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🎶 Listening Session | Sunday, March 8 🎶
Only 45 seats. That’s it. When they’re gone, they’re gone.
Trempealeau songwriter Johnsmith gathers his longtime musical brother Dan Sebranek and daughter Elisi Smith-Waller for an intimate evening of songs, stories, and harmonies that only decades and DNA can build.
If winter’s been hanging around your shoulders, this is your lift. Two 50 minute sets with a short intermission. Friendly faces. Deep listening. Minimal chatter between songs. Maximum heart.
🎟 $25 | Only 45 tickets available via Eventbrite
All admission goes directly to the artists.
About the musicians:
Johnsmith is a Kerrville New Folk winner, Great Lakes Songwriting Contest champ, Esalen Institute instructor, NPR featured artist, founder of Inishfree Irish tours, and even leads musical rafting trips on Idaho’s Salmon River.
Dan Sebranek is a revered flatpicker and harmony ace who has shared stages with Michael Martin Murphey, Bill Miller, John Prine, Pure Prairie League and more. He and John have been making music together for 39 years.
Elisi Smith-Waller, known for her work with Crooked Willow, is a powerhouse vocalist and clawhammer banjo player, active with Great River Folk Festival, Boats and Bluegrass, Riverfest, and Midwest Music Festival.
This isn’t background music. It’s a roomful of listening.
Get your seat.
