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Who Performed in 2024?

Many thanks to these soloists, bands, and ensembles for performing at Dunleath Porchfest in 2024!

Joining us from Raleigh to showcase her rock/blues covers and originals. 808 Cypress St., 4-4:45 pm

Jefferson Dalby on keyboard & Rebecca Cochran on flute, perform the music of J.S. Bach 818 Fifth Ave., 11-11:45 pm

Big Celtic Fun Duo from Chapel Hill performing traditional Irish and Irish-influenced instrumentals and songs. 116 Cypress St., 11:45 am-12:15 pm

Performing songwriter with guitar, ukulele, and vocals. 505 Park Ave., 11-11:45 am

Award-winning one-man act performing Americana with slide guitar, harmonica and vocals. 108 Cypress St., 1-1:45 pm

Their music is eclectic, featuring pop music through the ages. 102 Cypress St., 11-11:45 am

Various cover tunes of popular Americana and bluegrass music. 694 Chestnut St., 3-3:45 pm

Mix of bluegrass, Americana, folk, and country. 806 Cypress St., 12:30-1:15 pm

Hailing from Winston-Salem, a folk fusion act that's a blend of trippy and traditional. 711 Percy St., 1-1:45 pm

Sharing his newest original pop-rock / Americana. 507 Park Ave., 12-12:45 pm

Modern take on 60's rock- n-roll. 709 Chestnut St., #C, 3:15-3:45 pm

From Winston-Salem, Doug will perform his original Americana. 758 Chestnut St., 3-3:45 pm

Singer/songwriter with a country, blue-eyed soul sound. 617 Percy St., 12-12:45 pm

A wide variety of original songs ranging from silly to serious, played on acoustic guitar and accordion. 116 Cypress St., 12:30-1:15 pm

Acoustic favorites from the 70's and 80's, plus original music. 307 Leftwich St., 3-3:45 pm

Singer accompanied by acoustic guitar. 709 Fifth Ave., 11:30-11:45 am

Isabel Valls & Barry Gray Modern folk; two acoustic guitars and two vocals joining us from Durham. 667 Percy St., 1-1:45 pm

Flamenco dance -  the traditional dance of Spain. 712 Summit Ave., 4-4:30 pm

A rock fusion band that features a diverse blend of bedroom rock with guitars ranging from funky to spacey. 763 Chestnut St., 1-1:45 pm

Piano with vocal covers and originals. 112 Cypress St., 2-2:45 pm

Lighthearted bluegrass, old-time, and fiddle tunes. 671 Percy St., 2-2:45 pm

Noisy and percussive-forward, post-chillwave psychgaze from Chapel Hill. 752 Chestnut St., 2-2:45 pm

Old-time songs and tunes with fiddle, banjo, guitar, and harmonica. 606 Park Ave., 12-12:45 pm

Rock and folk with 3-part vocal harmonies. 681 Percy St., 11-11:45 am

Jangly melodic porch pop. 769 Chestnut St., 4-4:45 pm

Garage-Americana-Rock performance that is energetic and diverse, covering genres ranging from country to punk to straight rock-n-roll. 810 Cypress St., 2-2:45 pm

A Cappella 4-part harmony in the Barbershop style. 709 Chestnut St., #A, 1:15-1:45 pm

From Apex, Judson will share original music and selected covers that are soulful and sentimental musical storytelling at its best. 620 Park Ave., 1-1:45 pm

Known as the 'divebar troubadour', he performs Americana styles of blues, country, and swing. 515 Fifth Ave., 4-4:45 pm

Folksy, Americana singer-songwriter from High Point with story songs from the heart. 520 Park Ave., 1-1:45 pm

Singer/songwriter performing music has been likened to Jim Croce and James Taylor. 675 Percy St., 3-3:45 pm

Classic country from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. They put the "Grand" in Grand Ole Opry! 107 Cypress St., 12-12:45 pm

From Denton, Doug is an Elvis tribute artist who does shows and competitions. 720 Percy St., 11-11:45 am

