Chris Switzer is a solo acoustic musician known for his captivating performances that blend classic rock, alternative covers and some modern country/folk. As the frontman of the band Hippy & the Squids, Chris brings a unique energy to his solo shows, engaging audiences with his soulful guitar playing and dynamic vocals. His music often features a mix of beloved classics and contemporary hits, making his performances a hit with fans of all ages.

Chris regularly performs at various venues, including breweries, pubs, and casinos, where his acoustic sets create an intimate and enjoyable atmosphere. If you’re looking for a night of great music and good vibes, catching one of Chris Switzer’s solo acoustic performances is a must! The Pacific Northwest is their predominant stomping grounds these days so keep an eye out to witness them jack choppin’ some wood in your neighborhood!

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Singer-songwriter Larry Murante is well known for his soaring, mellifluous tenor, strong rhythmic guitar style, and engaging stage presence. He performs both originals and cover tunes. His award-winning original songs feature beautifully woven stories about everyday folks. They combine compassionate, socially conscious lyrics with an upbeat, joyful folk-rock style.

Larry’s music is reminiscent of Jackson Brown, Lyle Lovett, and Marc Cohn. His extensive repertoire of originals and classic covers can be tailored to audiences at festivals, wineries, restaurants, pubs, private events, radio interviews, and house concerts.

In the past 10 years, Larry Murante has won more than 18 awards in US and international competitions for songwriting and performance, including Grand Prize Winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest.

Other awards include the West Coast Songwriters Song Contest and the Great American Song. His fourth CD release, Patch of Sky, has garnered critical acclaim and radio airplay in both the US and Europe.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

With three albums of original Roots Rock, Thys Wallwork (aka Skinny Blue) will interpret his music as a solo performance in unique listening environments. He’ll also share more of his story along the way and the artists that influenced him.

Watch here!

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Sarah Brunner is a Seattle-based Americana singer-songwriter who fell in love with music at a young age, studying voice, guitar and trumpet. She grew up writing stories and poems which opened the door to songwriting.

She honed her chops playing everything from Johnny Cash to The Weeknd to Sheryl Crow — all of which can be heard in her distinctly folksy-yet-not-folksy rhythm guitar playing. It’s a rare singer-songwriter that uses rhythm guitar just as much as vocal melody to define a song, but she takes pride in “driving the bus.” Her love for music is equal to her love for connecting with people - throughout her career, she has learned that music never fails to bring people together, whether performing in an intimate setting or for an upbeat celebration.

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Over the span of his 20-year career, Jack Parker has taken his life-long journey through the peaks and valleys and shaped a musical sound reminiscent of a timeless America. For years, Parker has been the ingenious six-string slinger interpreting other people’s songs from “stage-right” as a founding member of Tumbledown (along with Mike Herrera of MxPx), Rocky Point All-Stars, New Old Stock, and Dark Horses, (Parker was also a guitarist for the legendary Bremerton punk band MxPx from 2011-2016), but more recently he has taken center-stage to write, sing, and play his own songs that have an air of rambling down the open road, but ultimately a longing for coming home. His roots lie in the heart of the great Pacific Northwest, right next to the shores of Puget Sound.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Native to the Wichita plains and raised in Boulder, CO, Kara’s midwestern roots seep through her sultry voice and songwriting with an eclectic blend of Americana soul and rock ‘n roll. Her music is like a warm breeze from Muscle Shoals in a contemporary framework that scratches a musical itch you didn’t realize you had. Her songs have landed on television shows (CBS, ‘Scorpion’ and DirecTV, ‘You Me Her’) and has opened for acts, such as Steve Miller Band, BB King, Al Green, and Buddy Guy. Kara’s catalog includes two albums, Better By Morning (2014) and Sojourner (2018), along with several singles. Her third album is currently in production in Nashville, Tennessee, where she now resides.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Captivating, sultry sounds embracing the last century of American popular music. Honey Moon embodies classic american with its multitudes of influence. Big band, bop, hardcore twang, french cafe, film noir, sonic sounds from the space age… Metropolitan music for the highly refined. 

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Based out of Tacoma, Washington, Kurt Lindsay has been playing all venues imaginable in the great northwest. Equipped with just an electric guitar and his voice, he captivates audiences with rich lyrics and heartfelt melodies. His influences are widespread; ranging from Damien Rice to Van Morrison, from Jeff Buckley to Ottis Redding. 

After his band, BODYBOX, stopped playing in 2013, Kurt knew it was time to take his solo career to the next level. He began booking shows all over the place, often driving over four hours in a single day.

Kurt continues to grow his fan base, and rumor is that some projects may be set for the future. In the meantime, check out his album which is for sale on this website and watch some of his videos to get a better idea of what his music is all about. Most importantly, make sure to catch him in his element at a live show.

