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Jon Shain

8/22/2026 7:30 PM Saturday

Hailing from Durham, NC, Jon Shain is a veteran singer‑songwriter known for his sharp lyricism, fiery acoustic guitar work, and a style that blends Piedmont blues with bluegrass, swing, and ragtime. He has released nine solo albums, two with FJ Ventre, a trio live album, and a co‑written record with Joe Newberry. His newest album, Restless Soul Syndrome, recorded at Good Luck Studio, arrived April 9, 2024. Shain is also the author of two Mel Bay books on blues history and fingerstyle guitar. In 2019, he won the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in the solo/duo category.


Jon Shain Workshop

8/23/2026 11:00 AM Sunday

Aunt Annie’s will host a special group workshop led by acclaimed guitarist and educator Jon Shain the day after his performance. With over thirty years of teaching experience, Jon is known for helping adult students break through musical plateaus using clear, hands‑on guidance in music theory, technique, improvisation, songwriting, fingerstyle blues, and flatpicking. A veteran instructor and co‑founder of The Great Guitar Camp, Jon has taught at major music camps nationwide and brings a welcoming, engaging approach to group learning.


Doug Macleod

9/6/2026 4:00 PM Sunday

Doug MacLeod, a two‑time 2026 Blues Music Award nominee, is an acclaimed blues singer, guitarist, and storyteller known for soulful vocals and vivid, character‑driven songs. A multiple BMA winner, he earned 2024 Acoustic Album of the Year and 2023 Acoustic Artist of the Year, with recent albums named DownBeat Albums of the Year. Across 40 years and 29 albums, he has worked with legends like George “Harmonica” Smith and Big Mama Thornton, while his songs have been recorded by Albert King, Albert Collins, and Eva Cassidy. Overcoming childhood trauma and a severe stutter, MacLeod learned from the masters and carries their tradition forward with honesty and heart.


Dana Cooper

9/18/2026 7:30 PM Friday

Dana Cooper’s musical path began at age 2, singing along to jukebox

tunes his father encouraged. Growing up in Missouri, he absorbed folk

and country influences and taught himself guitar and vocal harmony. By his teens, he was performing in Kansas City clubs. His 1972 Elektra

debut earned acclaim, followed by success with Shake Russell and

collaborations with major artists. With 30+ albums and decades of

touring, Cooper remains a beloved storyteller whose warm presence,

sharp songwriting, and enduring passion continue to inspire audiences


David Hinske and Dave

Stoddard

10/3/2026 7:30 PM Sunday

Dave Hinske: David began making music as a kid through lessons,

choirs, and garage bands, landing his first pro gig at 18 with Jade. For

50+ years he’s performed nationwide, releasing eleven albums and

earning Southwest Indie Album of the Year. A multi‑instrumentalist, he crafts quirky, layered songs that reveal his singular creative mind.

Dave Stoddard: David Stoddard is a Minnesota‑based composer,

songwriter, producer, and educator. A Kerrville New Folk winner, he’s

earned top honors at major folk festivals and toured across the US and

Canada. He’s performed with artists from Karen Mal to Leon Russell.

Stoddard writes for piano, guitar, accordion, film, and choir, and is

available for commissions.



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