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Christian Gates (Born July 26, 1993), known professionally as The Philharmonik, is an American vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, lyricist, music producer and genre defining artist. The Philharmonik’s musical beginning started in Cleveland, Ohio where he was born. He began taking classical piano at the age of 6 after he attended a concert with his mom. When he returned home from the concert, he began to play songs he heard note for note on the piano. He began lessons the next month with his first piano teacher who played for the Cleveland Orchestra. In his 2016 rap project, "Good People," The Philharmonik's beats, and content echoed an OutKast album with a Sacramento hometown perspective. The Philharmonik debuted his self-produced album “The Philharmonik” in 2018, under Soul Collective (Sacramento, CA) music label. The album includes feature songs “Neon Lights”, “Mama’s House”, “Pay me” and “Good Day” which offer a variety of styles, appealing to a wide audience base. In 2019, The Philharmonik toured the United States and Canada, supporting the single release that year “Drugs”. In the Summer of 2022, The Philharmonik debuted his third album “Kironic” which holds a rich variety of musical styles and meaningful lyrics, reflecting his search for happiness and meaning.

There is an 8 ticket limit per household. Doors open 1 hour before show time. Ticket delivery is delayed until a month out form show.

Matt Braunger was raised in Portland, Oregon. A headlining comedian since 2007 and an actor since childhood, Matt studied theatre in New York and improvisation in Chicago. Matt’s television credits include recurring roles on ABC’s Agent Carter, NBC’s Up All Night, Netflix’s Disjointed, Starz’ Take My Wife and Amazon’s Upload. Matt was a series regular on Fox’s MADtv, a cast member of the TruTV series How to Be a Grown Up, and has appeared on Carol’s Second Act, Superstore, Fuller House, Man with a Plan, BoJack Horseman, Stan Against Evil, I’m Dying Up Here, Garfunkel and Oates, Maron, HBO’s Family Tree, the Chelsea Lately roundtable, @midnight, The Michael J Fox Show, Happy Endings, CONAN, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Pete Holmes Show, United States of Tara, Pushing Daisies, Carpoolers, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Acceptable TV, and Live At Gotham.

Fink, AKA Fin Greenall, is a singer-songwriter from Cornwall, UK, currently based in Berlin. Known for his seven studio albums for Ninja Tune, the hit single "Looking Too Closely" and relentless international touring with his band mates Tim Thornton and Guy Whittaker, Greenall's music has been featured in The Walking Dead, True Detective, Better Call Saul and Ava DuVernay's epic Selma.

Bruce Cockburn’s latest studio album, O Sun O Moon, is a testament to his enduring artistry, even as he nears his 78th birthday. Known for his poetic lyrics and exceptional guitar work, Cockburn continues to explore themes of politics, human rights, the environment, and spirituality. His new release, a collection of 12 new songs, reflects a shift toward more spiritual introspection as he looks back on his life. “I think it’s a product of age and seeing the approaching horizon,” Cockburn explains, lightening the tone by calling them “the kind of songs an old guy writes.” Produced by Colin Linden and recorded in Nashville, O Sun O Moon boasts a newfound simplicity and clarity. Cockburn opens the album with "On a Roll," where his resonator guitar drives the song with the same vigor as his blues heroes. On “To Keep the World We Know,” a duet with Inuk singer Susan Aglukark, Cockburn tackles global warming, while most other tracks take on gentler, more contemplative tones. Songs like “Push Come to Shove,” “Into the Now,” and “Us All” show his range from jazz to folk, while “Colin Went Down to the Water” reflects on a friend’s tragic drowning.

Bruce Cockburn’s latest studio album, O Sun O Moon, is a testament to his enduring artistry, even as he nears his 78th birthday. Known for his poetic lyrics and exceptional guitar work, Cockburn continues to explore themes of politics, human rights, the environment, and spirituality. His new release, a collection of 12 new songs, reflects a shift toward more spiritual introspection as he looks back on his life. “I think it’s a product of age and seeing the approaching horizon,” Cockburn explains, lightening the tone by calling them “the kind of songs an old guy writes.” Produced by Colin Linden and recorded in Nashville, O Sun O Moon boasts a newfound simplicity and clarity. Cockburn opens the album with "On a Roll," where his resonator guitar drives the song with the same vigor as his blues heroes. On “To Keep the World We Know,” a duet with Inuk singer Susan Aglukark, Cockburn tackles global warming, while most other tracks take on gentler, more contemplative tones. Songs like “Push Come to Shove,” “Into the Now,” and “Us All” show his range from jazz to folk, while “Colin Went Down to the Water” reflects on a friend’s tragic drowning.

Paige DeSorbo and Hannah Berner bring their top-rated podcast on the road with their new show “Club Giggly”. This comedic duo will make fun of everything and get the crowd involved like they’ve never been able to before. Giggles are guaranteed.

Brian Posehn has been busy for a while. As a writer/actor/stand-up comic, he doesn’t have a ton of down time. He just recorded his fourth hour-long stand-up special. He’s currently co-creating and starring in an upcoming cartoon for Nickelodeon with Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman. Brian was an NSA intern on TruTV’s Top Secret Videos. You can also catch Brian on the popular Disney Plus show The Mandalorian, the acclaimed Netflix show Lady Dynamite, FX’s You’re The Worst and in his recurring roles on The Big Bang Theory and New Girl. He was one of the stars of Comedy Central's popular show, The Sarah Silverman Program. He has also appeared on such seminal sitcoms as Seinfeld, NewsRadio, Everybody Loves Raymond, Friends, The Neighborhood and a recurring role on Just Shoot Me.

Maude Latour is fulfilling her pop destiny. Born in Sweden, raised in London and Hong Kong as well as New York City, and now residing in Los Angeles, Latour began writing songs at 15 and released her first EP, Starsick, in 2019. Her ever-evolving catalog includes the viral lockdown-era hit “One More Weekend” plus four infectious EPs, which have won over critics from The New York Times to NPR, and earned performances at Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Austin City Limits, and many more. Now, with her new debut album Sugar Water, the 24 year-old is doubling down on her formula of combining studio experimentation with undeniable cosmic-pop hooks and thoughtful lyrics, inviting her audience to come along for the ride, eyes and mind wide open, and stereo turned up as far as it can go

The Women’s Adventure Film Tour will present an exhilarating slate of films that span extreme sports, personal journeys, and boundary-pushing storytelling from across the globe. This year’s program highlights the resilience and creativity of individuals navigating the challenges of both the outer world and their own inner landscapes. We are thrilled to present a program that brings together incredible stories of courage, adventure, and self-discovery. These films represent the spirit of perseverance and the power of women in the outdoors to inspire, entertain, and spark important conversations.