Silvertongue, KiD FERRiS, Flyover States – 21+

Known for their high-energy, dynamic performances and infectious charisma, Silvertongue has earned a devoted following in the Pacific Northwest music scene and beyond. With a sound that began with folk influences, the band has since expanded to incorporate elements of pop and dance, creating a diverse catalog of adventurous, “Garden Indie” songs that blend the organic with the electrifying.

Silvertongue performs across the country, playing shows and festivals coast to coast. They’ve shared the stage with artists such as Almost Monday, Krooked Kings, and Wild Party, continuing to grow their national presence with every performance.

In 2025, the band released their highly anticipated third studio album, “Fossils”, recorded at Jackpot! Recording Studio in Portland, OR. The album was engineered and mixed by Zach Bloomstein (Modest Mouse, Portugal. The Man), promising to deliver their signature blend of vibrant energy and captivating storytelling.

KiD FERRiS is a producer, artist, and multi-instrumentalist based out of Portland, OR. His years of producing music and playing live shows all culminated into the release of his debut album, ‘METANOIA’ in the summer of 2024. He hopes the album catches listeners ears with its’ unique blend of influences from vintage psyche-rock, dreampop, ambient, indie, and chillwave.

Flyover States is the Portland-based trio of Aaron Elliott, Steven Patton, and Jessica Rose Patton. Together the three explore a wide range of modern folk music centered around rich, complex vocal arrangements and dynamic harmonies, crafting memorable songs full of pathos that will stay with you long after hearing them. 

The band has released three full length albums during their time as a trio. Octaves, the group’s first album, was released in 2019 with sophomore album ‘Artifacts’ released two years later in 2021. Earlier this year, the band released their third album, “True North”. While still focusing on the band’s unique folk sound and signature harmonies, True North explores the changes the band has experienced over the last several years including marriage, a journey into parenthood, and confronting past trauma.