Evan Walton, a singer-songwriter, originally hailing from Minneapolis, and a recent graduate of the illustrious Berklee College of Music, brings a rich blend of skills to the stage. With roots as a multi-instrumentalist and a performance history that spans the nation, Evan’s musical prowess finds himself as a notable figure in the Eau Claire based group Once More, Autumn, adding a layer of indie charm to his vibrant musical persona.

Sharing the stage with Evan is none other than his father, Dale Walton, an Ohio native whose rock and roll legacy spans over four incredible decades. With almost 10 albums under his belt and extensive U.S. tours, Dale has left an indelible mark on the music world. He’s even shared stages with legends like Stevie Ray Vaughn, Rare Earth, and Dr. John.

Together, these two promise a night of music that bridges generations. Expect alluring solo performances by both artists, each showcasing their unique styles, and witness the magic that unfolds when they collaborate on stage together.

D. Janakey’s folk songs ride the edge between autobiographical and transcendental story telling. Drawing comparisons to Prine & Paul Simon, these are songs that ring with life. They breath and sway, and then float away. Thoughout his 9 years of playing live music Janakey has shared the stage with Dave Simmonette of Trampled by turtles, Mason Jennings, Ezra Bell, Haley Bonar, Boris Mccutchen,and Them Coulee Boys

Eclectic and celebrated guitarist Dean Granros is joined by Dean Mikkelson.

North of Main Street presents 100 Years of Disney!

On October 13, Chippewa Valley drummer North Skager joins some of the region’s most in-demand musicians (and fellow Mouseketeers)—Emily Watkins (g), Hans Fuerst (p), and Will DeBlaey (b)—in a thematic performance marking the 100th anniversary of the Walt Disney Company. The group presents to the Lakely stage a chronological revue of improvisatory renditions spanning a century of soundtracks from some of the most iconic films and attractions of all time, including songs by the Sherman brothers, Alan Menken, Randy Newman, and Michael Giacchino, among many more. Take part in an inspiring celebration of the composers and lyricists who gave ‘the kingdom’ its iconic voice in pop culture.