Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM
Gold—Diggers, Los Angeles
**Eddie Hunnicutt** is a Los Angeles singer performing dreamy, haunted country with a period edge. His live show moves in low light, with weeping steel, twangy guitar, close vocals, and heartbreak songs that hit harder than they should. Spare, romantic, and severe, it is country music with its colors muted, its edges blurred, and a noir crooner out of time at the center: strange, stylish, and just a little damaged. **Cole Maxwell** grew up in early rock and roll, roots music, and the close harmony world of the Everly Brothers, Dion, and Sam Cooke. A former drummer in the family band Mad Max and the Wild Ones, he toured from biker bars to Americana festivals before stepping forward with songs of his own. His debut singles, recorded with producer Nic Jodoin, carry the feel of old tape, sharp melodies, and rock and roll romance without turning into nostalgia. With a powerful 1950s growl and old-school rockabilly sound, **Bodhi Corbett** conjures the spirit of California roots music and The Blasters. Raised in a musical family, he began on harmonica and guitar early, later working with players including Benmont Tench, Jay Bellerose, Jonathan Flaugher, Brett Farkas, Phil Krohnengold, and Erica Canales. With his band The Igniters, Corbett has brought his high-octane American music to Viva Las Vegas, Hot Rod Rock and Rumble, and Rock This Town Rock and Roll Weekender in Switzerland.