Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a nostalgic trip back to the start of rock and roll, with a strict adherence to the 1950-1969 timeframe. A trip back to when songs were tossed back and forth by artists, and one night could find Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis all on the same stage. An experience of the birth of rock music, with over 50 songs from a time before music started its electronic shift. Their repertoire is ever-growing and assures you’ll be twisting all night long with their modern take that continues to be true to the original sound. Like the king himself said, *Rock and Roll music, if you like it, if you feel it, you can’t help but move to it*. Join us for a great day of live music at The Okoboji Store!

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a nostalgic trip back to the start of rock and roll, with a strict adherence to the 1950-1969 timeframe. A trip back to when songs were tossed back and forth by artists, and one night could find Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis all on the same stage. An experience of the birth of rock music, with over 50 songs from a time before music started its electronic shift. Their repertoire is ever-growing and assures you’ll be twisting all night long with their modern take that continues to be true to the original sound. Like the king himself said, *Rock and Roll music, if you like it, if you feel it, you can’t help but move to it*. Join us for a great day of live music at The Okoboji Store!

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a nostalgic trip back to the start of rock and roll, with a strict adherence to the 1950-1969 timeframe. A trip back to when songs were tossed back and forth by artists, and one night could find Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis all on the same stage. An experience of the birth of rock music, with over 50 songs from a time before music started its electronic shift. Their repertoire is ever-growing and assures you’ll be twisting all night long with their modern take that continues to be true to the original sound. Like the king himself said, *Rock and Roll music, if you like it, if you feel it, you can’t help but move to it*. Join us for a great day of live music at The Okoboji Store!

Iowa’s signature alt-rock-country band formed in 1993. The Nadas are fronted by Mike Butterworth (vocals, guitar) and Jason Walsmith (vocals, guitar) and backed by Neil Stoffregen (keys), Brandon Stone (percussion), and Brian Duffey (horns and bass). They have independently cultivated a career by relying on solid song writing, memorable lyrics, outstanding musicianship and a fiercely loyal fan base. The band released two records for the Nomad label in the late *90s before signing with Des Moines-based independent label Authentic Records for albums such as Coming Home, Transceiver, Listen Through the Static, Ghosts Inside These Halls, and Almanac. They recently released a greatest *hits* album, featuring 20 fan favorites and one new track last March, titled *ICYMI* (In Case You Missed It).

We are The Schmidt Brothers from Vinton Iowa. Growing up, music was always a huge part of our lives. Our father introduced us to our passion of performing when we were little kids. The three of us have been performing with many bands for the last 15 years all around Iowa. But now, we have decided that it is time to pursue our dream of creating our own band, The Schmidt Brothers. We are a true variety band covering many genres such as country, pop, and specializing in 80*s rock n* roll (Journey, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner etc.). Follow us as we bring you music videos of songs that you know and love. Come see us play live! Thank you for your support, Stephen, Sam, and Gabe Schmidt

We are The Schmidt Brothers from Vinton Iowa. Growing up, music was always a huge part of our lives. Our father introduced us to our passion of performing when we were little kids. The three of us have been performing with many bands for the last 15 years all around Iowa. But now, we have decided that it is time to pursue our dream of creating our own band, The Schmidt Brothers. We are a true variety band covering many genres such as country, pop, and specializing in 80*s rock n* roll (Journey, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner etc.). Follow us as we bring you music videos of songs that you know and love. Come see us play live! Thank you for your support, Stephen, Sam, and Gabe Schmidt

Join us where every night is ladies’ night and rock & roll reigns! Based in Minneapolis, Rebel Queens is a collective band of women featuring top-tier musicians performing music influenced by the gritty rebel spirit of Joan Jett and the electric energy of vintage rock ‘n’ roll. The band’s set list offers something familiar and something new with dynamic takes on classic tracks alongside original compositions that showcase the band’s unique style and talent. From the wailing guitars to the powerhouse vocals and fun-loving stage presence, Rebel Queens is proof that rock & roll is not only surviving, but thriving with the bands and fans that carry it forward.

Big Time Grain Company isn’t just a band—it’s the soundtrack to an unforgettable night of music and memories. At its heart, Big Time Grain Company’s rhythm section brings together the best of the country with an attitude of rock ‘n’ roll—blazing guitar riffs, groovy basslines, and rock-solid drumming—delivered by true professionals who know how to keep a crowd on their feet. This isn’t just another band—it’s a collective of seasoned artists with a passion for performance that you can feel in every note.

