Yagody: Founded in 2016 by actor/singer Zoriana Dybovska, Yagody is a Ukranian modern folk group that mixes the traditional with the contemporary. The lineup may sound traditional with four female vocalists in historical outfits, an accordionist, bassist, drummer and percussionist but their fused sound is dynamic and contemporary. Having won over audiences at European festivals and placed fifth in Eurovision songwriting competition in 2024, Yagody has undertaken its first U.S. tour.
YAGÓDY
APR 10 • 7PM
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Nubya Garcia: The toast of England’s jazz scene made a splash with her 2020 full-length debut “Source” featuring her articulate tenor saxophone. After touring in the States in support of the hip instrumental band Khruangbin, Garcia has crossed the pond again to promote her sophomore effort, last year’s “Odyssey.” She added orchestral arrangements to her entrancing melding of jazz, R&B, and dubstep, giving the sounds a cinematic sweep, with guest appearances by Esperanza Spalding, Georgia Ann Muldrow and Richie Seivwright.
NUBYA GARCIA
w/Special Guest Magi Merlin
APR 11 • 7PM
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Longtime Minnesotan Andrew Walesch, the entertaining crooner/pianist, returns from Phoenix with his orchestra for an evening of Bennett, Buble and Ol’ Blue Eyes.
ANDREW WALESCH & HIS ORCHESTRA
APR 12 • 7PM
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Della Mae, the all-women bluegrass quartet, dropped two praiseworthy singles recently — a charming treatment of Blind Melon’s “No Rain” and a nifty version of “Can’t Let Go,” the tune made famous by Lucinda Williams.
DELLA MAE
w/Special Guest Foxgloves
APR 13 • 7PM
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Veteran British jazz guitarist Martin Taylor, known for his many years touring with the revered violinist Stephane Grappelli, was part of the Great Guitars tour of the 1980s. Now Taylor teams with Swedish jazz guitarist Ulf Wakenius, who was a member of Oscar Peterson’s final quartet.