch scar on his shoulder.
The cancer was gone.

The music that was produced by Philip and Loren was not from a place of wallowing in the doubt of life or death. These “Essential” songs were born from a place of hope and gratitude. That hope is impressed on not just the ears but the heart of the listener. Hope for the miraculous. Philip and Loren want you to believe in the hope that the impossible is possible. Mountains of adversity can be thrown into the sea.

Join us for Brunch with free live music from Levi Ray!

Brunch begins at 11am and music is from 12:30pm – 2pm

Let’s Jam!

SERVED FAMILY-STYLE, $16.95 PER PERSON

CHEESE AND FRUIT
local cheeses, honeycomb, fresh fruit, and assorted breads

AVOCADO TOAST
wood-grilled baguette, extra virgin olive oil, chives, cotija cheese

COUNTRY BAKED EGGS
sharp white cheddar, chives, and organic baby spinach

BUTCHERSHOP SKILLET
bacon and sausage from Rudolph’s Market

HOT CHICKEN
Nashville-style spicy fried chicken and dill pickles

BABY FRIED TOAST
hand-cut challah, soaked in vanilla custard and topped with house-made rosemary syrup

SMOKED CHEDDAR GRITS
creamy polenta cakes with roasted poblanos and smokey cheddar on sausage gravy

DAILY DONUTS
small batch donuts baked just for you

LET’S TOAST!

COCKTAILS FOR MANY

MARIPOSA MIMOSA | 9.95 CARAFE
rosé or champagne, fresh-squeezed orange or grapefruit juice

HOUSE-MADE BLOODY MARY | 20.00 PITCHER

Join us for free live music with Will Carter

About Will Carter

So much country music today chases images of imaginary love stories leading to fairytale and film worthy lyrics. Country nights in a pickup truck down the backroads of your hometown tell the real tales of growing up for the Texas native and southern bred Will Carter. Growing up in a small town with a deep passion for music, Will Carter has been chasing his own dream down many roads for a long time. His father was his biggest supporter from the very beginning. After losing his father at the very early age of 13, Will Carter developed an unstoppable motivational drive to continue to pursue his dreams. He’s telling his story with a voice that’s turning complete strangers into life-long listeners.

Will Carter was hired at the age of 18 as a lead vocalist for the legendary dancehall band from Texas, The Emotions. During his tenure with the Emotions he played festivals and dancehalls all over Texas. “It was a sincere honor to be a part of the vastly popular band that I grew up idolizing. I learned a great deal of how to put on a high energy show and capture and hold the attention of audiences of all sizes” says Carter.

Join us for free live music from The Roomsounds!

About The Roomsounds

The Roomsounds make their own sound for the modern era – a young man’s take on timeless rock.

Dallas Observer thought the band’s self-titled debut album was “consistent with their Keith Richards and Tom Petty worship, an unpretentious album of purist rock ‘n’ roll riffs.” Rodney Hall, owner of FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, heard the band through a friend and dug their sound so much he invited them to FAME Studios to record their sophomore album, “Elm St.”

After performing over 300 shows supporting their sophomore effort, including a headlining European Tour, the band is back with urgency.

Central Track says “The latest single “Take Me As I Am” finds the band employing a slightly grittier approach — one that producer John Pedigo has been encouraging the band to embrace as a means to provide its undoubted songwriting prowes with a little added urgency. The core remains the same, though, with Michael’s voice lilting over tasteful, roots rock-influenced arrangements.”

Join us for Brunch with free live music from Jordan Cain & Friends!

Brunch begins at 11am and music is from 12:30pm – 2pm

Let’s Jam!

SERVED FAMILY-STYLE, $16.95 PER PERSON

CHEESE AND FRUIT
local cheeses, honeycomb, fresh fruit, and assorted breads

AVOCADO TOAST
wood-grilled baguette, extra virgin olive oil, chives, cotija cheese

COUNTRY BAKED EGGS
sharp white cheddar, chives, and organic baby spinach

BUTCHERSHOP SKILLET
bacon and sausage from Rudolph’s Market

HOT CHICKEN
Nashville-style spicy fried chicken and dill pickles

BABY FRIED TOAST
hand-cut challah, soaked in vanilla custard and topped with house-made rosemary syrup

SMOKED CHEDDAR GRITS
creamy polenta cakes with roasted poblanos and smokey cheddar on sausage gravy

DAILY DONUTS
small batch donuts baked just for you

LET’S TOAST!

COCKTAILS FOR MANY

MARIPOSA MIMOSA | 9.95 CARAFE
rosé or champagne, fresh-squeezed orange or grapefruit juice

HOUSE-MADE BLOODY MARY | 20.00 PITCHER

Join us for free live music with Adrian Lyles!

