Music & Events

Stockholm is an artist community, so it’s natural that musicians are drawn to the area to perform. During nice weather, artists perform on our outdoor concert stage and our guests enjoy music from our patio. Intimate sessions are held indoors. We have an affinity for folk, indie, blues, roots and rock and roll, and we draw talented musicians from around the region. Aspiring entertainers are welcome for our monthly “Open Mic” night the 3rd Friday of each month during our regular season.

There is no cover charge for most of our events unless it is a special ticketed dinner. We want music to be accessible to all. If you want to help with the cost of live performances and music licensing you are welcome to contribute on Venmo @humble-moon-saloon, please note that your contribution is for music or performances and we thank you.

Joshua Kloyda
Jun
14

Joshua Kloyda

A Minnesota native, has spent 16 years traversing the country, sharing his soulful performances that illuminate the path of American blues. He is not merely a musician, but a storyteller and voyager, chronicling life's intricacies.

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Dirk Quinn Band
Jun
15

Dirk Quinn Band

The band’s infectious energy and musical interplay routinely attract listeners that are admittedly more accustomed to lyric-based music.  With great melodic sensibilities, rhythmic experimentation and an accessible modern edge, the Dirk Quinn Band is jazz/funk improvisation at its most engaging!

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Independence Day Celebration
Jul
4

Independence Day Celebration

Stockholm Village Parade at 1pm

those interested in entering in the parade contact char@huggabugga.com

Mary Cutrufello will sing the National Anthem at start of parade

singing from Humble Moon’s threshold towards the highway

Live Music on the Humble Moon Stage by The New Halvoline Supremes

The New Havoline Supremes are St. Paul’s newest country band, an exciting, original sound driven by the dueling lead guitars of Dan Lowinger and writer/vocalist Mary Cutrufello. The band’s name pays homage to The Havoline Supremes, Mary’s original country band from her days in Texas in the 1990s. In that spirit, Mary has revisited many of her songs from that era. Some are tried-and-true crowd-pleasers, but some are being heard–and played–in Minnesota for the very first time. The band also mixes in classic country from the 60s and 70s, a few guitar-fueled jam-outs, and their trademark in-song stories, playing it all with the swagger and virtuosity that only comes from decades of nights on the bandstand.

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Family Style Breakfast
Jul
6

Family Style Breakfast

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Jul
11

Music Dinner Theater with Marques Morel

Tickets on sale soon. Details to come.

Marques Morel is an American songwriter/story-teller, midwestern-twanger/folksinger, guitar-thumper/harmonica wailer, street-performer/wandering troubadour, steadfast woodcutter/migrant worker, a father, a son, and a friend to all.

“Taking his cue from the likes of Townes Van Zandt, Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, and any number of other tattered troubadours, (Marques Morel) sounds like a cross between Johnny Cash, Bob Seger, and the late John Stewart (solo, The Kingston Trio) reciting ragged tales of the American West and its once-former glories,” writes Lee Zimmerman of The Alternate Root.

Originally from the Illinois corn country, he has performed just about anywhere that anybody would listen: big city street corners around the world, county fairs, folk festivals, hole in the wall taverns/divebars/honky tonks, cabin porches, backyard barbeques, listening rooms, theatres large and small, and beside many campfires and woodstoves amongst the ghosts of his songwriter heroes.

Marques has had the honor of sharing stages with some of the great songsters of our time- Charlie Parr, Arlo McKinley, Joe Pug, Willy Tea Taylor, Riley Downing, Billy Don Burns, Pokey LaFarge, and Chicago Farmer to name a few of his favorites.

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Clouds So Swift
Jul
27

Clouds So Swift

We play a wide range of American music ranging from early Appalachian folk to jazz standards, including: bluegrass, country, 60's and 70's folk rock, ragtime and swing music.

