Brown Bag Concert Series

Bring your lunch and enjoy live afternoon entertainment outdoors by your favorite local and traveling performers.  Performances will be held in Bank Court, across from 501 S Main Street.  

Special thanks to the sponsors who make this series possible:

• Whisler Chevrolet
• Community Fine Arts Center
• WyoRadio

• Church and Dwight
• Edward Jones - Financial Advisor Justin T. Spicer, AAMS
• RND Consulting
• Royal Flush Advertising
• Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport

Performances are every Tuesday, June 3 through August 26, Noon to 1:30 pm.

The 2025 lineup includes:

• June 3 - Angela Perry
• June 10 - Zephyr Grey
• June 17 - Richie Kaumo
• June 24 - Quinlan Valdez
• July 1 - Nick Andrew Staver
• July 8 - New Age Phonograph
• July 15 - Chris Welch
• July 22 - J. Carmichael
• July 29 -  Rigby Summer
• August 5 -  Ellie and Austin
• August 12 -  Dave Pedri & EIO Band
• Augsut 19 - Ben Gage
• August 26 - Nick Gomez

Artist Backgrounds:

• Angela Perry (June 3) - Hailing from a small town in Kansas, Angela Perry delivers songs filled with grit, honesty, and emotional depth. Her powerhouse vocals and energetic stage presence bring her real-life stories of love, loss, and resilience to life. With her breakout single "Sunflower Child" amassing over 250,000 views on YouTube and Facebook, Perry is quickly making waves in the independent music scene.
• Zephyr Grey (June 10) - The musical alter ego of Green River native Steve Davis, Zephyr Grey blends poetic lyricism with soulful melodies. Winner of the 2022 Wyoming Singer-Songwriter Competition, Davis draws from a life of extensive travel and early musical immersion to craft songs that are both introspective and evocative. His performances offer a captivating mix of vulnerability and artistry.
• Richie Kaumo (June 17) known as the Rocky Mountain Polka King, Rich is a beloved local accordionist whose lively performances celebrate the joy and tradition of polka music. A staple of the regional music scene, Richie brings unmatched energy and charisma to the stage, keeping crowds dancing and smiling with every note. His passion for the accordion and dedication to the genre make him a true Sweetwater County treasure.
• Quinlan Valdez (June 24) is a Wyoming-born country artist blending traditional roots with modern grit. With a voice that reflects the rugged spirit of the West and a stage presence honed from years of performing, Quinlan delivers heartfelt originals and fresh takes on country classics. His music speaks to small-town life, perseverance, and the stories that shape us—making him a standout on today’s independent country scene.
• Nick Andrew Staver (July 1) is a blues-influenced Americana artist whose music captures the soul of roots traditions with modern storytelling. With a gritty voice, honest lyrics, and masterful guitar work, Staver brings an intimate, soulful energy to the stage. Drawing inspiration from his Pennsylvania roots and life on the road, his songs explore themes of resilience, reflection, and connection.
• New Age Phonograph (July 8) delivers vintage jazz vibes with a modern twist. Known for their polished sound, tight harmonies, and high-energy performances, they blend swing, jazz standards, and pop favorites into an unforgettable musical experience. Whether reimagining classics or performing original tunes, New Age Phonograph brings timeless style and contemporary flair to every show.
• Chris Welch (July 15) is a singer-songwriter rooted in folk, blues, and red dirt traditions. His music captures the thrill of the open road, the pull of the unknown, and the lessons learned along the way. With lyrics that speak to wanderers and dreamers alike, his sound is honest, raw, and full of emotion—offering a soulful and authentic experience that resonates long after the final note
• J. Carmichael (July 22) writes ballads about love, God, and a world spinning out of control. Defiant by nature, his music reflects a refusal to be boxed in—from the way he writes to the instruments he plays. Raised on a mix of Nashville Now, ’90s punk, and indie rock, his songwriting is influenced by giants across genres. Equally at home at a fiddle festival or a punk rock show, Carmichael brings a raw, genre-blurring energy to every performance.
• Rigby Summer (July 29) is a folk/Americana artist whose warm, wistful sound draws comparisons to the likes of Brandi Carlile and Patty Griffin. Based in Oklahoma by way of Kansas, she blends heartfelt storytelling with lush melodies and wry humor. Her songs reflect on longing, identity, and the complicated beauty of human connection—crafted with honesty, grace, and a hint of rebellion.
• Ellie and Austin (August 5) - featuring Ellie Pacheco and Austin Tavegia — are a talented acoustic duo from Rock Springs, Wyoming, known for their rich harmonies and versatile sound. Blending country, folk, and pop influences, they deliver heartfelt performances that resonate with audiences of all ages. Whether sharing original songs or reimagining fan favorites, Ellie and Austin bring a warm, authentic energy to every stage.
• Dave Pedri & the EIO Band (August 12) - A Sweetwater County favorite, known for their lively performances and timeless melodies. Blending polka, classic country, and old-time favorites, the band keeps the rich tradition of accordion music alive with energy, heart, and a whole lot of fun. Their crowd-pleasing style makes them a beloved staple of local celebrations and community events.
• Ben Gage (August 19) is an Americana songwriter from Akron, Ohio, whose music blends folk, roots, and heartland rock with stories that feel both personal and universal. Known for his warm vocals, harmonica-driven melodies, and down-to-earth stage presence, Ben’s songs explore themes of love, loss, and the human experience. Whether performing solo or with a band, he brings an honest, handmade quality to every show.
• Nick Gomez (August 26) is a multi-instrumentalist from Green River, Wyoming, creating ethereal, ambient-folk soundscapes that are both calming and emotionally rich. Originally from Lubbock, Texas, Nick studied music under banjo legend Alan Munde after beginning his academic journey in architecture. His music is a culmination of a 20-year musical path, offering instrumental compositions inspired by family, inner reflection, and the natural world. Described as “a colorful, dream-inducing soundscape,” Nick’s performances invite listeners into a meditative and moving experience.