Horse Mountain - SOLD OUT!!!

Horse Mountain's music is a celebration of life, love, and unbreakable bonds. Their songs range from foot-stomping jigs to melancholy ballads, each crafted with authenticity and a profound respect for the musical traditions that have influenced them.

True to the ethos of the snow-covered Horse Mountain itself, the band is deeply embedded in their community. Their music not only entertains but also seeks to forge connections, inspire stewardship of the natural world, and celebrate the simple joys of communal music-making.

Doors at 7:30; Show at 8:00. Audience must be 21 and over. Enjoy drinks and other snacks at Dell'Arte's Concessions Booth.

The Band Members

• Alexia Neal (Vocals, Guitar) - With a voice as clear as mountain water and lyrics that can summon the sun itself, Lexi is the heart of the band. Her songwriting, steeped in the lore and love of the natural world, and the people she loves, weaves narratives that are both personal and universal. Her biggest influences are Gillian Welch and Watchhouse Band (Mandolin Orange) and you hear a taste of them in her music and melodies.
• Jake Burns (Lead Guitar/ B-Bender, Vocals) - Jake, with his guitar alone, can make the Northern Lights dance and the moon sing. His vibrant techniques and haunting harmonies add layers of depth and emotion to the band's sound, drawing on his musical influences from the Grateful Dead to the Byrds, Jake B Bends his way to benevolence and carries the whole audience with him.
• Cam Trujillo (Electric Bass, Vocals) - Cam is the foundation of Horse Mountain. He lays down the bass lines like ancient redwood roots—deep, steady, and unshakeable. His voice is a legendary beacon of Humboldt County Bluegrass, and he brings influences from old-time musicians of days past. His playful stage presence and knack for storytelling through music bring a joyful balance to the band's performances.
• John Callahan (Rhythm Guitar) - John's guitar work, rich and melodic, provides the flowing river upon which the rest of the band sails. His ability to blend rhythm and melody seamlessly into the fabric of the band's sound echoes the serene yet powerful beauty of their coastal haven. John was formerly the bass player in Diggin' Dirt and his keen ability to drive a song musically is evident in the boot stomping that he provokes.
• Ari Maiello (Banjo) - Ari's banjo playing is as intricate as the roots of the redwoods, offering a rhythmic complexity that both inspires and grounds Horse Mountain's music. Being a woodworker and a skilled builder, Ari brings his ability to create a new world to the stage.