Where Music Meets Place
Music dissolves barriers. Tiny Porch Concerts bring artists, place, and community together for moments that can only happen here. The video series returns this summer.
Rainbow Girls: Thoughts on the American Dream, Femininity, and a Little...
The Rainbow Girls are lipstick-wearing, non-armpit-shaving, voice-belting, beer-drinking, pizza-eating, real human beings, whose music reflects a crystal-clear view of what’s really happening in the world around them.
Ben Morrison: California Dreamin’
The motto of this band seems to be: “We’re not here for a long time, but we’re here for a good time.” It’s a rollicking good time with Ben Morrison and the Full Bladder Boys.
Poor Man’s Whiskey: There’s Something About a River
Poor Man's Whiskey stopped by the Moonshine Ink office on a sunny Saturday in February to film the inaugural Tiny Porch Concert. Hear why they chose to jam out to a Kate Wolf original song.
The Wailers: Philosophy of Love and Freedom
The legendary Wailers, to Moonshine Ink's surprise and delight, recently blessed our Tiny Porch project with an acoustic set. In a special recording session held on the roof of Crystal Bay Casino's parking garage, they sang renowned songs, "Wake Up and Live" and "Redemption Song." Rest assured, the Jamaican rebel spirit lives on.
Open Your Eyes to Some Good Lovin’
The third episode of Tiny Porch is now available for streaming, featuring the talented Kevin Bong and Johnny Cosmic performing Kbong's new single Good Lovin. Both Kevin and Johnny are also integral members to the popular reggae band, Stick Figure.
Marty O’Reilly: Old Soul, New Sound
This band serves folk-inspired indie rock that’s moving to the soul that tells a story of their time together so intricately woven between their relationship with music and their friendship as band-mates that you’d never know which comes first.
The Snow Must Go On
The three bands that will play at Winter Snowdown III at the Crystal Bay Casino — Rainbow Girls, Royal Jelly Jive, and Marty O’Reilly & the Old Soul Orchestra — have been playing together for years. It’ll be good to jam together again, they say.