About Adrian Lyles

Adrian Lyles has been playing the piano since the age of three. He is a musically passionate fifteen year old high schooler. Adrian performs pop songs and aspires to be a pop performer and leader in the music industry.
He won 2nd place at the Melody of Hope Showcase and sang God Bless America for them for an audience of over 2,000 at The Texas Big Star Half Marathon. Adrian is one of the 27 selected musicians for Melody of Hope and has performed several one-hour shows for them in 2018 and 2019.
Adrian has performed in a variety of settings from The Box Garden at Legacy Hall, Toyota Stadium to Louie Louie’s Piano Bar and many more.
Adrian released his first self-titled EP, Adrian Lyles, with his original lyrics and music composition in 2018. He just released his brand new single, “Average,” in summer of 2019 and “Shower Thoughts, ” in the fall of 2019.
Adrian and his band ,The Sound Evolution (all 14 year olds), enjoy performing in Dallas and was invited to perform the Half Time Show for the WNFC Super Bowl in Denver, CO.
You can find his music on all music streaming platforms. You can find his music videos for his EP, Adrian Lyles, on his YouTube channel. Listen out for his music on DeepDallas Radio Wednesday nights between 8pm and 10pm and KXT 91.7 Thursdays between 7pm and 8pm.

Join us for free live music with Parsonsfield!

About Parsonsfield

Join us for Laine Hardy!

Tickets:

Join us for an evening with Wildermiss!

This event is free with RSVP. The venue consists of a combination of seated dining as well standing room. Please note, that a regular RSVP does not guarantee a seat. Seating will be subject to availability, on a first come first served basis. Blankets are welcome!

About Wildermiss: 

A lot has happened since Wildermiss released its auspicious debut, a promising six-song EP
titled Lost With You, in 2017. In the two years since, the members of Wildermiss—Cole,
guitarists Josh Hester and Seth Beamer, and drummer Caleb Thoemke—have built up a
massive and fiercely loyal grassroots following in its hometown of Denver, Colorado, and
crisscrossed the country winning over fans as the supporting act on tours with the Oh Hellos,
Jared and the Mill and Bronze Radio Return.

More than a fan favorite, the quartet has also earned accolades from the press and radio in the
Mile High City on the strength of its music and live show. “Carry Your Heart,” a Lost With You
single that has attracted more than half a million streams on Spotify, received heavy rotation on
KTCL, the taste-making station that first introduced the country to the Oh Hellos, The Fray,
Flobots, Churchill, and many other breakout acts in the past fifteen years.

In addition to selling out the Bluebird Theater and thrilling capacity crowds with intimate back-to-
back New Year’s Eve dates at the Larimer Lounge, Wildermiss has played prime mainstage
sets at all of the city’s biggest music festivals, including iHeart Radio’s Big Gig at the 18,000-
seat amphitheater Fiddler’s Green, the Westword Music Showcase and the Underground Music
Showcase, which drew tens of thousands of fans, in addition to sharing a bill at the 6,500-seat
1STBANK Center arena with the Revivalists, Elle King, American Authors.

The outfit’s ascent has all been organic. The members of Wildermiss have attracted fans the old
fashioned way by writing memorable songs and playing their hearts out each night, winning over
fan after fan one at a time. As viewers who happened to catch Wildermiss on Last Call With
Carson Daly can attest, the act isn’t a tough sell. Portions of the band’s set at the El Rey
Theater in Los Angeles were captured for broadcast, and the performance was so compelling
that it ended up airing on two different episodes of NBC’s late-night show.

But just as those performances served as a sneak peek for the fortunate few across the country
who were still up in the wee hours of the morning, Lost With You merely hinted at the potential
of Wildermiss. In My Mind, the outfit’s new seven-song EP, surpasses any expectations set by
the group’s highly acclaimed debut. From the opening notes of “Star-Faced,” Emma Cole takes
listeners on a riveting ride with melodies that are even more memorable and massive than the
first outing, set over music that sounds far more refined and mature.

Cole’s captivating vocals are complemented by a captivating backdrop of effervescent guitar-
driven pop on songs like “Promise Me” and “Hell Or High Water,” which would fit perfectly on a
playlist between acts like Coin or Young the Giant.

And that stellar set of polished pop songs, which all seem built for big rooms, is contrasted
nicely with more delicate, reflective ballads like “Paralyzed,” “Fallin’” and “Fake,” which lead into
one of the EP’s more captivating cuts, “Girl,” which is propelled by textural, widescreen,
cinematic moments worthy of Muse.

In My Mind has much more immediacy than its predecessor, which is ironic considering the
band spent much more time writing and recording this time around. Whereas Lost With You was
recorded over a few days when the group was newly minted, the members labored over
producing In My Mind for the better part of a year, polishing the songs and shifting
arrangements while on the road.

The members took their time to create a cohesive piece of work that truly reflects the evolution
of the band and where it is at right now. From the strength of the songwriting and the clarity of
the production, it’s clear that the foursome succeeded in capturing its vision. The dramatic
progression is well represented by the cover of the album, which features a diorama delivered
by lauded artist and photographer Scott McCormick, who expertly rendered a heady concept
conceived by the band.

What appears at first glance to be a heavenly constellation of stars is actually a cluster of
everyday garbage composited to resemble a faraway galaxy. Just as the artwork for Lost With
You contrasted the intersection of nature and humanity, In My Mind reflects a contrast of inner
space and outer space, of everyday people and their place in the universe.
More than that, though, the cover art perfectly represents the essence of the band. When first
listening to the songs, Wildermiss may strike you as a pop band. If you look and listen closely,
there is far more to this band than meets the eyes and ears.