Rick Mixter is an acoustic guitarist, songwriter and bandleader and will be playing a selection of his original fingerstyle instrumentals and songs of social commentary and metaphysical reflection.

Singer-songwriter Kevin Patrick McGee combines fingerstyle playing on 6- and 12-string acoustic guitars with poetic, thoughtful, evocative lyrics in genres ranging from rock to folk to alt-country and bluegrass. A San Francisco Bay Area native who has lived and traveled extensively in Europe and Japan, Kevin distills people, places, and things (real or imagined) into serious and humorous songs of love, loss, and hope. Kevin is a founding member of local Coastside band Ocean Shore Railroad. Kevin also composes modern classical and electronic music and has performed as a tenor in San Francisco-based eclectic choral group Resound Ensemble

Gene Gibson is a long time Coastsider who’s played with a good number of folks around here. He brings a wide range of influences to the table: a little country, a little soul, a little folk, a little rock n’ roll. He just plays what he likes and that seems to work.  Raised on Ray Charles, Bob Dylan, Beatles and Bo Diddley, Gene plays for fun and butterflies.

Enjoy a glass of wine while listening to Coastside musicians Steve Nail & Chris Rogers. They provide a fine blend of acoustic folk originals and familiar classics, with poignant storytelling featuring close harmony and wide-open landscapes.

Relax and wind down after a busy week; enjoy a glass of wine while listening to all original music spanning from Americana/roots music to power pop ballads by Michael Vincent & U No Who

Rooted in tradition yet fresh and new, Savage Bond is an “AmeriCali” band featuring fun and soulful original Americana songs with Old-Time, Bluegrass, Folk, and a little Country in the mix.

Pianist and longtime coastsider Alan Lee performs as a soloist, in small jazz combos, and with local groups The Half Moon Band, and Mojazz.  Lately he’s been entertaining audiences with intimate vocal/piano duo performances – at Barterra he’s pleased to present vocalist Tina Schuller singing jazz tunes from the Great American Songbook.

Finding musical inspiration from Bach to Bacharach to Billy Joel, Carol Siegal enjoys bringing Music to Make Your Heart Sing with her flowing solo piano stylings. When not grooving the keyboards in rock cover bands, her mainstay is journeying with her audiences through jazzy Great American Songbook Standards.