06/03/2026
✨SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT ✨.
We can’t wait to welcome Ian George & the Knee Pockets back to the hoop house on Saturday, September 5. They were part of our very first season at ændre, before many of you discovered our little corner of the Driftless. Joining them is one of our favorite singer/songwriters from the Santa Cruz Mountains, Joe Kaplow, along with his longtime musical partner, Bobcat. We think you’re in for a memorable evening!
Saturday, September 5
Social Hour: 7PM (sips + snacks provided)
Music: 8PM
Advance reservations encouraged due to limited seating. Ticket link in bio.
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Born and raised in the deciduous forests of Minnesota, Ian George’s musical expression reflects the ephemeral seasonal landscapes he was bred in. George has founded and led a handful of bands (including members of Billy Strings, Caleb Klauder Band and Patchy Sanders), touring extensively through the US, Canada, and Europe and gracing some of the western world’s most beloved festivals and venues. In the summer of 2019 Ian performed his debut solo set at the Cambridge Folk Festival in Cambridge, England. Ian’s debut solo album Kingdom of My Youth, recorded in Paris, France at famed Labo M Studios with French pop icon Matthieu Chedid, charted on the national NACC Folk charts for 7 consecutive weeks. His release Post-Corona* was shortlisted at WXPN’s 2021 Non-Comm Convention as a top 10 song of the year to consider.
The live performance is an extremely entertaining one. Ian George along with his band The Knee Pockets have one motive: ALLOW A GOOD TIME. Expect an engaging and dynamic string of gentle and not so gentle folk-rock adventures.
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California-based songwriter Joe Kaplow‘s music comes from life‘s moments - smelling 4 acres of freshly cut grass, watching the steam form a horse’s breath in the early morning, finally holding the neck of a guitar after holding bridals and worn wooden handles all day. Kaplow describes Music as his “currency for life”. We all have some things, or a few things that we do, we work at, we commit to, and that’s how we pay for our time here.