<p> Full of passion and a love for music, South Dakotan Tristen Schofield has been writing music for nearly eight years. His sound varies from slow country ballads to swing dance tunes to southern rock anthems. His live performances bring the party to venues across the region. On Thursday, July 10</p>

<p> Born to Sudanese parents and raised in Ohio, Ahmed Gallab of Sinkane has paved his own way, defying odds and surpassing expectations. With eight albums and an illustrious career as a composer, producer, and band leader, he has orchestrated remarkable projects. Sinkane fuses elements of Sudanese pop</p>

<p> Lizzie No is a folk rock singer-songwriter and a revolutionary artist. Rolling Stone named Lizzie one of their “Future 25” artists of the year, and country ballad “The Heartbreak Store” was nominated for International Song of the Year at the Americana UK awards. On Thursday, July 17, Lizzie brings</p>

<p> Formed in Vermillion, Humbletown is a powerful bluegrass-inspired ensemble. The band is inspired by the quiet beauty of pine-filled forests in the Black Hills with original songs inspired by their home and travels. The group is composed of clawhammer banjo, flatpick guitar, and upright bass. With</p>