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Bainbridge Island musical allstars Alan Simcoe, Korum Bischoff & Neil Conaty come together as “The Whammy Bars”, playing groove-inducing genres such as reggae, calypso, and blues rock.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Co-Lead singer and guitarist for The Hipocrats, one of Seattle's most promising up-and-coming Americana bands, Tyler McGinnis is a force to be reckoned with. Born in Southern California, he attended college in Nebraska and then relocated to Seattle, WA in the summer of 2017. Over the last few years, he has been making impressive leaps and bounds in his songwriting, performing, and overall musical identity during his time in the PNW. His creative spin on past and present experiences breeds songs that lyrically offer a sensationalized window into his life. He boasts powerful vocal performances that mix rich styles of Americana and Alternative Country music with Southern Rock and a fresh twist of soulful melodies.

His music will have you singing along to a good time drinking song, reminiscing about long lost love and the regretful or questionable choices of your past, then leave you feeling uplifted, refreshed, and in an all-around good mood.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Local Kitsap jazz band Hardmode Quartet features talented musicians with deep roots in the community. Ian Jones, a saxophonist from Bremerton, has performed with Latin Jazz group WEPA for over a decade and leads Hardmode Jazz Quartet to explore swing, bebop, and funk. Jaymes Dunlap, a bassist with a passion for jazz, shifted his focus from piano and trumpet to bass, finding joy in making music with friends. Joe Rice, a Bremerton-born pianist and composer balances gigging with teaching social studies at Bainbridge High. Harley Trotland, a versatile drummer with experience in various genres, brings his love of jazz drumming to the group.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Join us for an afternoon of great music with the Mark Holman Trio—three seasoned musicians bringing soulful grooves and timeless tunes to the winery. Sip, relax, and enjoy the show!

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Sarah Brunner is a Seattle-based Americana singer-songwriter who fell in love with music at a young age, studying voice, guitar and trumpet. She grew up writing stories and poems which opened the door to songwriting.

She honed her chops playing everything from Johnny Cash to The Weeknd to Sheryl Crow — all of which can be heard in her distinctly folksy-yet-not-folksy rhythm guitar playing. It’s a rare singer-songwriter that uses rhythm guitar just as much as vocal melody to define a song, but she takes pride in “driving the bus.” Her love for music is equal to her love for connecting with people - throughout her career, she has learned that music never fails to bring people together, whether performing in an intimate setting or for an upbeat celebration.

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Join us for an unforgettable day of music with Vin, Carlos, Richard, and Chris! These talented musicians and longtime friends from various bands come together to deliver a high-energy performance packed with positive vibes. Enjoy their unique spin on hits from the '70s to today, along with heartfelt original songs that will leave you wanting more. Don't miss this incredible musical experience!

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Chris Switzer is a solo acoustic musician known for his captivating performances that blend classic rock, alternative covers and some modern country/folk. As the frontman of the band Hippy & the Squids, Chris brings a unique energy to his solo shows, engaging audiences with his soulful guitar playing and dynamic vocals. His music often features a mix of beloved classics and contemporary hits, making his performances a hit with fans of all ages.

Chris regularly performs at various venues, including breweries, pubs, and casinos, where his acoustic sets create an intimate and enjoyable atmosphere. If you’re looking for a night of great music and good vibes, catching one of Chris Switzer’s solo acoustic performances is a must! The Pacific Northwest is their predominant stomping grounds these days so keep an eye out to witness them jack choppin’ some wood in your neighborhood!

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

With three albums of original Roots Rock, Thys Wallwork (aka Skinny Blue) will interpret his music as a solo performance in unique listening environments. He’ll also share more of his story along the way and the artists that influenced him.

Watch here!

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

DJ Sidecar, AKA Gary Bedell, is a graphic designer, photographer, silk screener, and vinyl DJ residing and creating on Bainbridge Island, Washington. In 2016 he got back into spinning records after taking a 30 year break from stints being a DJ for Skate King and KBCS 91.3 community radio. He spins an enticing collection of classic and neo funk ‘n soul, hip hop, early rock and roll, 80’s wave, jazz, and global grooves.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

A Pacific Northwest transplant who plays a range from Dave Matthews to Johnny Cash and specializes in 90s one-hit wonders. 

Having grown up with bluegrass and alternative rock influences, no song is played the same way twice. 

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Hailing from the Great White North in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Jean-Piérre et Jacques are two burly, hockey-playing, ax-swingin’, acoustic-strummin’ hosers who will happily rock your pants right off your body to leave you burnt and smoking on the dance floor!

A mix of comedy and musicianship, these bearded boys promise to entertain you with their interpretations of 80s covers from AC/DC to Whitney Houston to Bryan Adams to Bon Jovi. The Pacific Northwest is their predominant stomping grounds these days so keep an eye out to witness them jack choppin’ some wood in your neighborhood!

