Wolf Gap Vineyard and Winery
123 Stout Rd, Edinburg, VA
Venue Performances
Join us for an afternoon of live music with Adam Phelps, whose smooth vocals and acoustic guitar bring a heartfelt blend of classic country and bluegrass to life. Growing up on a farm in western Frederick County, Virginia, Adam’s music is deeply rooted in his family’s musical influence and his love for sharing authentic stories. His rich life experiences as a father, grandfather, and husband of 25 years shine through every note. Sip on your favorite Wolf Gap wine and savor the magic of Adam’s soulful performance in our beautiful vineyard setting!
Rebecca Porter embodies the soulful, lonesome sound of the Shenandoah Valley. After a decade of honing her craft as the frontwoman of local cover bands, she transformed pandemic loneliness into two EPs – “Prime Rainbow Conditions” and “Queen of the Local”, the latter of which was successfully crowdfunded in March 2023. With completely independent legwork, Porter’s music is making rounds nationally and internationally. Audiences react wonderfully to Porter’s fusion of honky tonk and singer-songwriter sounds performed solo or with her band, The Rhinestone Roses. Most recently, Porter was inducted into Rissi Palmer’s Color Me Country Class of 2024.
Troy Breslow is a Country Music Artist from Hampton Roads, Virginia. Breslow’s music depicts a young man forging a name for himself in Country Music while maintaining his Jewish Identity. In 2018, he was recognized Country Artist of The Year by the Veer Music Awards.
Bright Box Theater
15 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA
Brent Funkhouser began writing songs to quell his adolescent boredom, and quickly fell head-first into a life-long obsession. Growing up in a small town on the edge of Appalachia meant entertainment options were limited, and music provided a creative remedy. Not quite fitting the mold of country despite his Shenandoah drawl, Brent half-jokingly describes his music as y’alternative (or as a friend once said, “not redneck, but redneck adjacent”).
