Saturday, August 1, 2026 at 7:15 PM to 11:15 PM
The Mint, Los Angeles
**Joe Wilkinson** is an Americana roots artist whose debut solo album Fences (June 2025) earned outstanding reviews, hailed as a “soul-stirring Americana masterpiece.” He first gained wider recognition touring Europe with Neal Casal before bringing together legendary musician's Leland Sklar, John Ginty, Fredo Ortiz, and Buck Reid for the record. Blending rich storytelling with roots-driven musicianship, Wilkinson is quickly establishing himself as a distinctive voice in today’s Americana landscape. https://www.joewilkinsonmusic.net/ **Nicole** is a half Filipina, half Brazilian and Irish-American singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Raised in Houston, but originally born in Saudi Arabia, her unique sound draws inspiration from a variety of artists, including Stevie Nicks, The Sundays, and Mazzy Star. https://nicoleaimi.komi.io **Nick James** is a singer-songwriter known for honest, emotionally grounded songs that explore love, loss, anxiety, and resilience. His music is deeply personal yet widely relatable, drawing from real experiences and universal moments of doubt, regret, and hope. With a focus on vulnerability and storytelling, Nick writes songs that sit with life’s hardest questions and quiet victories, offering listeners connection, reflection, and a sense of shared humanity https://www.instagram.com/_nickjamesmusic_/ **August Gladstone** is a Folksinger, Poet, Troubadour and Showman who plays across California and New York. Influenced by the folk revival of the 60’s and 70’s, his songs are musical poetry that entwine surrealism, intimacy, humor and political activism. As a lyricist, he’s written for members of Supertramp, Crowded House and Ringo’s All-Starr Band. August was a 2025 Woodstock-Byrdcliffe Guild Artist in Residence whose debut EP, COMMODORE, released in July 2025. His debut full-length studio album, THE GOLDEN WEST, released in May 2026 to critical acclaim, with an official companion book of poetry and lyrics forthcoming from Finishing Line Press. www.AugustGladstone.com