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Danny Godinez is a treasured Seattle Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter. He has played with Jason Mraz, Tim Reynolds, Carlos Santana, Johnny Lang and is a longtime collaborator with Michael Shrieve of Santana. 

His solo shows feature intricate percussive fingerstyle guitar to fiery lead guitar, spanny the Blues/Jazz/Funk idioms and beyond.

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Carvin Pumpkins is a musical duo from the Pacific Northwest made up of Carlos Santos and Vin Chawla. They play a variety of rock and blues jams on rhythm guitar, lead guitar and Djembe. Expect to hear interesting arrangements on some of your favorite songs from the 90s and 2000s.

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Steve has a knack for creating a humorous, lighthearted environment that inspires conversation and good times. Oh and he plays amazing music!

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Local Kitsap jazz band Hardmode Quartet features talented musicians with deep roots in the community. Ian Jones, a saxophonist from Bremerton, has performed with Latin Jazz group WEPA for over a decade and leads Hardmode Jazz Quartet to explore swing, bebop, and funk. Jaymes Dunlap, a bassist with a passion for jazz, shifted his focus from piano and trumpet to bass, finding joy in making music with friends. Joe Rice, a Bremerton-born pianist and composer balances gigging with teaching social studies at Bainbridge High. Harley Trotland, a versatile drummer with experience in various genres, brings his love of jazz drumming to the group.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

With a beautifully smooth and soulful voice, Pacific Northwest Jazz, Folk & Blues vocal artist Jean Lenke paints music in full color, with broad strokes and a free hand. As bandleader her approach to music is free spirited, crossing boundaries and mixing genres ~ she doesn’t always color inside the lines. 

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Captivating, sultry sounds embracing the last century of American popular music. Honey Moon embodies classic american with its multitudes of influence. Big band, bop, hardcore twang, french cafe, film noir, sonic sounds from the space age… Metropolitan music for the highly refined. 

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

With 3 albums of original Roots Rock, Thys Wallwork (aka Skinny Blue) will be re-interpreting his music as a solo performance in unique listening environments. He’ll also share more of his story along the way, and the artists that influenced him.

Watch here!

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Native to the Wichita plains and raised in Boulder, CO, Kara’s midwestern roots seep through her sultry voice and songwriting with an eclectic blend of Americana soul and rock ‘n roll. Her music is like a warm breeze from Muscle Shoals in a contemporary framework that scratches a musical itch you didn’t realize you had. Her songs have landed on television shows (CBS, ‘Scorpion’ and DirecTV, ‘You Me Her’) and has opened for acts, such as Steve Miller Band, BB King, Al Green, and Buddy Guy. Kara’s catalog includes two albums, Better By Morning (2014) and Sojourner (2018), along with several singles. Her third album is currently in production in Nashville, Tennessee, where she now resides.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Blending a wide variety of musical influences, along with the comfort on stage that comes from over two decades of performing, Yotes entertains audiences with a mix of songs from 1950’s country, 1980’s neo rockabilly, modern Americana, and many genres and eras in between. He mixes songs by Johnny Cash, The Stray Cats, The Blasters, and Murder By Death with his own compositions. Old favorites are interspersed with some of his favorite songs by friends and up-and-coming artists he’s met through the years.

Winery at open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Based out of Tacoma, Washington, Kurt Lindsay has been playing all venues imaginable in the great northwest. Equipped with just an electric guitar and his voice, he captivates audiences with rich lyrics and heartfelt melodies. His influences are widespread; ranging from Damien Rice to Van Morrison, from Jeff Buckley to Ottis Redding. 

After his band, BODYBOX, stopped playing in 2013, Kurt knew it was time to take his solo career to the next level. He began booking shows all over the place, often driving over four hours in a single day.

Kurt continues to grow his fan base, and rumor is that some projects may be set for the future. In the meantime, check out his album which is for sale on this website and watch some of his videos to get a better idea of what his music is all about. Most importantly, make sure to catch him in his element at a live show.

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.

Jonathan Campbell, a Kitsap native, is a nationally recognized saxophonist, composer, and educator. After spending the last ten years teaching saxophone and jazz at the University of Minnesota and the University of Utah, he has returned to his home area to direct instrumental music at Olympic College. He has shared the stage with numerous jazz greats, including Clay Jenkins, Ingrid Jensen, Robin Eubanks, Brian Lynch, Benny Green, and Terell Stafford. Jonathan recently released his second solo album, "Singularity," featuring internationally recognized trumpeter Dave Douglas.

Jonathan Campbell - saxophone

Harley Trotland - drums

Marshall Trotland - bass/vibes

Winery open 12pm-8pm; Live music from 2-5pm.