Justin Trawick

Justin Trawick has been performing in the Washington DC area and along the East Coast since 2006, citing musical influences like Bob Schneider, Greensky Bluegrass, The Tallest Man on Earth, G. Love, Old Crow Medicine Show, and David Gray.

Described as somewhere between John Prine and Jason Mraz, Justin will be at the Kenmore Inn performing both originals tunes and a song or two you may know.

Big Daddy Shag

Two Guys with guitars who love music….it’s that simple.

Soft rock, hard rock, psychedelic, country, southern rock, pop, blues, grunge, etc. Covering a wide range of artists they will also take your requests and always welcome local talent to jump up on stage.

 

Cori Blanch

Join the Kenmore Inn in welcoming singer, song-writer Cori Blanch to the house! We are thrilled to have him here and share his unique style, which he refers to as “Play of Acoustic Soul.” Cori describes his music as “an r&b approach but with a truely original guitar aproach.” We can’t wait for him to share his music with us!

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Come in and have a bite before the show! Dinner Service begins at 5:30. Call and reserve a table today! You don’t want to miss it! Great food! Great music!

Harry Wilson

If you’re in the mood for “straight ahead jazz”, then you’re in the mood for the Harry Wilson! We’re so excited to have this fan favorite back to the Kenmore Inn!

You’ll definitely want to call ahead for upfront seating although reservations aren’t required. No cover! Give us a call at (540) 371-7622.

Dangerous Kitchen

Join us for great food and the high-wire juggling act that is live improvisational jazz! Yes, they are jazz standards, but how will they be played this time? What new stories will be told by the soloists? There’s only one way to find out…

Learn more about the band here. Music starts at 7:30 and while not required, reservations are recommended.

Brisk with Mark Euker and Eddie Dickerson

Come see Fredericksburg’s own 90s alternative rock band. Joined this show by Eddie Dickerson, this one’s sure to be a hit.

Come here the best rock from the 90’s and 2000’s unplugged style, with some great musicians!

Bobby Thompson

Right at home in the blues and rock world, he cut his teeth learning to play in the old blues clubs of D.C. from the likes of Bobby Parker. After honing his craft as a much sought after support man, Thompson decided to step out as a solo artist, releasing four albums since 2011. With his smooth, gripping vocal stylings and his perfect musical taste on anything with a string, Thompson is what’s referred to as a “musician’s musician”.

Trucker Troy and the Hitchhikers

Trucker Troy and The Hitchhikers are rolling by the Kenmore Inn to play some songs and reunite with old friends.

Imagine if you will, Waylon and Willie, Neil Young, Keith Richards, and Levon Helm sitting on a tour bus rolling numbers, passing Jack Daniels Old #7 around, and swapping songs on a beat up old guitar to while away the hours heading to the next show. Come on out and help us live up to that dream.

Jon Wiley

A local hit, Jon Wiley is no stranger to the Fredericksburg music scene. Playing a variety of styles including jazz, blues, R & B, country, and bluegrass, Jon is sure to bring a crowd.

Reservations are not required but are recommended for this show.

Jay Starling and the Little Stonymen

Returning to Fredericksburg for night of jams, Jay starling is no stranger to the Kenmore Inn. Joined by his team Stuart Whittford and Kent Ippolito, they are sure to bring a crowd.

Known around town for his Dobro playing, Jay starling has had the chance to tour with national acts like Keller Williams.

There is a $10 cover for this show and reservations are recommended.