Songs full of heart and authenticity. Join us for the music of former Nashville songwriter Russell Thompson.

The GP Sunsets emerge from the far northwest (Bellingham, WA) bringing songs about life, freedom and love. GPS bring a modern lyrical style combined with classic American rock and folk-blues. Sure to smile, sure to think, sure to enjoy.

KC Mud brings his upbeat Americana fusion, featuring songs about life on the wild side.

Levi (guitar) and Caitlin (violin) are a folk duo who plays gentle, acoustic tunes that invite you to unwind and listen.

Tim McHugh is a writer, folk-rock musician, teacher, and activist who founded the '90's Bellingham band, Tim McHugh and the Lost Poets.  A lifelong supporter of environmentalism and indigenous rights, he has shared bills with Bonnie Raitt,  John Trudell,  Kris Kristofferson, and Sarah McLaughlin.  He also collaborated with Roy Export SAS to license Charles Spencer Chaplin's speech from The Great Dictator for use in his song, A Day Will Come.  Tim's new release, Love Songs for the Apocalypse, is due out in the summer of '26.    Currently, Tim resides in Whatcom  County with his wife and family.  

Don’t miss Shadow Basket’s brand of folksy, twangy, indie rock, with support from hypnotic instrumentalist John Swanke and Colorado’s Frail talk.

When Willie and the boys come through you don’t want to miss it. Original songwriting that’s true to the classic Country Western tradition.

Songwriter Steve Bryant and bass player Greg Hain formed Toadmortons in Davis, California in 1997 after the demise of their band Chance the Gardener (“The Day the Dogs Took Over” Warner Brothers Records 1996). Toadmortons have since released six albums on Susan Ferris’ labels, (Bohemia Group, Los Angeles), the most recent being “Susschord” 2023. TMs relocated to Bellingham, Washington from Davis, California in 2019.

Paradox blends saxophone and slide guitar with acoustic accompaniment to give a new sense of style to the best music of the 20th century and to more recent hits, too.

Long-time Bellingham music icon Boris Budd will be playing songs from his new record Animals Are Better Than People, now available on Washingtones Records!

These two together are something special.

Local favorites Sunflecks are joined by Alice, all the way from the Big Apple.

Come by for a nice hit of twang-infused folk anthems.

Five friends with five voices and twenty-nine strings between them bring traditional and progressive bluegrass tunes for a toe-tapping (claw-tapping? Hoof-tapping?) good time! In costume tonight only. 

Join local bluegrass phenom Kian Dye on the last Thursday of each month for Bellingham's premier bluegrass jam and showcase. The evening starts with an open jam session at 5:30 and will close with a performance by a featured artist starting at 8pm. $5-20 suggested donation.

She’s baaaack!!! Join the one and only Laura Tams — the Hostess with the Absolute Mostest — and find yourself among the kindest, most supportive crowd the world has ever known, all while listening to some truly incredible local talent. There’s a reason why this is Bellingham’s best-loved and longest running open mic night — there’s always something to surprise, delight and replenish your faith in humankind.

To get on the list of players, call or stop by Honey Moon at 5:00 pm, sharp — no lie, the slots fill quickly! 360-734-0728

An indie rock band based in Skagit County, Mild Mallard plays an eclectic melding of genres from traditional folk to funk. Featuring Aida Miller on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Nakos "Dobro DJ" Marker on slide guitar, Kaleb Wyatt holding down the beat on drums, and Miguel Garibay on upright bass reminding everyone to "stomp it", these mild mannered ducks will have you grooving to a collection of unique originals and blues-y jams.

They'll share the bill with the Librarians -- pretty and gritty, combining the dreamy and the everyday, the surreal and political, the archetypal and personal, shining a defiant light in these dark days. (And they don't just sing about making change -- Carly's running for Port Commissioner. Vote!!)

Together, this should make for a fine and fun evening of music and good vibes.

Original Americana, blending bluegrass, folk, and rock. Cape Flattery features the vocal duo of Lindsay Poynter and Ted O’Connell backed by a stellar rhythm section. Special early 7pm start!

https://capeflatterymusic.com/

The Slim Pickers are a product of late-night festival jam sessions during which the cross-border musicians formed an enduring friendship by way of old-time bluegrass brother duets. While each picker retains an active roll in other acoustic ensembles in Washington and British Columbia, the music they've shared over the years brings them together on occasion, and you'll want to be there when it does.

