The Cedar Presents
POOR JOHN CANDY, HARLOW, LILY BLUE, and CANARY ROOM
Thursday, November 6, 2025 / Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 7:30 PM
All Ages
Standing
$15 Advance, $18 Day of Show
*For Cedar Presented shows, a $4 facility fee is included in the ticket price (Ticket fee info here).
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A local, midwestern indie folk showcase! Come enjoy a pleasant evening of beautiful music and great atmosphere.
POOR JOHN CANDY
Not sticking to an exact style or genre, Poor John Candy is a blend of folk, indie rock, synth-pop, and really anything and everything that may come to mind. They released their 7-track album "Negative Space" in June that questions the qualities and behaviors of life within a folky, esoteric atmosphere.
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HARLOW
Described as a "misty-eyed, ethereal folk-rock sound somewhere between Phantogram and Iron & Wine," Harlow's been a steady presence on the Minneapolis music scene since forming in 2021.
Cows Come Home, Harlow's debut album, finds comfort in traditional Americana music while flipping it on its head exploring what traditional folk music sounds like in a modern era with the bleeps and bloops of shoegaze, and a country twang of the 90s. Singer and songwriter, Samuel Ketcham, is joined by Des Lawrence (vocals/bass), Jonah Hatten (pedal steel), Jonny Hall (guitar), and Jules Kneen (drums).
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Lily Blue
Lily Blue is a folk rock band. Their debut single 'August' is out now, with an EP coming this fall.
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CANARY ROOM
Canary Room is the project of Wisconsin born singer-songwriter Maddy Heide. Maddy has always been interested in how stories can be told through song, and was drawn folk music at young age. In her practice as a songwriter she draws inspiration from her family, childhood, and the natural world. As Maddy’s work as a music educator for children ages 2 through 14, is anchored by the belief that everyone is innately musical, and she hopes to inspire a joyful relationship with music for all of her students.
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