2026 Music at the Market
Astoria Sunday Market features musical artists each week performing on the food court stage. Bands are all from the Pacific Northwest and perform many different styles of music. Bios for each band, and descriptions of their music, can be found underneath the season schedule below. *
2026 Season
RJ Marx Quartet - May 10
The Rogues - May 17
Howard Buckbee - May 24
Richie + Chris - May 31
Greg Parke - June 7
Dead End Duo - June 14
The Derry Aires - June 21
Sedona Fire - June 28
Inland Seaway - July 5
Brownsmead Flats - July 12
Castletown - July 19
Old Growth - July 26
Crimson & Clover - August 2
Sedona Fire - August 9
RJ Marx Quartet - August 16
Double J & the Boys - August 23
Brownsmead Flats - August 30
The Karman Line - September 6
Youngs Bay Blues Band - September 13
Upper Left Coast Standard - September 20
Hillfolk Noir - September 27
The Karman Line - October 4
Holly & Chris - October 11

The Rogues


Crimson & Clover

Brownsmead Flats
Brownsmead Flats
Musician Bios – ASM 2026
RJ Marx Quartet - May 10
The R.J. Marx Quartet The R.J. Marx Quartet — featuring Clarence Robinson, Roxanne Hill, and Dusty Hill — draws on the styles of the New York City jazz scene. The group has performed at leading venues throughout the North Coast.
The Rogues - May 17
These 3 talented musicians bring deep musical roots and over 150 years of combined experience to the PNW. Transplants to our beautiful coast, guitarist Bryan Teal, is an Oregon troubadour who’s voice can make it rain, make you laugh, make you cry; Joe Lev, the group’s heart, is a Sacramento Hall of Fame bass player, a magical driver of the bus; and L B Aldred, musical drummer and transplant Englishman, whose been around since skiffle!
Howard Buckbee - May 24
Howard Buckbee is a solo acoustic multi genre performer that covers a number of different artists from Hank Williams to Bruce Cockburn and makes each selection his own. You might hear examples by Taj Mahal, Grateful Dead, or Moody Blues reflecting his influences from, but not limited to, the late 60's to the early 80's.
Richie + Chris - May 31
Richie + Chris are a folk rock duo that blends warm harmonies, rootsy guitar work, and a laid-back groove that feels both familiar and fresh. Drawing from classic folk rock, Americana, and timeless singer-songwriter influences, their sound is perfect for listeners who love melody, storytelling, and a little grit. Whether beloved classics or delivering heartfelt originals, the duo creates an inviting, toe-tapping atmosphere that fits equally well in community events and outdoor gatherings.
Greg Parke - June 7
Greg Parke gives the term "one man band" a whole new meaning. Using custom built acoustic and electric MIDI guitars, sound modules and loopers, he is able to create an amazingly full sound that seems more like a whole stage full of musicians rather than just one person, all done in real time, with no pre-recorded backing tracks. Combine that with his rich, captivating voice, a very spontaneous and entertaining sense of humor, and you are guaranteed a show that you won’t soon forget!
Dead End Duo - June 14
The Dead End duo has been making music together for over 25 years. Larry Moore and Ned Heavenrich play original and traditional folk music using guitars, mandolin, and harmonica. People may recognize them from having seen them perform as part of the Brownsmead Flats.
The Derry Aires - June 21
The Derry Aires play traditional Irish tunes, played on Violin, Viola, Guitar, Mandolin, Flute. Accordion and Bodhran among other instrumentalists and vocalists. Their musicians have more than 100 years of combined playing and bring influences from many musical traditions to life.
Sedona Fire - June 28
The Sedona Fire Band is a 5-piece ensemble from the North Coast that plays a fusion of world, folk, rock and blues music. They are an eclectic group of musicians who have recorded two CD’s of original music together. To experience more, check out their website, www.sedonafiremusic.com
Inland Seaway - July 5
Inland Seaway is a Seattle-based folk and Americana quartet featuring Ryan Manthey, Dan Sodomka, Erika Lundahl, and Andi Scher. The group blends acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo, and rich vocal harmonies into lively, playful arrangements that sit somewhere between folk, bluegrass, and Americana. Many consider Inland Seaway a kind of “supergroup,” as each member also leads their own musical projects across the Pacific Northwest.
