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JUNE MUSIC LINEUP at GOODTIMES

From Appalachian blues to redneck rock, heartfelt songwriting to slide guitar soul—June is jam-packed with live music that hits in all the right ways. And let’s just say… you might notice some exciting changes around here by the end of the month.

Here’s who’s hittin’ the stage:

June 6 – Black Belt Preacher (7–10pm)

Moody, twangy, and a little bit psychedelic—this band blends bluesy grit with dreamy rock vibes that’ll leave you feeling like you just time-traveled through a desert dive bar.

June 7 – Stephen Murray (7–9pm)

One of our favorite returning artists. Stephen’s voice is honest and raw, with lyrics that tell stories about real life—struggles, recovery, love, and everything in between. It’s personal, powerful, and always leaves a mark.

June 9–16 – CLOSED for Remodel

We’re takin’ a short pause to work on something big behind the scenes. Can’t say what exactly… but we can say this: you’re gonna want to be part of what’s coming.

June 20 – The Salty Moondogs (7–10pm)

This duo (sometimes trio, sometimes more) weaves together rock, R&B, jazz, and country in a way that just works. Inspired by creeks, mountains, and everyday emotion—expect a set that’s both relaxing and soul-stirring.

June 21 – Shawn Stone Band (7–10pm)

Loud, proud, and 100% Appalachian. These guys bring rowdy redneck rock and outlaw country with a side of grit and charm. Cold beer, loud guitar, and a stage full of energy.

June 27 – Songwriters Showcase (7–9pm)

Hosted by Neil Huff. New names, new sounds, and all original music. This event was such a hit last time that we’re doing it again—with a fresh group of local songwriters from all walks of life. Honest lyrics, good company, and a chill Friday night vibe.

June 28 – Jason Lloyd (7–10pm)

We’re ending the month with a bang. Jason Lloyd’s the kind of performer that fills a room without even trying. Top-tier talent, killer voice, and a stage presence that’s all heart and no fluff. If you’re only catching one show this month—make it this one.

215 Wood Ave. E, Big Stone Gap, VA