Après with us in the Upper Lot Pub with our new Homegrown Music Series.

Come relax after a day on the slopes with friends and family (21 & older) and enjoy an afternoon of live local music, good food, and Sunday drink specials.  We are stoked to be  showcasing talented local musicians throughout the winter.

The first local musician we will showcase is Joe Sullivan.

Joe Sullivan’s songs are rooted in folk, Appalachian, country and blues. He takes pride in his original tunes and genuine performances. Joe has been playing in Idaho and Montana with his current local bluegrass band, Jughandle Parade, for the past two years. His solo sets are an intimate opportunity to hear material that might not fit the foot stomping rhythm and pace of the Jughandlers. Influences include John Prine, Langhorn Slim, Norah Jones, Gillian Welch, and the Woodbrothers.

Joes musical career started in upstate New York, where he grew up. Playing out consistently from the age of 14, he found fast paced folk/americana his style of choice. His college band, “Woodworks” produced two albums in the four years together. “Make It Your Self” followed by “Budros” featured original tunes written by Sullivan. The bands momentum came to a halt when Joe moved to Salmon Id. It wasn’t until ending up in McCall four years later that he would find his current project, Jughandle Parade. Joe is working on his first solo album comprised of select original tunes from over a decade of song writing.