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Natalie Fideler is the front-person of her self-titled power trio currently based in Minneapolis, MN. Her solo music career began in 2018 with the release of her debut album “Steak & Eggs” which features Natalie herself on all instruments and vocals. She now performs with a band consisting of herself as the songwriter on guitar, keyboards, and lead vocals, Hailey Jacobsen on bass, and Leigh Underwood on drums.

          Natalie’s indie nerd-rock combines her love for composition and songwriting into catchy tunes that will leave you dancing and ripping your heart out at the same time. Her vulnerable lyrics transform each song into a story that speaks the truth of raw human experience, whether it be tongue in cheek or right on the nose. Natalie will be releasing her sophomore record “Three Man Army” on May 13th, 2022.

          Wes Muilenburg of Ear Coffee described Natalie saying, “[She] typifies the best kind of modern songwriter: exceptionally self-aware, willing to inject humor into what could be a morose situation, and capable of coming up with hooks for days.”

           Some of Natalie’s most recent endeavors include receiving the LGBTQ+ Emerging Artist Award from the Music Forward Foundation to fund her upcoming record, selling-out her debut album release party, having her first record “Steak & Eggs” added to MNSpin, headlining the legendary 7th St Entry of First Avenue, performing in-studio TV and radio features with Prairie Public Broadcasting, KVSC, and KDSU, and getting regular airplay on radio stations such as 93X, The Current, and KFAI.

From his classical piano, choir, opera, and theory beginnings in suburban south Orange County to his massive solo and full-band indie rock performances following COVID quarantine and college, Adin Boyer is no stranger to living a life fully devoted to music—and discovering himself entirely through music. His sound pulls from anthemic arena alternative rock outfits like Coldplay, Keane, and The War on Drugs, the lush ambience of bands like Hammock and Slowdive, and piano-driven virtuosity evoking artists like Elton John and Tori Amos.

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