Join us for an evening of live music (a mix of Country, Rock, & 70s) with Michelle Poe, Ken Taylor and Russ Freeman! Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 day of. Doors open at 6pm. Food truck(s) onsite, along with various beverages (craft and domestic beers, ciders, etc) inside the Harvester. No pets (or emotional support animals) allowed in the Harvester. More details to come. This event is 21 & up.

Michelle is a seasoned singer, songwriter, and musician who grew up honing her skills in the Poe family band, where she played bass with her Mom and Step-Dad from the age of 8. She moved to Nashville in 1991 to attend Middle Tennessee State University and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Administration. She paid her dues playing clubs and bars by night, which ultimately led to road gigs with high-profile artists including Steve Holy, Dierks Bentley and currently the iconic Hank Williams, Jr. She landed a solo deal with Dreamworks Records , releasing a 12-song album featuring the titular track, "Just One of The Boys," which reached the top 20 on the GAC weekly country video countdown. She also partnered with Trick Pony's Keith Burns in the acclaimed duo Burns and Poe, 2010's Independent Country Artist of the Year.

When not touring, Michelle lives in Nashville, TN with her two beloved yorkies.

Ken Taylor was born and raised in Northeast Mississippi and started playing guitar and singing at the tender age of 4. He moved to Nashville in 1995 and formed a band, and has toured with Steve Holy and Burns and Michelle Poe. His influence range from Southern Rock to Classic Country, especially 90s. He is currently writing songs, and performs weekly in Downtown Nashville.