2025-2026 SEASON

 

 

 Waddington Brothers

Tuesday November 11, 2025
7:30 PM | MD Theatre

The Waddington Brothers, a band of four brothers from rural North Dakota, perform what they live: music that is real to them, that takes listeners on a journey through the heart of the American West. Seth, Ethan, Jacob and Job skillfully blend cowboy and bluegrass music, creating a style that is timelessly classic and yet refreshingly new and unique. Their rich, stirring harmonies and instrumental versatility bring familiar favorites like “Old Home Town,” “Less Traveled Road,” and “Red River Valley” to life in way that is entertaining and engaging for audiences of all ages!

 

 

 Next Generation Leahy

Tuesday March 10, 2026
7:30 PM | MD Theatre

As with all forces of nature, the music and energy created by The Next Generation Leahy simply cannot be contained; the drive to create music is powerful within each of the Leahy children. Belying their young ages, these siblings are all accomplished multi-instrumentalists whose live performances are filled with high-energy, mesmerizing music that goes hand-in-hand with the famous Leahy name. Featuring fiddle, cello, French accordion, vocals, piano, guitar, bass, and, of course, the iconic Leahy-style French-Canadian step-dancing, this group lights up every stage they perform on, and inspire future generations of performers to pursue their dreams!

 

 

 The Swon Brothers

Tuesday May 5, 2026
7:30 PM | MD Theatre

Known for their seamlessly smooth, tight-knit sibling harmonies, The Swon Brothers were thrilling audiences long before their appearance on national television. Since releasing their major label hit “Later On,” the brothers have garnered industry honors and nominations, with nods from the Country Music Association, the Academy of Country Music, and the CMT Music Awards. In addition to writing and producing their own music, the duo co-wrote and perform on the title track of Blake Shelton’s album Body Language. Their concerts feature covers of songs made famous by the stars that inspired them, including hits like “Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” “Somewhere in San Diego,” and “Southern Draw,” as well as a few of their own originals.