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SOME OF OUR FAVORITES

Suggested Artist Donation $25-$30 per person

(or whatever you feel is appropriate)

Doors Open at 6:15pm, Music Starts at 7:00pm

A BIT ABOUT GOLDPINE

One of the best parts of hosting these concerts is getting to discover new music right alongside our friends. Goldpine contacted us awhile back about playing a show here. We did a little listening to their music online, as we always do, and liked what we heard. (and, as an aside, we found a clip of them singing The Star Spangled Banner at a Kansas City Chiefs NFL game. Huh?) We went to see them at the Stoltz Listening Room in Easton about a year ago and offered them a show the next day.


Ben and Kassie Wilson are a husband-and-wife team out of Nashville, and they’ve been at this for a long time. They’ve been making music together for over a decade, spending the last few years touring hard in a van Ben built himself. You can hear that road-worn chemistry in the sound. They call it "aggressive Americana," which became my favorite musical phrase when they used it at the Stoltz. So buckle up, this is gonna be a fun night.


Goldpine just released their third album in July, accurately titled Three, and I’ve been listening to it a bunch. Lots of storytelling songs with creative musicianship and great harmonies.


We loved seeing them on stage in Easton, but I have a feeling they're going to be even better in this setting. You all know what it’s like hearing the stories behind the songs, and hearing the music in the intimacy of a house concert setting. If you want to see why we booked them on the spot, we’d love for you to join us. C’mon, you know you want to.

NOTE: We are planning to livestream Goldpine's house concert to our Facebook page, and to Goldpine's Facebook page. Be sure to follow one (or both) pages now so you'll be notified when we go live!

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SOME OF OUR FAVORITES

Suggested Artist Donation $25-$30 per person

(or whatever you feel is appropriate)

Doors Open at 6:15pm, Music Starts at 7:00pm

A BIT ABOUT SHELLEY

PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE for Shelley's show - it is now scheduled for Saturday June 20.


In 2008, Shelley was named the sixth Texas State Musician by the Texas Commission on the Arts, following in the footsteps of legends like Ray Benson and Billy Joe Shaver and a year before Willie Nelson. No small feat, and the first woman to be so honored.


For 30+ years now, Shelley has been a road warrior, performing all over the US & Europe solo, with her band, and in recent years, with blues guitar magician Carolyn Wonderland and honky tonk piano magician Marcia Ball.


Shelley will be returning for her fourth visit to MCC, and this one will be a solo show.


Shelley's 10th album, Madam Mystic, is a soulful, rootsy record that features collaborations with members of The Subdudes (John Magnie and Steve Amedee) and with Cindy Cashdollar. And, like all of Shelley's other records, you only need to hear a few notes of any song to know it's Shelley.


Whether she’s leading a band or standing center stage on her own, Shelley has a way of making the music feel personal to everyone in the room. She’s a powerhouse singer and a fabulous songwriter, but more than that, she’s just a great person to have in the house. I’m really looking forward to catching up with her and hearing these new songs. It’s going to be another special night.


These dates are subject to change so we recommend you keep an eye on dates here and in your invitation emails to ensure you don't miss any changes that might occur.
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Joe Pug


Saturday, Aug 15 2026

Doors: 630pm EDT

Music: 700pm EDT

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Barbara Nesbitt


Saturday Oct. 10 2026

Doors: 630pm EDT

Music: 700pm EDT

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Spencer LaJoye


Saturday Nov. 7 2026

Doors: 630pm EST

Music: 700pm EST