Grab your dancing boots and get ready! 🎸 Hannah Dasher is bringing her fun, high-energy country music to the Okoboji Store, and it’s gonna be a night to remember. Join us for an unforgettable evening of great tunes and good times. Best of all, it’s a free show! Don’t miss out—see you there!

Music Row predicted she’ll be the Next Big Thing, about the same time the guitar goddess became a Fender Next artist and a CMT Next Women of Country. But Whiskey Riff believes Hannah Dasher is still “one of Nashville’s best kept secrets, much like Chris Stapleton used to be.” They claim she’s one of the best live acts they’ve seen in a long time. A true entertainer, she’s amassed over 1.5M followers on TikTok and has become a viral sensation on other platforms.

Walk into her “Honkytonk Graceland” home and find that this artist is no character. She lives like she looks. Preserving the best of nostalgic Country music and building upon it with a fresh, new sound, Hannah Dasher feels like the big piece of the puzzle we’ve been missing for a while. She recently released her new album, “The Other Damn Half” and is gearing up for her second headlining tour.

Iowa’s signature alt-rock-country band formed in 1993. The Nadas are fronted by Mike Butterworth (vocals, guitar) and Jason Walsmith (vocals, guitar) and backed by Neil Stoffregen (keys), Brandon Stone (percussion), and Brian Duffey (horns and bass). They have independently cultivated a career by relying on solid song writing, memorable lyrics, outstanding musicianship and a fiercely loyal fan base. The band released two records for the Nomad label in the late *90s before signing with Des Moines-based independent label Authentic Records for albums such as Coming Home, Transceiver, Listen Through the Static, Ghosts Inside These Halls, and Almanac. They recently released a greatest *hits* album, featuring 20 fan favorites and one new track last March, titled *ICYMI* (In Case You Missed It).

Emma Butterworth grew up in the lap of rock and roll. At home, three generations of Butterworth living rooms have overflowed with music*from singing, to strumming, to turntables spinning out albums from Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Fleetwood Mac, and John Denver. On the road, Butterworth has spent her twenty-one years dancing and singing along from the front row with her dad*s long-time, hard-touring band. *Music has been a big part of my life forever, and professionally for the past year,* she says. Her family roots provided Butterworth*s liftoff into a natural progression of folk sounds. Tucking away in her bedroom on a floor usually tatted with lyrics, she dove deep into the stylings of Brandi Carlisle, the Lumineers, Lord Huron, Gregory Alan Isakov, First Aid Kit, and Head and the Heart. While Dad knocked out road miles in bars and festivals around the country, Emma often in tow, the young singer-songwriter developed a powerful voice and a seeking spirit, making sense of a bittersweet world with a notebook and her songwriting.

Emma Butterworth grew up in the lap of rock and roll. At home, three generations of Butterworth living rooms have overflowed with music*from singing, to strumming, to turntables spinning out albums from Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Fleetwood Mac, and John Denver. On the road, Butterworth has spent her twenty-one years dancing and singing along from the front row with her dad*s long-time, hard-touring band. *Music has been a big part of my life forever, and professionally for the past year,* she says. Her family roots provided Butterworth*s liftoff into a natural progression of folk sounds. Tucking away in her bedroom on a floor usually tatted with lyrics, she dove deep into the stylings of Brandi Carlisle, the Lumineers, Lord Huron, Gregory Alan Isakov, First Aid Kit, and Head and the Heart. While Dad knocked out road miles in bars and festivals around the country, Emma often in tow, the young singer-songwriter developed a powerful voice and a seeking spirit, making sense of a bittersweet world with a notebook and her songwriting.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a nostalgic trip back to the start of rock and roll, with a strict adherence to the 1950-1969 timeframe. A trip back to when songs were tossed back and forth by artists, and one night could find Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis all on the same stage. An experience of the birth of rock music, with over 50 songs from a time before music started its electronic shift. Their repertoire is ever-growing and assures you’ll be twisting all night long with their modern take that continues to be true to the original sound. Like the king himself said, *Rock and Roll music, if you like it, if you feel it, you can’t help but move to it*. Join us for a great day of live music at The Okoboji Store!

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a nostalgic trip back to the start of rock and roll, with a strict adherence to the 1950-1969 timeframe. A trip back to when songs were tossed back and forth by artists, and one night could find Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis all on the same stage. An experience of the birth of rock music, with over 50 songs from a time before music started its electronic shift. Their repertoire is ever-growing and assures you’ll be twisting all night long with their modern take that continues to be true to the original sound. Like the king himself said, *Rock and Roll music, if you like it, if you feel it, you can’t help but move to it*. Join us for a great day of live music at The Okoboji Store!