Truckstop Honeymoon Truckstop Honeymoon Hollering with all their hearts over a five string banjo and a doghouse bass, Truckstop Honeymoon live the life they sing about. Touring across three continents with four kids and a truck load of songs, Katie and Mike West tell stories about the strangeness of everyday life. Their music combines elements of bluegrass, music hall jazz, and straight up rock’n’roll. They have released nine albums and a full length documentary film, produced over two hundred albums for other artist, and received awards for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts. ABOUT THE PERFORMER Truckstop Honeymoon are a high energy Americana duo with an upright bass, a banjo and a truckload of stories. They have toured three continents, released nine albums and raised four children on the road. Mike and Katie West also have recorded and produced over two hundred recordings for other artists. They are recipients of the Phoenix award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts, Big Easy Entertainment Awards (New Orleans) and Off Beat Magazine Best of the Beat Awards. Their 2017 album "Big Things and Little things" was chosen for Best Albums of the Year by TheMusic.co.au writers poll (Australia). “Uncomplicated honesty permeates everything this duo does” Canberra Times, Australia “By far the freshest ‘new’ discovery of my year so far” Folk Radio UK “Heart and humor — something that the couple has in spades” The Pitch, Kansas City “Truckstop Honeymoon work their way through an entertaining set flawlessly. Stopping to make jokes and tell anecdotes in between songs, the husband and wife duo have the crowd eating out of the palms of their hands.” Bring the Noise, UK “Charming, funny and incisive” Sing Out
Quercus Burlesque Quercus Burlesque Quercus Burlesque- From somewhere around the up and over, comes a motley ensemble of maladjusted minstrels. The music is strongly led by the narrative, or is it the other way round? The stories they tell are a miscellany of memories, rants, imaginings and pure flapdoodle... ABOUT THE PERFORMER From somewhere around the up and over, comes a motley ensemble of maladjusted minstrels. The music is strongly led by the narrative, or is it the other way round? The stories they tell are a miscellany of memories, rants, imaginings and pure flapdoodle...
