Georgia Rae
performs solo, alone on stage with a pedal board and some fancy footwork. She loops the tracks right in front of you and builds each song into flight with beautiful sounds, grooving bass lines, and mystic fiddle solos. Come looking to answer your curiosities and leave inspired and full of creativity.
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​Georgia Rae Family Band
​Kelly Jo and Georgia Rae are sisters and a song writing duo originally from Richmond, IL, a small town on the WI border. The inseparable sisters anchor the Georgia Rae Family Band which is made up of mom on guitar, Mykal Baas on Mandolin, and Joe Burie on the stand up bass. The band has always pushed the envelope of traditional music creating a mix of Americana, contemporary folk, roots, and a little jazziness, flavored with sister harmonies and youthful energy. Their original songs are cleaver, catchy and strung with meaning and life lessons of their experiences growing into young women and adulthood. 
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Lunar Lizard
When you take Georgia Rae who plays her loopy fiddle and sings out songs written in collaboration with jammin’ guitar player and vocalist Mykal Baas, then add in energetic drums from Max Melendrez, grooving bass from Eli Eastridge, and you have Lunar Lizard. The band plays a large mix of originals with a sprinkle of an iconic cover or two that will make you want to jam all night and leave you wanting more when the night comes to a close.​
    Georgia Rae has had a love for the violin since the age 5.  A lot of her enthusiasm as a child came from the joy it brought to her when she would play daily with her mom. The two of them would work together for the next 13 years to prepare for fiddle contests throughout the United States. She has won 7 state championships, and one national twin fiddle championship. At age 12 started performing with her family band to fund music lessons when her dad got laid off from his construction job. With performing came the opportunity to teach private lessons, helping her realize that teaching and performing were her passion. In High school, Georgia Rae studied online so that she could have more time to practice and find gigs. She unknowingly started paving a path towards independence and entrepreneurship, going all in and learning along the way. Georgia Rae is now a full time musician and teacher providing private lessons, workshops, and performing with 3 distinct musical projects.