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Phil has played with the Seattle based band, “The Pontunes”, for decades, playing at clubs, wineries, and special events throughout Western Washington.
Over the past twenty years, Phil began to focus more on writing and singing original songs. As a singer/songwriter, he has played music up and down the West Coast, and has released two albums of his original music, described as pop-oriented folk/rock. His music is available on CD, and through on-line platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify. Phil lives in Bellingham WA, and Indio CA, and plays solo and with The Pontunes in Washington, and with the duo “Hobo West” through the winter months in the desert.

Through solo performances, band shows, and his evolving project Mojave Road Radio, Jeffrey blends road-worn Americana, folk-rock, barroom soul, and original songs into evenings that feel less like a concert and more like a shared story.

Some nights are built for dancing. Some nights are built for listening. The best nights are a little of both.

Whether performing solo, with a few trusted players, or fronting The Penny Stinkers, Jeffrey brings together songs people know, stories they remember, and the kind of live music that makes a room feel connected.

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Charlie Lou Evans is engaged in a eternal battle with a six foot rainbow snake that lives in his pants. But when he's not doing that, he writes poetry.

He grew up in a small town in New Jersey, majored in multimedia journalism and creative writing at Virginia Tech, spent two consecutive summers thru-hiking the Appalachian and Pacific Crest Trail and now lives in Bellingham, Washington.

Charlie placed second in the 2025 Salish Sea Poetry Slam. His first poetry chapbook, Gay Sex, will be released by Sibling Rivalry Press in June 2026. The chapbook traces his journey from sexual abuse to queer liberation.

Dog Mom, Clair Willow, Electra Lee

VtheLight (aka Veronica West) and friends bring an eclectic mix of songs ranging from artists from the 60s and 70s (think Neil Young and Fleetwood Mac) to the 2000s (think Coldplay and Billie Eillish), as well as originals from each guest musician! Guest musicians include Doug Allen, Lala Robinsong/Fingerprince, and Clark Moorman. There's also a sing-a-long portion you won't want to miss. Please come and join in the fun for an immersive night of songs that are good for the soul.

Join student/teacher combo Kerry Hastings and Geof Morgan on June 12 from 7-9:30pm for an amazing night of original songwriting and musical collaboration. 

After nine years in Nashville as an award-winning songwriter, Geof Morgan moved to Bellingham in 1982. He recorded four albums blending personal and social topics and in 1991, began working in social services and stopped touring. After semi-retiring, Geof writes, teaches, hikes with his wife Liz, and looks for opportunities to play music and with other long-time musician friends, and new ones like Kerry.

Kerry found her musical voice after turning 40 and has delved into songwriting with curiosity and delight. Her Americana melodies straddle bluegrass, folk and country, telling powerful stories rooted in her identities as a woman, mother and activist. 

Rooted in Appalachian old-time music tradition, the duo explores the intersection of traditional music and original songwriting, bringing a fresh sound to old music through a combination of fiddle, banjo, guitar, and close vocal harmonies. Their band name comes from the traditional ballad often written as "Jack-A-Roe," famously performed by Jean Ritchie and Pete Seeger, and reflects their deep respect and reverence for traditional Appalachian music and its rich storytelling traditions.

Edlyn sings her heart out. She plays the rhythms that she’s found, from the High Sierra down to the rainbow rocky beaches of Washington, and every moment in between. The sound is female vocals over non-traditional octave mandolin melodies. The lyrics are musings about love, conundrums, joy, anger, and seeking peace. The music is minimalist, yet rich, clean and strong. You may find yourself out of your mind, in a good way.

A night of confessional stories set to indie rock from Jess Chase Girl Band. Brooklyn meets Bellingham for a show complete with props, three part harmony and gritty electronic textures. Originally from Tacoma, Washington, and now a fixture of the NYC scene, Jess crafts a sound that weaves together raw vocals, custom plugins, and vintage synths. Drawing inspiration from artists like Mitski and Grizzly Bear, her live performance is a journey through themes of identity, heartbreak, and self-discovery.

The Honey Moon is pleased to host two of our favorite local songwriters backing each other on guitars and mandolin. O'Connell from Cape Flattery, Foster from Salt Pine, this ain't just a twin bill. This is a collaboration of Americana originals.