Tune into the Camp
Street Cafe & Store Music hour.
Every Saturday morning at 8:30 on KIVY 92.7 FM
All shows start at 7:00 PM unless otherwise mentioned
| New reservation policy at Camp Street Cafe. Reservations will guarantee the reservation holder a seat, but not a specific seat. Seating will be general admission, first come first serve, with doors opening at 6:00pm |
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Friday, October 23
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Ben Gage & Zach Aaron |
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Saturday, November 21 |
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$22.00
Scott Sean White is a touring singer-songwriter who has had several songs recorded by country superstar Cody Johnson - two on Cody's album "Human" - including "God Bless the Boy" and "Made a Home," and one called "Over Missing You" on the deluxe version of "Leather." He has also had several songs recorded by Bryan Martin as well, including "Years in the Making," "Poets and Old Souls," "Easier Bein' Me," and "Wishbone," in addition to his own 2 albums and a third which came out June 12, including the singles "She'd Be the Bible," "Little Bit of Luck," and "Piano For Sale."
Scott puts almost 60,000 miles a year on his car, playing 120-150 shows a year, all over the country - at house concerts, listening rooms, and even some churches. He is a storyteller, both in his songs, and the moments in between songs, laying out his life experience - his faith and struggles - and intertwining it all with his craft. His live show is starkly honest, transparent, and eye-opening - full of belly laughs, and probably a few tears, too...
He makes his home these days in Poetry, Texas, a perfectly named little town for a songwriter's songwriter. His first album, "Call It Even," came out in April 2021, and Jack Ingram said, "Some songwriters spend precious time struggling to find their truth and make it rhyme. Others just pick up their guitar and tell it. Scott Sean White is one of the others." His second album - "Even Better On the Bad Days," debuted at #1 on the iTunes Singer-songwriter chart in January 2024.
Ben Gage is a songwriter from Akron, OH, blending folk guitar and blues harmonica into a distinctive Americana sound. Since 2021, he’s toured across the US, Canada, and Europe, trading a corporate career for a life built on music, travel, and a whole lot more fresh air. His writing draws heavily from the places he explores and the people he meets, weaving road-earned stories with a deep love for the outdoors.
On stage, Ben invites audiences to settle in as neighbors, listen together, and maybe remember not to take life quite so seriously.
He has released three full-length albums since 2021, with songs reaching the top of folk charts, earning international recognition, and finding listeners around the world.
$22.00
Hailing from the backroads of central Pennsylvania, Jason McIntyre’s roots run deep, but his music has taken him far and wide. From the mountains of Colorado to his current home in Austin, Texas,
his songs carry the echoes of the places he’s been and the people he’s met along the way.
With four albums under his belt, McIntyre’s musical journey has been marked by collaboration and exploration. His debut album with The Rustlanders opened doors to touring opportunities with the likes of Ryan Bingham, Grace Potter, and Justin Townes Earle. Following the band’s disbandment, McIntyre embarked on a new chapter with longtime collaborator Junior Tutwiler, releasing the album “Miles” in 2014.
The creative partnership between McIntyre and Tutwiler gave birth to the project LEMONT, resulting in the collaborative albums “Bloomsday” (2017) and “Songs of Our Friends” (2020). Their music, enriched by contributions from friends across the country, showcases McIntyre’s ability to connect with fellow musicians and craft compelling narratives through song.
Currently based in Austin, McIntyre continues to write and perform alongside his friend and collaborator Michael O’Connor. Their creative synergy has produced a wealth of original compositions, with the duo embarking on a yearly pilgrimage that brings them back to their former home in Denver, Colorado.
In addition to his pursuits in songwriting and performance, McIntyre is deeply involved in music education and therapy. He teaches various instruments and songwriting at Swallow Hill Music in Denver, Colorado, and works with Challenge America on a music therapy program aimed at addressing and treating PTSD in military veterans. Through his music and his outreach efforts, McIntyre seeks to create connections and inspire healing in the lives of others.
Jason McIntyre is a singer-songwriter whose musical journey is as diverse and rich as the landscapes he traverses. Inspired by the timeless sounds of the great rock and roll bands of the 60s and 70s, the famed Texas Troubadours, and the legendary blues artists, McIntyre’s music resonates with a deep understanding of human complexities.
Michael O'Connor, a native Texan residing in Washington State, is a well respected guitarist and singer-songwriter celebrated for his soulful voice and gritty storytelling. Inducted with a star into the South Texas Walk of Fame and honored in the Corpus Christi Songwriter Hall of Fame, O'Connor's contributions to the music scene are widely recognized and revered.
A lifetime of hard-won experience on- and off-stage has allowed Michael a rare insight into the world of the rough, the faithless, the romantic, and the unlucky, all of whom find refuge in his songs. As a guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, O'Connor's virtuosity shines through in his performances and recordings. His versatility allows him to explore a wide range of musical styles, from blues and folk to rock and country, showcasing his skill and artistry.
His career has seen him perform at iconic venues and festivals all over the United States and Europe all while touring with some of the most respected artists in Texas music. A seasoned performer, O'Connor has graced stages large and small, captivating audiences with his intimate performances, quick wit and understated charm. O’Connor’s contributions to the music scene extend beyond his solo work, as he collaborates with fellow artists and shares his talents through his work with Veterans and in the community.
With over fifty album credits to his name and a discography that reflects his evolution as an artist, Michael O'Connor continues to push the boundaries of his craft, exploring new sounds and styles while staying true to his roots.
From honky-tonks to concert halls, Michael O'Connor's music continues to resonate with audiences of all ages, proving that the spirit of Texas music and songwriting is alive and well in the hands of this gifted troubadour.