BigWillionaire hails from the Twisp metro area. He specializes in world dance music of all sorts. He’s known to float away during a set so grab ahold of them sneakers and HOLD ON!

You would think that mixing two Millenials with a Gen X and Boomer would lead to immediate band breakup but somehow these good souls have defied the odds to bring you a pleasant groove, cafe-esque approach to songs new (ish) and old. And some danceable numbers. Our goal is a great deck vibe and seeing happy customers eating rice with rhythm. Caitlin Cordell singing clear and sweet, Andy McConkey singing with heart and soul, Benjamin Washam singing and playing about everything and Curtis Edwards bringing his baritone and bass lines.

The Lawrence Jazz duo create an intimate sound with Dale’s warm foundational rhythm guitar and Shelly’s thoughtful phrasing on tenor ukulele to explore melodies and songscapes in Bossa nova, Swing, Bebop, reimagined covers, and original tunes.

DJ Paula Aio brings her broad and vibey musical tastes to the big deck…Expect a fun, chillaxing evening as DJ Paula takes us on a journey that is certain to make ya move!

The Full Uplift is an explosive rock band billed as "Fast Riffs and Heavy energy sing alongs"; with ska-punk, alt-rock, and indie influences, a heavy dose of '70's guitar riff sensibility, and the urgency and BIG SOUND of '90's grunge....there's also a hint of reggae in there. All guaranteed to get you movin' and a shakin' with groovy dancy fist pumping vibes!

Local Musicians Terrry Hunt, Denali Cool, Sylvie Henry and Will Lone bring an eclectic mix of stylings- expect anything from Renaissance Lute to Brazilian choro, jazz, blues, folk and pop.

Three Piece Suit brings Eclectic Americana & Grungy Alt-County with Harmonies, Kick & Vibe to the deck to Jupiter on the 4th of July.

With wide ranging song selections from the grittier side of Americana (Lucinda Williams, Neil Young grunge, Gillian Welch, Wilco, Jason Isbell & James McMurty) and some classic 60’s psychedelica thrown in, it’s always a fun time with Three Piece Suit.

*Three Piece Suit features:
Oori Silbertein, guitar & vocals
Rebecca GalIivan, vocals
Will Lone, drums
Phil Woras, bass and vocals

Ginger vitus is the musical collaboration between Brian Alley and Andy McConkey and, recently, Curtis Edwards who just showed up at practice one day.

Brian and Andy began their collaboration during their days as K Pop backup dancers. They were two of the early pioneers of avant toaster music. Av.T.M is the exploration of songs that can be created, heard and parsed in the amount of time an Eggo waffle toasts to its final, golden chemical hue.

Currently, due to a minor childhood brain injury, Brian is now a touring bluegrass banjo superstar.

Andy is currently content creator for the Only Fans page: Daddy’s Tender Cankles. He can say “cankles” because he has them.

Thursday, luckily, is the one day Curtis is allowed to leave assisted living. He’s a pretty good bass player if he’s been eating right and sleeping enough.

Three Piece Suit (the Tweed version) brings Eclectic Americana & Grungy Alt-County with Harmonies, Kick & Vibe to the deck to Jupiter on the 4th of July.

With wide ranging song selections from the grittier side of Americana (Lucinda Williams, Neil Young grunge, Gillian Welch, Wilco, Jason Isbell & James McMurty) and some classic 60’s psychedelica thrown in, it’s always a fun time with Three Piece Suit.

*Three piece Suit Tweed Version Features:
Oori Silbertein, Guitar & Vocals
Rebecca GalIivan, Vocals
Will Lone, drums
Galen Hunt, bass

So join us on the deck at Jupiter to celebrate the 4th of July with some Grungy Americana and great food and drinks to feed your body & soul.

Sophie Walters is a 20-year-old folk/rock/country singer born and raised in Seattle, WA. She has been spending time in the Methow Valley for the past five years and is elated to be performing in the area for the first time! If you're a fan of artists like Stevie Nicks, Colter Wall, or the Lumineers, be sure to stop by!

Greg Goad and Will Lone embark on an improvisational musical journey. This electric guitar and drum duo will explore several genres of instrumental and vocal music with live looping, exotic grooves, soundscapes, jazz with a light dose of acid, and some original vocal tunes.

Local banjo man, Brian Alley, is best known for his work with Never Come Down. Tonight, he has his own tunes to share, both originals and covers. He knows a lot of chords, he can pick the ol’ resonator, and can strum the claw hammer. Whichever 5-string he chooses, Brian is sure to entertain with sprinklings of wit and songs that sound good but feel bad.