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Garrett T. Capps is an American songwriter, producer, and musician from San Antonio, Texas. He is known for his unique blend of Tex-Mex rock n’ roll and Kraut-Country, which he describes as partially influenced by 90’s pop radio. Capps’ music often features elements of punk, doom metal, and experimental music, showcasing his diverse musical influences. He is also a co-owner of the Lonesome Rose honky tonk in San Antonio and has been involved in various community projects, including organizing the online “Viva Telethon” during the pandemic. Capps’ debut album, “Y Los Lonely Hipsters,” released in 2016, marks his initial exploration of TexMex rock n’ roll. His latest album, “Life Is Strange,” released in February, continues to explore his signature sound with a focus on cosmic country elements.
“Derek Pritzl is a Wisconsin singer/songwriter born and raised in the fertile farmland of Valders, Wisconsin. He brings a style and narrative that is reminiscent of some of the great songwriters of yesterday and today, continuing a tradition of songwriting developed by artists such as John Prine, Guy Clark, John Fogerty, and Bill Walkner. His songs evoke visions of the struggles of the working man, the road-weary traveler, and of love found and love lost. Regardless of the size of venue, his music and songs create an atmosphere of intimacy, reflection, and fellowship that brings the audience into his world.”
Maximiano Janairo, a Milwaukee-based singer-songwriter, has carved out a unique niche in the music scene with their soulful blend of heritage, identity, and raw human experience. Their debut album, “The Real Truth,” explores themes of growth and change, with songs that shimmer, echo, and glide through tales of memory and identity. The album features a variety of sounds, including piano, pedal steel, flute, and clarinet, and is supported by an all-star band of Milwaukee musicians. Maximiano’s music is described as lush, courageous, and ambitious, with a sound that captures the beauty of newfound wisdom. They are known for their willingness to write songs out of necessity, providing companionship for feelings that are too difficult or embarrassing to express. Maximiano’s artistic journey has been shaped by their parents and their deep connection to their family’s ancestry, and they embrace their identity as a mixed-race, non-binary, queer artist.
Doors at 7:00, Music at 7:30, $15