Julie and the Astronauts are Chris Palmer on drums, John McSherry on bass, Chad Dahlstrom on lead guitar and Julie Mayfield on rhythm guitar. Playing jam Americana-ish and a few goat roping tunes

Stratosphere is a classic rock trio that takes their audience on a tour of memorable hits from album-oriented FM radio from the 60's to the early 2000's. The repertoire features favorites by such artists as the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Tom Petty, ZZ Top, Stone Temple Pilots, and many more. Band members Jon Lamoreaux (guitar/vocals), Timmy Soderburg (Drums/vocals) and Jay Trocke (bass/vocals) are all veterans of the club music scene, and are fond of telling their fans that they were playing classic rock back when it was just called rock. The emphasis is on fun, and the band enjoys engaging with audience members of all ages. Says Jon, "We find a lot of young people singing along with these songs - it's really a timeless art form - and we love bringing back memories for fans who remember where they were and who they were with when they were first released."

Quinton Parker is a singer-songwriter, currently living in the Gorge. Parker was born and raised in Nashville, TN, where he spent most of his teens and twenties gigging around town and touring. He has a penchant for folk and Americana music, and his performances are full of original tunes and adaptations of songs from some of his favorite artists across a wide range of genres from Nat King Cole to The Strokes to Tom Petty to Otis Redding and whatever else he's into singing on a given night. 

Just across the river from Portland, Oregon is where singer/songwriter Chad Bault now calls home. Not too far away from where he cut his teeth as a performer. But that was many years and hundreds of performances ago. His perennial involvement in touring and recording has made him fans across the US and beyond. As a solo artist he has released two EPs, one full length album and been featured on several compilations.