Hannah Juanita & Mose Wilson ~ A special late night Honky Tonk Tuesday!

A Special Late Night Honky Tonk Tuesday

$5 entertainment fee will be added to your tab after 9:30pm

HANNAH JUANITA

Breaking into the top 40 Americana Radio Chart and top 3 on the Alt Country Chart, Grammy.com says Hannah Juanita is “one of five female artists creating the future of country music.”

“Women in country music rarely hit the road and when they do, they often aren’t the ones who get to tell the story. But Hannah Juanita wrote a whole album about leaving — and then did... Snappy and straightforward, with traditional country steel guitars, western swing and bluegrass’ sway, and a dash of conjunto, the album’s catchy sing-along lyrics sound like miles flying by on the road with one hand tapping a beat on the steering wheel.”

Self-proclaimed “ramblin’ gal”, Hannah Juanita has toured heavily around the country since 2021 headlining and supporting acts like Kaitlin Butts, Nick Shoulders, Emily Nenni, Summer Dean, Jesse Daniel & Kelsey Waldon. Her debut record ‘Hardliner’ established her reputation as a full-hearted, free-spirited, and irresistibly genuine honky- tonk angel. Hannah's second full length record, 'Tennessee Songbird' was released August 30, 2024, and she will be touring throughout 2025 across the United States and Europe.

MOSE WILSON

With heavy bluegrass and blues influence, a voice like Vince Gill, and writing like Billy Joe Shaver, Wilson is a cool drink of water for those thirsting for “real country music.” The country and blues singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee picked up his first instrument at the age of 2, was leading worship in church by the age of 5, and was touring with his blues band (members of which have gone on to join the Tedeschi-Trucks Band and Marcus King) by his early 20s.

“Grabbing from a wide array of country music influences and regional dialects, and splicing them all together seamlessly with some 70’s coolness, Tennessee native Mose Wilson has just dropped this infectious and entertaining self-titled debut album that will slide right into your preferred listening rotation and be stubborn in making its way out.”

— Saving Country Music

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