Dakota Country | 7PM-11PM | No Cover

Dakota Country is one of the best local true country bands in South Dakota. Come out for a night of your favorite country music and take advantage of our full dance floor! The guys will play all your country favorites on our Indoor Patrón Stage from 7PM to 11PM.

Happy Hour 4PM-6PM | Free Parking | Camping & Cozy Cabins Available

Common Law | 7PM | No Cover

Come ROCK with one of our local favorites Common Law!

SUNDAY FUNDAY w/ The Wilt Brothers Band | 2PM-6PM | No Cover
Enjoy your favorite classic country tunes from 2PM to 6PM on our Indoor Patrón Stage.
Doors open at 11AM. All ages are welcome. Join us for great food, drinks, & good company. Dancing is encouraged!

Country Swing Dance Lessons | 6PM-7PM
Live Band 7PM-11PM

February 28th: Calvin And The Coal Cars | 7PM-11PM
March 14th: KC Cameron | 7PM-11PM

$10 Per Person or $15 Per Couple CASH at the door.
Stay after for a great night of live music from 7PM-11PM.

Lessons are taught by our friends from Black Hills Country Swing Dancing; follow them on Instagram @SoDakSwing.

2 NIGHTS | 2 FREE CONCERTS

Let’s try this again…” What do you get when you throw together a pedal steel player from the Seattle alternative scene, a Pink Floyd enthusiast guitar player from Wisconsin, a Warp Tour punk bassist from North Dakota, a meticulous funk drummer out of Baton Rouge, and a singer-songwriter from the cornfields of Iowa? Well, most wouldn’t jump to “a high energy alt-country/Americana band”, but that’s exactly what Calvin and the Coal Cars are. Calvin and the Coal Cars came together in the spring of 2018 with Brian Wetzstein (pedal steel guitar), Dan Upton (lead guitar), Matt Windmueller (bass), Robert James (drums), and Lee Calvin (vocals and acoustic guitar).� In their short time together, the guys have had the honor of sharing the stage with national touring acts such as Asleep at the Wheel, Mark Chesnutt, Tracy Byrd, Whitey Morgan and the 78’s, and Sawyer Brown, as well as headlining their own shows at some of the region’s most sought out venues and events.� In 2019 they were honored at the Magic City Music Awards by winning “Country Act of the Year” and “New Band of the Year”, along with second in “Original Song of the Year” for their song “Gypsy Girl”. Matt was also honored with a second place finish for “Bass Player of the Year”. Calvin and the Coal Cars are getting ready to record their first EP at Jereco Studios in Bozeman, MT.

Listen here: https://www.calvinandthecoalcars.com

2 NIGHTS | 2 FREE CONCERTS

Let’s try this again…” What do you get when you throw together a pedal steel player from the Seattle alternative scene, a Pink Floyd enthusiast guitar player from Wisconsin, a Warp Tour punk bassist from North Dakota, a meticulous funk drummer out of Baton Rouge, and a singer-songwriter from the cornfields of Iowa? Well, most wouldn’t jump to “a high energy alt-country/Americana band”, but that’s exactly what Calvin and the Coal Cars are. Calvin and the Coal Cars came together in the spring of 2018 with Brian Wetzstein (pedal steel guitar), Dan Upton (lead guitar), Matt Windmueller (bass), Robert James (drums), and Lee Calvin (vocals and acoustic guitar).� In their short time together, the guys have had the honor of sharing the stage with national touring acts such as Asleep at the Wheel, Mark Chesnutt, Tracy Byrd, Whitey Morgan and the 78’s, and Sawyer Brown, as well as headlining their own shows at some of the region’s most sought out venues and events.� In 2019 they were honored at the Magic City Music Awards by winning “Country Act of the Year” and “New Band of the Year”, along with second in “Original Song of the Year” for their song “Gypsy Girl”. Matt was also honored with a second place finish for “Bass Player of the Year”. Calvin and the Coal Cars are getting ready to record their first EP at Jereco Studios in Bozeman, MT.

Listen here: https://www.calvinandthecoalcars.com

SUNDAY FUNDAY w/ The Wilt Brothers Band | 2PM-6PM | No Cover
Enjoy your favorite classic country tunes from 2PM to 6PM on our Indoor Patrón Stage.
Doors open at 11AM. All ages are welcome. Join us for great food, drinks, & good company. Dancing is encouraged!

Dakota Country | 7PM-11PM | No Cover

Dakota Country is one of the best local true country bands in South Dakota. Come out for a night of your favorite country music and take advantage of our full dance floor! The guys will play all your country favorites on our Indoor Patrón Stage from 7PM to 11PM.

Happy Hour 4PM-6PM | Free Parking | Camping & Cozy Cabins Available

Come relax and paint with local artist Alexandra Hansen . We will have food and drink specials for participants.

To reserve your spot direct message, Alexandra Hansen. https://www.facebook.com/alexandrahansenart

It will be a wonderful afternoon!

Common Law | 7PM | No Cover

Come ROCK with one of our local favorites Common Law!

