About Sera Cahoone

Americana singer-songwriter Sera Cahoone grew up in the Colorado foothills. The daughter of a dynamite salesman, she played her first gigs on drums in a dive bar’s open blues jams at 12. As a young adult, she moved to Seattle where she played drums with the adored indie rock group, Carissa’s Wierd, and later Band of Horses. She then went on to release four solo records, two with Sub Pop. In 2019, Cahoone received a Gold Record for her work with Band of Horses.

Cahoone has earned great praise from KEXP, NPR series Tiny Desk Concert, First Listen and Songs We Love. Her work has been featured on UPROXX, ELLE and KEXP. But not only do her songs ring out in rooms of mile-high castles and the edges of sprawling forests, Cahoone is beloved by her fans. Her audiences are filled with the curious, the seekers, and those who just want to hear sing once more,  “I wanna be your sidewalk / I’ll take you everywhere/ We’ll travel ‘round this world a million times.”

About Patrick Park

Patrick Park is a musician and producer, known for his evocative lyrics and melodic sound. With a passion for music that blossomed in his youth, Park’s style is characterized by a blend of folk, rock, and Americana, often reflecting his experiences and surroundings. He gained recognition in the early 2000s with his debut album, “Loneliness Knows My Name,” which showcased his distinctive voice and heartfelt songwriting. Over the years, he has released multiple albums, including “Everyone’s in Everyone”, “Come What Will”, “Love Like Swords” and most his recent “Here/Gone”. As a touring artist, Park has traveled extensively, sharing his music with audiences across the country and beyond garnering critical acclaim and a loyal following. In addition to his solo career, he has collaborated with various artists and contributed to film and TV soundtracks and well as commercial scores further expanding his artistic reach. His music continues to resonate with listeners, marked by its introspective themes and emotional authenticity.