Formed in 2019 between close friends, Bad Country is an eclectic mix of infectious disease doctors, tiny house builders, social workers, and professional musicians who all share a common love of 90s nostalgia country. One of the founding members, David Roach, was born and raised in the Tri-Cities and their music reflects a local feel infused with plenty of fun.

Jeff’s unique style features smooth yet soulful singing, scatting, whistling and a mellow, muted trumpet. He sings and plays original arrangements of timeless tunes, ranging from the 1920s (Ain’t Misbehav’) to the 1970s (Ain’t No Sunshine). Jeff is a one-of-a-kind performer whose music appeals to listeners of all ages.

More info at: www.jeffpetersontrumpet.com

Hometown hero and Hanford High grad Marquise Green (Nobi) grew up in a musical family where his creativity and diversity as an artist was groomed by a household full of music.

Fresh off of his highly regarded album (Seattle Times, Tri-City Herald, Tumbleweird, ETC.) Fulminate and his EP, Silhouette, Nobi has been been gaining notoriety all over the Pacific Northwest. Notably Receiving a song placement in a documentary with the Seahawks.

Nobi relocated to Seattle and has not done a full-length set in Tri-Cities in 4 years.

Robert Hojaboom – Acoustic Favorites