SUNDAY FUNDAY w/ The Wilt Brothers Band | 2PM-6PM | No Cover
Enjoy your favorite classic country tunes from 2PM to 6PM on our Indoor Patrón Stage.
Doors open at 11AM. All ages are welcome. Join us for great food, drinks, & good company. Dancing is encouraged!

Country Swing Dance Lessons | 6PM-7PM
Live Band 7PM-11PM

March 14th: KC Cameron | 7PM-11PM

$10 Per Person or $15 Per Couple CASH at the door.
Stay after for a great night of live music from 7PM-11PM.

Lessons are taught by our friends from Black Hills Country Swing Dancing; follow them on Instagram @SoDakSwing.

FREE CONCERTS | March 14th & 15th | 7PM-11PM

Emerging country singer/songwriter and military veteran KC Cameron released his sophomore album “Average” in 2023. That EP is now followed by the current single “Hopalong” released May 2024. Steeped in elements of neo-traditional country and heartland rock, the Minnesota-based musician uses his own unique approach to meld timeless arrangements with sharp, poignant musical storytelling inspired by self-growth and the sights, sounds and characters he's encountered while playing music all over the country for the past fifteen years.
Recorded at Yellow DOG studios in Wimberley, TX, the EP was produced by David Percefull and features four original songs all written by Cameron. Other players on the EP include Geoff Queen (Steel Guitar); Casey Johns (Bass); Wes Barlow (fiddle); Colton King (Guitar); Percefull (Piano/Organ, Guitar) and Julie Meridian (Harmony Vocals).
"Average" is an ode to taking a glance back at life from your mid-30's," explains Cameron. "As a kid that wanted to try everything; ever sports, cowboy sh*t on horseback, racing anything with a motor... You eventually look back grateful for all the cool experiences and education but also knowing you were just 'so-so' at a lot of things. Right up until you find the thing you really love.
"For me this started to happen when I found music. Music and writing songs just clicked and I knew that's what I wanted to do. There are a lot of comparisons that can be made for finding that special occupation and finding that special someone. Maybe you date a bit, maybe you thought you found the one and it didn't work out. Maybe more than once. So "Average" is a story of how it's ok to be 'about average at most things' but if you find that thing that really makes you happy, give it all you've got.
The EP kicks off with the richly constructed, honky-tonk tinged title track and first single followed by "Long Way", a timeless ballad that finds Cameron reflecting on the downfall of a relationship. Backed by swooning pedal steel and steady harmonies. "Lincoln" is permeated with Western swing and outlaw country leanings and the fiddle-heavy "Man From Tennessee" rounds out the four-song collection on a nostalgic note.

While hailing from Detroit, MI (the stomping ground of Bob Segar, Ted Nugent and the Temptations), Cameron grew up country in his family's quarter horse business where the records spun had names like Reba, Garth, and George (Jones and Straight).
Nearly twenty years ago, during his tenure at Michigan State University, Cameron realized his musical capabilities and started playing drums with local bands around town. Eventually, he was writing his own songs, playing solo acoustic shows and fronting his own band.
In 2015, Cameron joined the Army through the Nebraska National Guard. Throughout his time in service, he has been commissioned as an Intelligence Officer and had multiple tours of active duty. Simultaneously, he's been able to hone his musical craft. On a recent tour, Cameron got to combine his careers by playing shows on base in Africa on his days off while COVID restricted USO and Armed Forces Entertainment tours abroad.
April of 2022 brought the reveal of Cameron's homespun debut EP, 'Don't Get Better' which is available for streaming and download everywhere music is found along with the music video for the title track that gives a bit of a window into who he is and where you can find him on and off the road.
Cameron plans touring extensively in the Midwest and South along with his wife and songwriting partner Kali Indiana.
Listen Here: https://kccameronmusic.com

FREE CONCERTS | March 14th & 15th | 7PM-11PM

Emerging country singer/songwriter and military veteran KC Cameron released his sophomore album “Average” in 2023. That EP is now followed by the current single “Hopalong” released May 2024. Steeped in elements of neo-traditional country and heartland rock, the Minnesota-based musician uses his own unique approach to meld timeless arrangements with sharp, poignant musical storytelling inspired by self-growth and the sights, sounds and characters he's encountered while playing music all over the country for the past fifteen years.
Recorded at Yellow DOG studios in Wimberley, TX, the EP was produced by David Percefull and features four original songs all written by Cameron. Other players on the EP include Geoff Queen (Steel Guitar); Casey Johns (Bass); Wes Barlow (fiddle); Colton King (Guitar); Percefull (Piano/Organ, Guitar) and Julie Meridian (Harmony Vocals).
"Average" is an ode to taking a glance back at life from your mid-30's," explains Cameron. "As a kid that wanted to try everything; ever sports, cowboy sh*t on horseback, racing anything with a motor... You eventually look back grateful for all the cool experiences and education but also knowing you were just 'so-so' at a lot of things. Right up until you find the thing you really love.
"For me this started to happen when I found music. Music and writing songs just clicked and I knew that's what I wanted to do. There are a lot of comparisons that can be made for finding that special occupation and finding that special someone. Maybe you date a bit, maybe you thought you found the one and it didn't work out. Maybe more than once. So "Average" is a story of how it's ok to be 'about average at most things' but if you find that thing that really makes you happy, give it all you've got.
The EP kicks off with the richly constructed, honky-tonk tinged title track and first single followed by "Long Way", a timeless ballad that finds Cameron reflecting on the downfall of a relationship. Backed by swooning pedal steel and steady harmonies. "Lincoln" is permeated with Western swing and outlaw country leanings and the fiddle-heavy "Man From Tennessee" rounds out the four-song collection on a nostalgic note.

