wild residence // honey tree // lazarus

Project 37 is so excited to announce another show at Gnarly Bard Theater! We’ll be there on Saturday, January 25th, with music starting at 6PM. This is also a special show—Wild Residence is celebrating the release of their new album, “Fevers and Dreams!”

Doors open at 5:30, music runs 6PM-9PM. This show is $5 at the door, but EVERY dollar that comes into Project 37 goes directly into funding more shows just like this one. We are also in the process of buying our very own venue, and YOU can be a part of that! Donate at the door for a special “supporter” button to get you special benefits once we open our own venue.

Let’s meet the artists!

WILD RESIDENCE // indie folk

Wild Residence is a dyed in the wool, DIY popular music group from St. Cloud . The group blends sunny harmonies and homebrew earnestness with buzz-bin bubble grunge and singer-songwriter craftsmanship. Its members, all St. Cloud natives, include guitarist/vocalist Tyler Stoering, pianist/vocalist Angela Ringsmuth (Build Paradise, etc), bassist Jermey Fromm-Ringsmuth and percussionist Matthew Mangini Luczak (Blind Intersection), all of whom have gigged across central Minnesota.

HONEY TREE // indie

Honey Tree is an indie rock band based out of Minneapolis. Composed of Dolan Binder, Temmi Norman, Logan Studer, and Ethan Neid, these four friends have been making music together since 2020. Mixing funk and Midwest Emo stylings with rock tones and rhythms gives their music a varied sound that evolves show after show. The band released their new EP, “A Looking Lens for the Guilty,” on May 10th and continues working on music for their next record.

LAZARUS // singer-songwriter

LAZARUS is a songwriter from the twin cities that plays original music. LAZARUS specializes in songs that get stuck in your head, set to his signature ragtime sound! Certain to leave you thinking with catchy music and thought-provoking lyrical sarcasm.

Project 37 is a branch of the a non-profit Independent Music Collaborative of Central Minnesota (IMCCM) with a mission to provide spaces and opportunities for all ages to enjoy music in safe and sober environments. You can help us continue that goal by coming to shows, following us on social media, or telling people about what we do.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Central MN Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

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