Open Mic Monday with Deadwood Revival

Open Mic Monday with Deadwood Revival

Monday, December 14, 2026 · 6:00 PM PST · Field Arts & Events Hall · Port Angeles, WA

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Monday, December 14th @ 6PM | Sunset Lounge General admission free, VIP tables for four $50 | CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS *Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. Open Mic Monday at Field Hall continues on December 14th with our guest hosts: Deadwood Revival! The infectious spirits and evident joy of the powerhouse duo of Kim Trenerry and Jason Mogi add an element to the music that you don’t hear…but you feel. Allow their addictively good vibes to inspire you to get onstage and share your talents! Doors open at 5PM with the Open Mic starting at 6PM. Interested performers can sign up between 5PM – 5:50PM. First-time performers receive three entries, returning performers receive two entries, and all performers and alternates are drawn from a hat at 5:50PM. Performers must bring their own instruments: performance time is limited to two songs or 10 minutes. All ages and talents welcome: please note that this is a family-friendly event and content should be appropriate for all ages. Food and drinks are available to purchase throughout the event. ABOUT DEADWOOD REVIVAL Kim Trenerry and Jason Mogi met in Atlanta, GA during the mid 90’s. She was a veteran performer in musical theatre, and he was a drummer playing with various groups in the local blues, folk, and jam-band scene. They both ended up in the same band (Kim as a doo-wop girl, Jason on drums) and started hanging out between gigs playing guitars and singing Neil Young tunes. Inspired by the pure sound of their harmonies and frustrated with hectic city life, they decided to abandon their current directions and head to the Pacific Northwest to try something new. They performed as an acoustic duo in the coffee shops and bars of Port Angeles, WA as “Tongue and Groove” and were an immediate hit. T&G eventually added several other members, went electric…

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