Doors open at 7 - Music at 7:30 - $20 advance tickets - $25 at the door
This will be a fully seated listening room style show.
Rejoice! The all-star collaborative project in their long awaited Alluvion debut.
Recorded from their homes during the pandemic, Moss Manor came into existence out of the need to process the events of the past few years. Initially put forth as a space to throw ideas into and see what sticks, the project slowly evolved into a space that felt like a band. Moss Manor is: Seth Bernard + Michael Dause + Dan Rickabus
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About the artists:
SETH BERNARD
Music maker - Cultural warrior - Water protector
Founder of Earthwork Music, encouraging community healing through collective musicianship, and the Earthwork Harvest Gathering, a celebrated annual cultural that takes place on the family farm where he grew up.
Learn more on his webiste
MICHAEL DAUSE
Dause has been playing music since he was only four years old, utilizing kitchen pots and pans as his first drum kit. In high school, he became a self-taught guitarist and songwriter, all while garnering experience in theatre, jazz band, marching band, and choir. After gaining an interest in recording music, he attended a year of Belmont University’s audio engineering program before departing to tour an average of 250 shows per year over the course of eight years, performing primarily with The Accidentals.Learn more on his website
DAN RICKABUS
Dan Rickabus is a drummer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and educator living in Grand Rapids. A founding member of The Crane Wives and Public Access, Dan is a seasoned collaborator who is proud to dedicate his spirit to the Collective. In 2017, he released his debut solo record "Void / Journal" - an expansive sonic journey through percussive dream-folk crafted by a massive cast of Earthwork Musicians.
Learn more on Earthwork Music’s website