Looking forward to bringing our 1920s-1930s Blues & Swing To The Mill on Seventh!
An Evening of Resonator Guitar & Harmonica & Singing & Featuring Joel Kruzic on Acoustic Bass
This'll be a fine collection of 20s-30s blues and swing and some other super sweet songs too
Great reviews on their food, drink, and vibes
(360) 778-2760 / info@themillatseventh.com
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The Odd Fellows Room At The Orion, 311 E Holly, Bellingham, Wa
It's Honky Tonk Time Again!
$10 Door
buddymacmusic.com
I'll be out there and playing with Gallowglass & Buddy Mac!
Remember volunteering is a great option! 4 hours a day, and three meals and the rest of the time is yours, camp with friends!
Cowboy Crooner Buddy Mac will sing old songs from Gene Autry to Johnny Cash and I'll play harmonica in this very sweet winery space of La Conner
This Saturday June 5th I'll be sitting in with the very fine singer-songwriter Havilah Rand at Skylarks in Fairhaven, Bellingham. The show is from 5-8PM, hope you'll join us!
A message from the painter of the painting that inspired the song 'Tight Rope', Quint Buchholz: "Hello Jan, I saw your question on Facebook. I'm not a member there so I'm answering on this way. The title of the tightrope walker painting is "Giacomond". It's a fantasy word, combined from the name "Giacomo" (the name of a clown I was working with at that time) and the German word "Mond" (moon). A little boy named the image like that, when I was painting it many years ago. I am very honored that this painting inspired you. If you like, you could find more about my work here www.quintbuchholz.de and here https://www.instagram.com/quintbuchholz/ All the best Quint"
My Song 'Tight Rope' from the 2009 album 'These Waters' - Click On Painting!
Click on Photo to 2021 Bellingham Irish Festival October 8, 9, 10
Believe Me If - A draft of my new version of a very old song - I hope you enjoy!
Irish Masters Dylan Foley & John Whelan blew the roof off the stage on Monday August 27th at Irish & Folk Mondays!
Was a stunning night of music. They're back in Feb... check 'Shows' .... Click on photo to Hanz's site.
Irish Fiddle Master Dale Russ comes up from Seattle for the 5th time to play for us at Irish & Folk Mondays on June 18, 8pm, $5-10 Suggested, right after the open Irish session as always! I'll be joining Dale on a few sets and it's always such an immense pleasure and honor to play with him. Click on the photo for more about Dale!
I make shows happen with groups and artists I am very excited and passionate about presenting and working with. I'm very passionate about exposing more people to truly great music.
I sing, play harmonicas, Irish bouzouki, acoustic guitar, and still get on the mandolin or piano at times. I enjoy arranging, composing, and recording. I am a co-founder of Gallowglass Irish Band, Rosin & Reed, creator of Irish & Folk Mondays, and booker of superb folk, blues, and jazz shows in town. I love being a sideman with great artists every chance I get.
"I could listen to Jan perform all day long! He is incredibly aware of the collaboration between he and his fellow performers and contributes in ways that escalates the entire musical enjoyment for everyone. I've heard Jan play with a variety of instrumentalists and vocalists, and he keeps amazing me with his level of taste, sensitivity, and 'ensemble'. His approach to each and every piece makes the audience perk up and his fellow performers shine. Can't wait for the next opportunity to hear Jan Peters!
Patricia Bourne, EdD
Professor, Coordinator of Music Education, WWU Bellingham, WA
"My 10 year old daughter has taken folk music lessons with Jan. She has traditional classical training with piano and violin and was looking for something different to enhance her life. He has introduced her to a new genre of music that is fun and open to musical interpretation. Jan has inspired her creativity as well as learning to play the guitar!''
Michelle Hsu, Color Chiropractic, Bellingham, WA
Me after playing a show at The Conway Muse -Photo by Jasmine Jean
Playing with Pete Irving of Hot Damn Scandal at The Honeymoon - Photo by Thaddeus Hink