INTRODUCING: Shut In and Sing: A Virtual Songwriters Festival ✨Details at the link here:

What if we get to be together even more in these times? Not in person. That is true. But in innovation, creation and connection?

Ours is a small and grassroots community. We take care of each other in the good times and in the challenging times.
The online concert world is about to explode with innovation...and with traffic. It already has. What was once a side bonus of some of our "off" days is now the only option available.

We would like to offer you an online festival that is about sharing our resources, sharing our fanbases, discovering new and amazing artists and staying connected to one another.

Shut In & Sing is a roster of some of your favorite artists...and some people you've never heard of. Here is your chance to discover new music, to feel connected to one another and to us. What do we get? The possibility of even 5 news fans. Geez, even ONE new person makes a difference in our world. Oh wait. ONE PERSON MAKES A DIFFERENCE?

And we've reached the point of everything!

So join us. This is your roster of badass, road-weary, hard-working musicians who've been reinventing the wheel every night for decades. Tune in and support us. There is connection to be made in this isolation.

Here's how it works:

You'll tune in to stageit.com/shutinandsing8-10pm EDT on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week and 12-3pm EDT on Sunday. The artists playing on the first 5 shows are listed there already. The second and third waves of shows are still being filled in and trust me, you don't want to miss any of it! You pay what you can and at the end of the whole thing, we SPLIT the money. Anything you tip to individual artists goes directly to them to keep or donate as they wish but the whole kitty goes to all of us. Is that fair? Is that socialist folk music? Why yes. Yes it is. Some of us have more than others. All of us know it's time to collaborate and not compete. We will all still play our own individual online shows. This isn't that. This is bigger than that.

We may be shut in, but we're still gonna sing.

From Emily Scott Robinson