Joselyn & Don bring their soulful folk to Great Falls, Library Park series!
Each week, from 6 to 8 pm in Library Park (Behind the Great Falls Public Library) we will have a FREE concert. Bring a chair or blanket! In the event of bad weather, the show will be moved indoors to the Cordingley Room and announced online beforehand. Food trucks will arrive each evening around 5:30 pm.

Joselyn & Don's debut in Seattle at The Royal Room! Please purchase advance tickets and enjoy the duo in this one night only full concert event. Montana-raised, Los Angeles-based duo Joselyn & Don blend Laurel Canyon folk, soul, and classic Americana with a cinematic edge. Their third album "Lost & Found Highway" has earned international radio play and critical praise for Joselyn’s "singular voice” and Don’s “skilled fingerpicking,” as well as their bold lyrics, socially engaged themes, and harmonic sensibility.
They will be joined by Seattle area favorites Alicia Healey and Wes Weddell. performing their torch, twang, story, & style - original songs with deep NW roots.

Portland welcomes Joselyn & Don for their debut at the legendary Artichoke Community Music, with special guest Eliza Jane!

Montana-raised, Los Angeles-based duo Joselyn & Don blend Laurel Canyon folk, soul, and classic Americana for a cinematic road trip through life's changes and second chances. Their third album "Lost & Found Highway" has earned international radio play and critical praise for Joselyn’s "singular voice” and Don’s “skilled fingerpicking,” as well as their bold lyrics, socially engaged themes, and harmonic sensibility. Songs such as “Choose Love” and “Workin’ the Hi-Line” have been featured on NPR syndicated radio shows, and charted on Americana and Folk Radio. They've shared billing with artists such as Kyshona, Chris Pierce, Jess Williamson and Abby Posner, and toured across the Western US with their warm and engaging show.

Special Guest: Eliza Jane
Eliza Jane is a traveling folk storyteller whose protest songs grow from decades spent listening to voices across America. After logging more than 300,000 miles on the road in a converted ambulance, gathering stories, dialects, and lived experiences from everyday people, she shaped those journeys into her award-winning show Freedom of Speech.

Known to many as a voice actor on South Park and other major animation projects, Eliza returns to her folk roots with music from her album Gypsy Grass, blending Americana, world influences, and modern protest tradition. This grassroots gathering invites listeners to come together, sing, listen deeply, and remember that every voice — including yours — belongs in the circle.