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End of the Line is the musical duo of Elaine Eagle and Ramiro Espinoza based out of Wenatchee, WA. They cover various genres including, rock, country, and folk. Their songwriting pulls from their very different backgrounds and musical tastes. Their music lives somewhere between rock and country, with acoustic flair and soulful melodies.

Rook-Land Bridge is a Wenatchee music group with members Albert Rookard and Raquel Norland. We enjoy playing small to medium sized venues offering contemporary to classical hits as well as original music. Our easy listening style works well with events where entertainment along with customer conversations are valuable.

Wyatt Wood started as an aspiring musician over 20 years ago. He writes and produces his own music while learning various cover songs that range from the mid 80’s to the present. Wyatt graduated from Full Sail University in 2013 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Music Production. While in school he earned the Music Theory II Course Director’s Award for excelling in Music Theory. After graduating he started composing music for film, TV, video games, and web. Recently, Wyatt went to Nashville, TN to record his second album with Century Music Group. Currently Wyatt plays his original melodic acoustic rock songs and familiar songs from the 90s to the present around the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Wyatt Wood creates a nostalgic and entertaining environment for any listener.

I have been playing and writing ever since I picked up a guitar in ninth grade, back in Michigan. I played my first bar when I was 15 years old, and had to spend my breaks in the coat room with the bouncer. I was in rock bands through my teens and into my twenties, I did my stint in L.A., and got to play the Troubadour! I am in the local band “Analog Jack”, and we play my original songs almost exclusively. As a solo artist, I get to share some of my favorite cover songs, as well as some of my originals. I come to my gigs with an acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, and a mandolin. People get a variety of sounds.