<p>11/9/2024</p><p>6pm Doors, 7pm Show</p><p>$10 adv, $15 DOS cash only at door</p><p>All Ages on our covered Heated patio</p><p></p><h2>Cloudbreak Music Fest Show #1</h2><p></p><h2>Zan Fiskum-</h2><p>Zan Fiskum is an americana singer-songwriter raised in the small town of Maple Valley, WA where she spent most of her time either running barefoot in the forest or volunteering with her family at a local dinner theater,&nbsp; both of which inspired her to make the music she is today. Her angelic voice soars over her soulful and ethereal storytelling. Reminiscent of artists Laura Marling and Brandi Carlile, she blends the lines between adult contemporary and americana/folk as she writes about the intricacies of family dynamics, connection to the natural world, and love. She made her national debut on season 18 of NBC’s The Voice finishing as a top 9 finalist which spearheaded her two self-released records with over 3 million digital streams. Zan has gone on to tour nationally and share the stage with John Legend, Dave Mathews, Prateek Kudah, Landreth Bros, and many more.&nbsp;</p><h2>Nobody’s Peach (Album Release Show!)-</h2><p>Nobody’s Peach is a funky lil country-rock band from the Pacific Northwest. Led by songwriters Matney Cook (Mudflat Walkers) and Taylor Merlina (Moongrass, Local Ghost), their sound ranges from sweet, folky duets to swaggering, crunchy rock. This will be their release show for their new album "Golden Flowers"</p><h2>Her Mountain Majesty-</h2><p>Described as “mountain rock” by their fans, Her Mountain Majesty (HMM) is a beacon of hope building an energetic forcefield of joy and togetherness in the vibrant music scene of Seattle, WA. Fearlessly led by woman powerhouse Andi Lee Scher, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born and bred outside of Baltimore, Maryland, HMM weaves together a sonic landscape of southern rock, blues, folk, country, and soul with boot-stomping rhythms, rich female harmonies, and face-melting guitar solos. The name is in reverence to the land upon which we all share and owe deep gratitude and serves as an homage to the countless women creators often forgotten in history – including Katherine Lee Bates, the writer and social reformer who introduced the nation to the “purple mountains majesty.”</p>