MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL

Adrian Xavier                     | Date: December 31st:  6:45 - 9:15pm

As a child Adrian Xavier experienced a diverse spectrum of cultures and ways of life.  Now a known Seattle-based reggae artist, who has been playing and headlining events for over a decade, with a special blend of dynamic and original reggae tunes.

Junk Belly                        | Date: January 7th:  6:45 - 9pm

Junk Belly is a band of seasoned musicians who have made their individual trips around the block.  They have passion for music and the experience to know what they want from it.  Junk Belly is a blues based pop/rock band that features original tunes that reflect influences such as The Allman Brothers Band, Ben Harper, Funk Brothers, SRV, and Santana.

Michael Carlos                 | Date: January 14th:  6:30 - 9:30pm

The Michael Carlos Band is energetic enough to be at home on large outdoor festival stages, but balances thought-provoking folk-rock with acoustic material fitting a coffeehouse.  In between, you'll find music that defies any attempt to limit it to one genre.

Massy Ferguson                | Date: January 21st:  6:45 - 9pm

Massy Ferguson is a rock americana bar band in the best sense -- not a band relegated to bars because it will never rise higher, but a band that plays music perfectly suited to dark, crowded rooms.  Their songs, filled with barflies, broken hearts and doomed late-night romance, would sound pretty good anywhere, though.

Junk Yard Jane                   | Date: January 28th:  6:45 - 9pm

This four-headed love child named Junkyard Jane rose by night in the tide flats of Tacoma, Washington from a deadly mephitic brew of blues, swamp gas, rockabilly, old engine parts, country, motor oil, folk, funk and used kitty litter. Like all true originals, they display a Creole blend of influences that they affectionately call “Swampabilly Blues”.

Cody Beebe & The Crooks | Date: February 4th:  6:45 - 9pm

Cody Beebe & The Crooks are a 5-piece Roots Rock band from Seattle, WA.  Formed in February of 2009, the group combines Beebe's aggressively percussive guitar style with the diverse musical experience of a strikingly creative and cultured band.  Cody Beebe & The Crooks blend rock, blues, jazz, and country.

Smokey Brights                  | Date: February 11th:  7 - 9pm

In the first week of 2011, Ryan, Jim, Nick, and Mike took over Jim's rural childhood Olympia home and got down to recording that record. The result was a sum of their parts: some rock, some blues, some R&B, and some country. By the time the boys released “Can’t Rightly Say,” they were already filling up clubs, playing festivals, and even garnering some national attention. The songs, and Devlin’s efforts, have found their outlet, and the Smokey Brights have been more than happy to oblige.