Welcome to Bellingham Exit -- now that the seatbelt sign has been turned off, please feel free to exit the ordinary, enter the extraordinary, and move about the cabin.&nbsp;<h2>Support from: Charlotte Cornfield </h2>Full Weekend Bellingham Exit Passes:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://bit.ly/Bham_exit2024"> https://bit.ly/Bham_exit2024</a> <h2>~More on Bonny Light Horseman~</h2>Bonny Light Horseman’s new album,&nbsp;Keep Me on Your Mind/See You Free, is an ode to the blessed mess of our humanity. Confident and generous, it is an unvarnished offering that puts every feeling and supposed flaw out in the open. The themes are stacked high and staked even higher: love and loss, hope and sorrow, community and family, change and time all permeate Bonny Light Horseman’s most vulnerable and bounteous offering to date. Yet for all of its humanistic touchpoints,&nbsp;Keep Me on Your Mind/See You Free&nbsp;was forged from a kind of unexplainable magic.Written over five months in 2023, this third album began when the band’s core trio–Anaïs Mitchell, Eric D. Johnson, and Josh Kaufman–convened in an Irish pub alongside beloved collaborators JT Bates (drums), Cameron Ralston (bass), and recording engineer Bella Blasko. Mitchell suggested the pub as their first recording location, based on her one conversation with owner Joe O’Leary. She had a feeling about the place, and was surprised by her bandmates’ enthusiasm for the idea. Stepping inside the pub’s aged confines, the trio felt an immediate connection to its palpable sense of community, and of family, forged over many decades. All tickets are final and non-refundable. Lineup and schedule subject to change. We have zero tolerance for violence, racism, transphobia, sexism or other discriminatory language or actions.