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Family Style Breakfast
Jun
1

Family Style Breakfast

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May
30

RUSH RIVER DELTA

Rush River Delta is…

An Original Rock Band from the Driftless Region of Western Wisconsin led by singer-songwriter Ryan Zwanziger. 

The Song is the Boss.

Make it stand out

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May
24

The Tony Cuchetti Band

Minnesota-based singer/songwriter Tony Cuchetti is following his debut album, Hid It On The Sly (2020), and performance album, Live From Drum Farm Studio (2020), with 2023’s Freer Street, a collection of original songs punctuated by a couple of beloved cover tunes. Cuchetti returned to home turf at Drum Farm Studio in Menomonie, WI to record, joined by fellow Minnesotan Erik Koskinen, who produced and played both rhythm and lead guitar on the album, as well as co-writing many of the tracks.

Together, they gathered friends and seasoned musicians Blair Krivanek (lead/rhythm guitar), Nick Salisbury (bass), JT Bates (drums/percussion), and Gregg Inhofer (Hamond B3 organ) to complete the tracks in a collaborative environment. Wanting as raw and as spur of the moment a vibe as possible, the majority of the album was recorded live with everyone in one room and had minimal overdubs in post-production.  

The album’s title refers to a presence on the album, never too openly stated, but imbued into the music itself, that of Cuchetti’s late grandfather who lived on Freer Street in Detroit, where much of Cuchetti’s family hails from.

Cuchetti shares: “There isn’t much directly written about him on the album, but he was a huge influence on my life. About a year ago, I found this old black and white, sepia-toned picture of him that I’ve had forever and I thought it would be an outstanding album cover.”

The experiences of performing as a touring musician from a young age and playing Minor League baseball after college also shaped Tony Cuchetti’s life and contributed to the drive that fires him today.

Cuchetti explains: My parents are both still active musicians and music teachers. I am number 8 of 10 children. My parents decided to start a family act in the late 60s, and started playing malls, fairs, conventions, and even Vegas in the era of the Jackson 5 and The Osmonds. That’s pretty much how I grew up, on the road for ten or eleven months a year. It was a pretty tight-knit production, and we were self-contained as a family.”  

Storytelling is key to Cuchetti’s way of thinking, in the vein of singer/songwriters like Kris Kristofferson, Guy Clark, and Townes Van Zandt, who combine compelling details and situations with music that creates an intrinsic connection with fellow human beings. When the Minnesota State Arts Board awarded him an “Inspired Collusion-Fine Art Interpreted Thru Song, Advancing Artist Grant” in 2019, Cuchetti accepted 200 art submissions of various media from local artists, picked twelve, and proceeded to write songs inspired by those art submissions. The results were the pieces we find on his album, Hid It On The Sly.

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Forrest McCurren
May
23

Forrest McCurren

As a writer and storyteller, I pride myself on an engaging live performance, through stories and side notes, that allows folks into the world that my songs live in.

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Family Style Breakfast
May
4

Family Style Breakfast

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May
3

Torch Sisters

Torch Sisters mesmerize us every year with their dance and fire tricks. Join us for their performances in between music performances by Brothers Burn Mountain.

7:00 - Flow Dance

8:30 - Fire Dance

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Family Style Breakfast
Apr
27

Family Style Breakfast

Eat what you like,

pay what you can

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Joshua Kloyda
Apr
26

Joshua Kloyda

A Minnesota native, has spent 16 years traversing the country, sharing his soulful performances that illuminate the path of American blues. He is not merely a musician, but a storyteller and voyager, chronicling life's intricacies.

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Mar
16

Family Style Breakfast

NOTICE…WE HAVE RESCHEDULED MARCH’S BREAKFAST TO THE 16TH AND PUSHED IT BACK AN HOUR, THIS TIME SERVING 10AM-1PM.

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Feb
2

Family Style Breakfast

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Take The Stage

If you are interested in taking the Humble Moon Stage during our main season, please reach out. We are always looking for talented musicians.