Pacific Poets will gather for their monthly open mic at 5:30 — come hear our local bards give voice to “what oft was thought, but ne’er so well express’d”

At 8:00 pm we’ll welcome Travelin' Miles, a singer-songwriter based in Boise, ID. Miles’ first performance was at CBGB in NYC over 20 years ago; he’s come a long way since then. He’s developed quite a following here in the ‘ham — we’re delighted to have him back!

She’s baaaack!!! Join the one and only Laura Tams — the Hostess with the Absolute Mostest — and find yourself among the kindest, most supportive crowd the world has ever known, all while listening to some truly incredible local talent. There’s a reason why this is Bellingham’s best-loved and longest running open mic night — there’s always something to surprise, delight and replenish your faith in humankind.

To get on the list of players, call or stop by Honey Moon at 5:00 pm, sharp — no lie, the slots fill quickly! 360-734-0728

We're delighted to welcome Kian Dye & Pete Keating. Join us for an evening of fantastic musicianship and musical storytelling that'll take you back to sweeter times.

Salt Pine is an alternative country band from Bellingham, WA celebrating the release of their newest single: "Ballad of Luigi Mangione." Their Americana sound draws on influences from rock, folk, punk, and bluegrass, and their music blends emotional storytelling with energetic performance. They released their debut EP in 2024 and are currently working on their first full length album.

Grady Drugg is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and hired gun. Hailing from Springfield, Missouri, Grady has toured and recorded with artists (and dear friends) such as folk singer-songwriter Willi Carlisle, Arkansas-based crooner Dylan Earl, Seattle lullaby rock outfit Ings, and Springfield darlings Dreamgirl.

Bad Posture Club is a queer folk duo living in Anacortes, WA. Together they craft intricate and experimental harmonies with their two voices, banjo, guitar & a 100-year-old pump organ.

She’s baaaack!!! Join the one and only Laura Tams — the Hostess with the Absolute Mostest — and find yourself among the kindest, most supportive crowd the world has ever known, all while listening to some truly incredible local talent. There’s a reason why this is Bellingham’s best-loved and longest running open mic night — there’s always something to surprise, delight and replenish your faith in humankind.

To get on the list of players, call or stop by Honey Moon at 5:00 pm, sharp — no lie, the slots fill quickly! 360-734-0728

Join us Saturday October 11th at Honey Moon Mead and Cider in Bellingham for an evening of Country and Folk music with The Pits! Comprised of the two core songwriters of Nobody's Peach, Matney Cook and Taylor Merlina, this duo will soothe your heart and uplift your soul with their original collaborative compositions. They will start the evening with a solo set each then combine forces for the musical finale. 8pm, 21+

The Nomads are an instrumental ensemble that play hypnotic grooves, borrowing from Ethiopian jazz and Latin rhythms. This is music for the soul and the feet.

The Nomads are John Meloy (saxophone), Adrian Clarke (guitar), Roger Yamashita (bass), John Butorac (percussion) & Steve Jones (percussion). 

The Star Family Singers are an interstate songwriting duo who write music to explore the mystical powers of love and friendship. Tonight they return to Bellingham to play at the Honeymoon with their friends Petrichor (solo) and Lily Potter. Anticipate ethereal harmonies, poetic lyricism and all around peaceful creative vibes!!!

She’s baaaack!!! Join the one and only Laura Tams — the Hostess with the Absolute Mostest — and find yourself among the kindest, most supportive crowd the world has ever known, all while listening to some truly incredible local talent. There’s a reason why this is Bellingham’s best-loved and longest running open mic night — there’s always something to surprise, delight and replenish your faith in humankind.

To get on the list of players, call or stop by Honey Moon at 5:00 pm, sharp — no lie, the slots fill quickly! 360-734-0728

Electra Richards usually plays with her band Bellflower, but tonight she’s stepping out for a solo show. Stay tuned for more info!

Jeffrey Scott Mack sings songs that live somewhere between the dark, evergreen forests of the Cascade Mountains and the muddy rivers of the Midwest; hernamewasprincess plays lower class americana tainted with late 90's indie folk rock; Joseph Pennell's first album was titled "Middle Class Hero." Put them all together and this should be a very interesting evening indeed.