While hailing from Detroit, MI (the stomping ground of Bob Segar, Ted Nugent and the Temptations), Cameron grew up country in his family's quarter horse business where the records spun had names like Reba, Garth, and George (Jones and Straight).
Nearly twenty years ago, during his tenure at Michigan State University, Cameron realized his musical capabilities and started playing drums with local bands around town. Eventually, he was writing his own songs, playing solo acoustic shows and fronting his own band.
In 2015, Cameron joined the Army through the Nebraska National Guard. Throughout his time in service, he has been commissioned as an Intelligence Officer and had multiple tours of active duty. Simultaneously, he's been able to hone his musical craft. On a recent tour, Cameron got to combine his careers by playing shows on base in Africa on his days off while COVID restricted USO and Armed Forces Entertainment tours abroad.
April of 2022 brought the reveal of Cameron's homespun debut EP, 'Don't Get Better' which is available for streaming and download everywhere music is found along with the music video for the title track that gives a bit of a window into who he is and where you can find him on and off the road.
Cameron plans touring extensively in the Midwest and South along with his wife and songwriting partner Kali Indiana.
Listen Here: https://kccameronmusic.com

SUNDAY FUNDAY w/ The Wilt Brothers Band | 2PM-6PM | No Cover
Enjoy your favorite classic country tunes from 2PM to 6PM on our Indoor Patrón Stage.
Doors open at 11AM. All ages are welcome. Join us for great food, drinks, & good company. Dancing is encouraged!

Dakota Country | 7PM-11PM | No Cover

Dakota Country is one of the best local true country bands in South Dakota. Come out for a night of your favorite country music and take advantage of our full dance floor! The guys will play all your country favorites on our Indoor Patrón Stage from 7PM to 11PM.

Happy Hour 4PM-6PM | Free Parking | Camping & Cozy Cabins Available

Stereo Trip | 7 PM | NO COVER

Come ROCK with one of our local favorites, STEREO TRIP! This band is known for its killer vocals and an all-star group of musicians. Don’t miss a night of great LIVE music on our Indoor Patrón Stage and the best vibe in the Black Hills!

Camping and accommodations are available—book online or by calling 605-499-9058.

SUNDAY FUNDAY w/ The Wilt Brothers Band | 2PM-6PM | No Cover
Enjoy your favorite classic country tunes from 2PM to 6PM on our Indoor Patrón Stage.
Doors open at 11AM. All ages are welcome. Join us for great food, drinks, & good company. Dancing is encouraged!

Join us for a night of great country music! No Cover!

Full of passion and a love for music, this is Tristen Schofield. He's been writing music for nearly eight years, with nearly 15 songs released to date. They range anywhere from slow country ballads (In My Dreams), driving swing dance tunes (Win Again, Good Company), to songs that border even a Southern Rock tonality (Tired). He has been working on the road tirelessly with his band and on his own to prove himself as an up-and-coming country artist, having opened for Kenny Feidler, The Lowdown Drifters, and even Pam Tillis. Known to bring the party, he has also closed events for Erik Dylan and several others. His songwriting ability has been recognized in the streaming world, having amassed over 100,000 streams worldwide and 1,500 monthly listeners on Spotify alone. After winning the Wild West Songwriters Festival (Deadwood, SD) in Oct. 2023, it became clear that he had made a place for himself in the region.

Originals AND Cover Shows? Yep, you heard that right! Tristen and his band have put in a lot of time to build a solid cover set before creating an original show, so yes, you can still find them playing in local bars, jamming to classic '70s rock and country with a mix of all their favorites on top. Pair that with the originals, and you will have a show that anyone can enjoy!

Listen Here: https://tristenschofield.com/music

Sons of Sinners | 7 PM- 11PM | No Cover

Don't miss the Sons of Sinners on the Indoor Patrón Stage at Kickstands! This will be a PARTY!

Happy Hour 4 PM- 6PM

Camping and cozy cabins available.

SUNDAY FUNDAY w/ The Wilt Brothers Band | 2PM-6PM | No Cover
Enjoy your favorite classic country tunes from 2PM to 6PM on our Indoor Patrón Stage.
Doors open at 11AM. All ages are welcome. Join us for great food, drinks, & good company. Dancing is encouraged!