Brownsmead Flats - July 12
The Brownsmead Flats play “Crabgrass” music- Bluegrass with a maritime flavor. John Fenton, Ned Heavenrich, Ray Raihala, Larry Moore, Dan Sutherland and Randy Weese perform on guitars, mandolins, fiddle, banjo, hammered dulcimer, and piano. Specializing in vocal harmonies, the group has been making music for over 40 years.
Castletown - July 19
Portland band "Castletown" performs a high energy show with a sound best described as "AmeriCeltic,' blending the heart and soul of traditional Irish reels with modern folk, blues, jazz and country influence.
Old Growth - July 26
Old Growth is a four piece band that plays a unique blend of classic rock and blues with an acoustic flair including some original music.Larry Normand,Dave Hutt,Jon Fasching and Hank Snell all sing and play guitar.Hank also plays the conga drum and harmonica.
Crimson & Clover - August 2
Crimson & Clover is a Celtic trio based out of Hillsboro, Oregon. We play energetic reels and
jigs to get our crowds clapping and dancing as well as ballads of drinking and lost love. Our
fans love our diverse array of instruments such as fiddle, hammer dulcimer, bodhran drum,
penny whistle and guitar.
Sedona Fire - August 9
The Sedona Fire Band is a 5-piece ensemble from the North Coast that plays a fusion of world, folk, rock and blues music. They are an eclectic group of musicians who have recorded two CD’s of original music together. To experience more, check out their website, www.sedonafiremusic.com
RJ Marx Quartet - August 16
The R.J. Marx Quartet The R.J. Marx Quartet — featuring Clarence Robinson, Roxanne Hill, and Dusty Hill — draws on the styles of the New York City jazz scene. The group has performed at leading venues throughout the North Coast.
Double J and The Boys - August 23
Lively, frisky, and fun, entering their 19th year together, this sort-of country band mixes old country songs with snappy fiddle tunes, funny originals, accordion oom-pahs, a bit of Broadway, and let's not forget the yodeling. From just across the Columbia, they're a great pick-me-up for a Sunday!
Brownsmead Flats - August 30
The Brownsmead Flats play “Crabgrass” music- Bluegrass with a maritime flavor. John Fenton, Ned Heavenrich, Ray Raihala, Larry Moore, Dan Sutherland and Randy Weese perform on guitars, mandolins, fiddle, banjo, hammered dulcimer, and piano. Specializing in vocal harmonies, the group has been making music for over 40 years.
The Karman Line - September 6
The Karman Line is made up of local North Coast musicians Kyle Manship, drums, Troy Dodge, bass, Segrid Coleman, Singer/Songwriter, acoustic & electric guitar, Dave Jones, lead electric guitar.
Youngs Bay Blues Band - September 13
The Young's Bay Blues Band is, at its core, John Orr, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter, and Dave Gofreed, vocalist, harmonica player and songwriter. This blues band plays swing blues, jazz blues, shuffles, Latin and rhumba blues and blues ballads. They are regulars at the McMenamins in Gearhart and the North Beach Tavern in Long Beach, Washington. The YBBB also are featured in the popular north coast trio, Red Beans a LaFey.
Upper Left Coast Standard - September 20
A group of Oregon Coast jazz musicians based out of Astoria, Oregon performing old standards, swing tunes, and new beats! Members include vocalist Aleesha Serrita Nedd, Guitarist and educator Dave Drury, bassist Clarence Robinson and drummer Scott Cuthbert.
Hillfolk Noir - September 27
Hailing from Boise, Idaho, the always young-at-heart Hillfolk Noir has been carving their own musical path for 20 years. Grab a cup of juice and ease on down to enjoy these newfound Hillfolk vibes. “If John Steinbeck owned a speakeasy,” said John Doe (X, the Knitters), “Hillfolk Noir would be the house band.”
The Karman Line - October 4
The Karman Line is made up of local North Coast musicians Kyle Manship, drums, Troy Dodge, bass, Segrid Coleman, Singer/Songwriter, acoustic & electric guitar, Dave Jones, lead electric guitar.
Holly & Chris - October 11
Holly and Chris are a duo out of Astoria. They share a love for all types of music. Their show is full of your favorite covers and originals in the custom forum they term "Beach Grass". Come, enjoy and sing.
