NOTSTOCK is delighted to host musician, Kaïa Kater.
One of the youngest performers in the Canadian old-time and folk communities,
this 22-year-old plays the banjo, sings, and has her own unique take on
Appalachian and Canadian folk music. Kaïa is an eclectic traditionalist, having
quickly gained attention as one of the most promising young performers in the
North American folk world.In June 2014, Kaia released her first full-length album entitled Sorrow Bound, produced by Chris Bartos. Kaïa will
perform Sept. 25 in Aleshire Theatre. Wild Hands opens at 7:30 p.m.,
and Kaïa takes the stage at 8:30 p.m.
Kaïa Kater will
also lead a dance workshop, “Percussive Dance Traditions of Southern Appalachia: A Journey in Hambone
and Flatfooting” in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall, Sept. 26, 11:00 a.m. to noon. All
ages welcome!
NOTSTOCK was thrilled and honored to host Wild Hands’ album release Kickstarter party and
concert in the MSU Amphitheater. Kids with Beards, folk trio from
Bismarck, opened and also played the reception and in the Beaver Dam. Wild Hands got its start
at NOTSTOCK two years ago and has since toured the region, performed on PrairiePublic Television, and recorded on Daytrotter. Thanks for a truly spectacular show!
