A “Country and Midwestern” trio from St. Louis will be performing at the DeMoulin Museum in Greenville on Sunday, April 14 at 1:30 p.m. The Goldenrods are known for their two steps, waltzes, and polkas – both classics and original material.
The band features Ryan Koenig singing and playing fiddle, octave mandolin, plectrum banjo and guitar; Jess Adkins singing and playing accordion and guitar; and Kellie Everett singing and playing upright bass.
“The is the Goldenrods first appearance with us,” said John Goldsmith, museum curator. “They are a popular trio whose tour stops this year include Texas, North Carolina, Tennessee and Ohio. We’re very fortunate to have them coming to the DeMoulin Museum.”
The museum offers a free concert series each year featuring a variety of musical styles. Concerts are held indoors.
Doors open at 1:00 p.m. with The Goldenrods’ concert beginning at 1:30 p.m. Admission is free and there will be complimentary refreshments.
The concert series is sponsored by Bond County Realtors, HSHS Holy Family Hospital, West & Company LLC, and WGEL Radio.
The DeMoulin Museum is located 205 S. Prairie Street in Greenville.
Contact: John Goldsmith (618) 322-2936
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