Performing solo Pink Floyd piano 707 Fifth Ave., 2-2:45 pm

Old-time and Celtic tunes, and sometimes a modern take on an old traditional piece of music. 704 Chestnut St., 11-11:45 am

His acoustic folk/rock originals with a sound that is a sonic cocktail of Neil Young, Big Star, and Pete Townsend. 717 Percy St., 4-4:45 pm

Trans-Atlantic roots, rhythm, and musical roll from the roads they've traveled. Melodies and stories from the Mediterranean Basin, British and Irish Isles, Mississippi, and the Gulf of Mexico. They’re from Alamance, Guilford, and Orange counties.

The music of Django Reinhardt as heard in the 1930's Paris music scene. 411 E. Hendrix St., 3-3:45 pm

Latin and jazz standards with melodic highs of the flute and solid beat of the congas. 664 Chestnut St., 1-1:45 pm

Americana indie rock with poetic lyricism and intimate performances for all ages. 706 Fifth Ave., 3-3:45 pm

Acoustic-based father/daughter duo singing English folk songs and popular songs in the acoustic genre. 602 Park Ave., 11-11:45 am

Set on delivering performances that captivate and resonate, making him a fresh voice for fans of the singer/songwriter/troubadour genre. 755 Percy St., 3-3:45 pm

Bringing classic country songs to the soundstage. 517 Fifth Ave., 12-12:45 pm

One-man jam band with guitar, keyboards, and vocals. 691 Percy St., 1-1:45 pm

Ukuleles playing and singing Americana. 611 Fifth Ave., 11-11:45 am

Solo acoustic player and vocals. Mostly folk covers and some modern alt rock. High energy. 713 Chestnut St., 4-4:45 pm

Rebecca tries to tap into the universal human experience and provide a good belly laugh with her novelty songs with a comedic twist. 503 Park Ave., 2-2:45 pm

Charles writes and sings beautiful original songs and plays guitar, and Marta accompanies on electric violin. 719 Fifth Ave., 12-12:45 pm

Originals that are a mash-up of Americana, country, and rock. Pam joins us from Fuquay-Varina. 703 Percy St., 2-2:45 pm

Sheila performs high-energy R&B with very talented musicians from Greensboro and the surrounding Triad area -- skillfully performing covers as well as original tunes. 715 Summit Ave. (Sternberger Park), 5-6 pm

Low-key mix of vocal harmonies, acoustic and electric songs with a little something for everyone. 708 Chestnut St., 2-2:45 pm

Old-time songs, American folk, traditional music, and a few original tunes. 710 Fifth Ave., 1-1:45 pm

A jazz duo of 16 year-olds that plays classic and modern jazz as well as more popular songs. Joining us from Troy, their performances can be summed up as "ear candy". 748 Chestnut St., 11:15-11:45 am

Versatile musician who writes clever, thoughtful, and eclectic original songs. 116 Cypress St., 11-11:30 am

Scarlet joins us from Pinehurst to perform her alternative pop music with attitude and lively energy. 114 Cypress St., 3-3:45 pm

Acoustic happiness with a genre journey with positivity throughout it with a spoonful of originals throughout. 721 Fifth Ave, 4-4:45 pm

His original acoustic guitar driven songs feature introspective lyrics and catchy melodies through high-energy folk rock. 813 Fifth Ave., 2-2:45 pm

The singers of Unity in Greensboro will sing songs that are uplifting secular songs. 739 Park Ave., 3-3:45 pm

An acoustic guitarist/vocalist from Glendon will perform original folk and indie songs. 413 E. Hendrix St., 2-2:45 pm

Fronted by four women with choreography, the Whiskey Honeys are a 50's, 60's, and 70's dance band from Chapel Hill that will enthusiastically serve out retro dance tunes. 107 Cypress St., 3-3:45 pm

18 year-old country singer/songwriter whose style is described as country rock/country pop. 507 Heritage Pl., 11-11:45 am

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