Streaming Tuesdays

Time: Tuesdays 7 PM to 8PM Eastern Time

Our Show: The pandemic forced us to learn how to stream shows directly from the performer's studio. It has proven to be such fun that we are going to keep doing it each Tuesday night.

Attendance is free. 100% of donations go to the Artists.

Featured Performer: Mean Mary
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“Murder Creek”

Mean Mary (Mary James) is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter known for powerful vocals, fast, articulate picking, and high-energy performances. A global touring artist with over 40 million YouTube views, she is also a Deering Banjos endorsing artist and Goodtime Ambassador. Her album Woman Creature topped multiple Best of the Year lists. Born in Geneva, Alabama, Mary began reading music before words and recorded her first album at six. Her journey has taken her from a remote Minnesota cabin without electricity to the neon lights of Nashville. Now based in Florida, she continues reaching audiences worldwide through dynamic performances and original music.

Featured Performer: Steve Gibb
Photo of Steve Gibb
“Josefins Dopvals by Roger Tallroth”

Steve Gibb is an award-winning Scottish guitarist and composer celebrated for his richly expressive solo fingerstyle guitar recordings. Trained in classical guitar at the Royal Academy of Music (later earning an ARAM), Steve has built a career spanning Broadway — Jersey Boys, Dear Evan Hansen, Beautiful, School of Rock — and stages shared with artists from Eartha Kitt to Il Divo. But it’s his solo albums, The Boatman, Island of Woods, and Circles of Light, that define him: Celtic-rooted, deeply melodic recordings praised by Acoustic Guitar Magazine as “beautiful, deep, and soulful” and by The Ark of Music as “flat-out, incontestable virtuoso guitar playing.”

Featured Performer: Mean Mary
 
“Murder Creek”

Mean Mary (Mary James) is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter known for powerful vocals, fast, articulate picking, and high-energy performances. A global touring artist with over 40 million YouTube views, she is also a Deering Banjos endorsing artist and Goodtime Ambassador. Her album Woman Creature topped multiple Best of the Year lists. Born in Geneva, Alabama, Mary began reading music before words and recorded her first album at six. Her journey has taken her from a remote Minnesota cabin without electricity to the neon lights of Nashville. Now based in Florida, she continues reaching audiences worldwide through dynamic performances and original music.

Featured Performer: Steve Gibb
 
“Josefins Dopvals by Roger Tallroth”

Steve Gibb is an award-winning Scottish guitarist and composer celebrated for his richly expressive solo fingerstyle guitar recordings. Trained in classical guitar at the Royal Academy of Music (later earning an ARAM), Steve has built a career spanning Broadway — Jersey Boys, Dear Evan Hansen, Beautiful, School of Rock — and stages shared with artists from Eartha Kitt to Il Divo. But it’s his solo albums, The Boatman, Island of Woods, and Circles of Light, that define him: Celtic-rooted, deeply melodic recordings praised by Acoustic Guitar Magazine as “beautiful, deep, and soulful” and by The Ark of Music as “flat-out, incontestable virtuoso guitar playing.”

Featured Performer: Mean Mary
“Murder Creek”

Mean Mary (Mary James) is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter known for powerful vocals, fast, articulate picking, and high-energy performances. A global touring artist with over 40 million YouTube views, she is also a Deering Banjos endorsing artist and Goodtime Ambassador. Her album Woman Creature topped multiple Best of the Year lists. Born in Geneva, Alabama, Mary began reading music before words and recorded her first album at six. Her journey has taken her from a remote Minnesota cabin without electricity to the neon lights of Nashville. Now based in Florida, she continues reaching audiences worldwide through dynamic performances and original music.

Featured Performer: Steve Gibb
“Josefins Dopvals by Roger Tallroth”

Steve Gibb is an award-winning Scottish guitarist and composer celebrated for his richly expressive solo fingerstyle guitar recordings. Trained in classical guitar at the Royal Academy of Music (later earning an ARAM), Steve has built a career spanning Broadway — Jersey Boys, Dear Evan Hansen, Beautiful, School of Rock — and stages shared with artists from Eartha Kitt to Il Divo. But it’s his solo albums, The Boatman, Island of Woods, and Circles of Light, that define him: Celtic-rooted, deeply melodic recordings praised by Acoustic Guitar Magazine as “beautiful, deep, and soulful” and by The Ark of Music as “flat-out, incontestable virtuoso guitar playing.”

Featured Performer: Mean Mary
“Murder Creek”

Mean Mary (Mary James) is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter known for powerful vocals, fast, articulate picking, and high-energy performances. A global touring artist with over 40 million YouTube views, she is also a Deering Banjos endorsing artist and Goodtime Ambassador. Her album Woman Creature topped multiple Best of the Year lists. Born in Geneva, Alabama, Mary began reading music before words and recorded her first album at six. Her journey has taken her from a remote Minnesota cabin without electricity to the neon lights of Nashville. Now based in Florida, she continues reaching audiences worldwide through dynamic performances and original music.

Featured Performer: Steve Gibb
“Josefins Dopvals by Roger Tallroth”

Steve Gibb is an award-winning Scottish guitarist and composer celebrated for his richly expressive solo fingerstyle guitar recordings. Trained in classical guitar at the Royal Academy of Music (later earning an ARAM), Steve has built a career spanning Broadway — Jersey Boys, Dear Evan Hansen, Beautiful, School of Rock — and stages shared with artists from Eartha Kitt to Il Divo. But it’s his solo albums, The Boatman, Island of Woods, and Circles of Light, that define him: Celtic-rooted, deeply melodic recordings praised by Acoustic Guitar Magazine as “beautiful, deep, and soulful” and by The Ark of Music as “flat-out, incontestable virtuoso guitar playing.”