“A singing, songwriting, guitar-playing, self-producing, self-aware powerhouse, but the driving force is unquestionably her voice — a formidable instrument she wields with soul and taste.” (Bliss Bowen/Pasadena Weekly) “Joyann Parker knows her way around a song. She climbs inside it, dwells in it, lives with every note and phrase, delivering performances that seize our emotions and capture the ragged despair and heightened joy of life.” (Henry L. Carrigan, Jr./Living Blues Magazine) With roots in the church and a solid foundation of musical education, Joyann Parker found her authentic voice later in life and created her own blend of roots music that combines soul, R&B, gospel, jazz and traditional blues styles. Parker has been a steadily rising star on the Midwest music scene and now brings her full range of talent as an accomplished singer, pianist, guitarist and songwriter to national and international stages. Joyann’s rootsy, genre-blending sequel, “Out of the Dark,” was released on February 12, 2021 and debuted at #11 on the Billboard Blues Chart and #1 on the NACC Radio chart. Joyann’s new album, “Life Lines” releases Marxch 27, 2026 on all platforms.

Bringing you the greatest and most recognized music of ABBA fABBAulous is comprised of two dynamic divas, Mary Lieser and Dianna Parks, on lead vocals along with incredibly talented musicians who cover a variety of instruments to recreate the complex and layered recordings of ABBA Gold. They are: Chase Kelly on keys; Dave Kies on drums; John Wheeler on keys, banjo and guitar; Carl Stephenson on lead guitar; Scott Kee on bass; Becca Stiles-Nogosek on backup vocals; Kevin Kleist on acoustic guitar; Kevin McGarry on sax; and Kevin Reid on percussion. You can never get enough Kevins. And you can never get enough ABBA. Dancing Queens bring your disco pants and feather boas and join us for all the great songs from ABBA.

Sophie Hiroko is a singer/songwriter native to Duluth, MN, and a daughter of Lake Superior. She describes the genre of music she creates as “tender bubble grunge” which aims to describe the marriage of her soft vocals alongside a grungy backing band. Hiroko draws inspiration from themes of death, rebirth, social justice, and girlhood.