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November 2019
Red Blend at the Pend d’Oreille Winery
Red Blend, a local talented trio made up of Brian Jacobs, Meg Turner, and Chris Lynch are welcomed back to the Pend D' Oreille Winery. This trio offers an artistically blend of soul, pop, blues, and classic hits. Come early to grab a seat! 5-8:00 pm. Free and open to the public
Find out more »Spare Parts Trio at The Pend d’Oreille Winery
The Spare Parts Trio will be joining us in the Tasting Room for a great mixture of familiar 60s, 70s, and 80s music. They play everything from James Taylor to Michael Buble, from old country to classic rock. On guitar will be Joel Johnston who is the Trio's country specialist. On guitar will be Scott Randall who plays jazz, Motown, classic rock. On bass will be Kim Davis who sings a variety of music from Motown to country. 2 years…
Find out more »Piano Sunday with Dwayne Parsons
Join us for Piano Sunday with Dwayne Parsons. The 4th Sunday of the month Dwayne plays our concert grand piano in a most unique way. He doesn't read sheet music and is a self-taught, free-form pianist that creates music as he plays! 3-5:00pm. Free and Open to the Public.
Find out more »Echo Elysium at The Pend d’ Oreille Winery
Talented Spokane-based musician, Echo Elysium, a nuanced and dynamic electric and acoustic guitarist, has been “transporting audiences to alternate dimensions” for over ten years in the Pacific Northwest. His performances have been described as a “magical and ethereal” experience. Echo Elysium is influenced by a wide range of genres from Rhythm & Blues to Prince and Pink Floyd to Southern Gospel. Most recently, Echo Elysium released a record, “Trouble Water,” an unapologetic journey through his personal life experiences via the…
Find out more »Truck Mills at the Pend d’Oreille Winery
The foundation of Truck Mills' music lies in the blues, specifically the country blues, but he's not afraid to rework and rebuild the classics of the genre. His guitar work and vocals are infused both with a deep knowledge and a deep love of American roots music, but he roves far and wide from this grounding. One fan wrote, "It's like Afro-Latin barrelhouse blues being played by Irish immigrants in a Turkish restaurant on Bourbon Street." Arrive early to get…
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