Zach Thomas Band, Dan Brekke Band, & Gabriel Douglas

Zach Thomas is a high-energy artist blurring the lines of country and rock. A 2023 Midwest Country Music Organization “Male Vocalist of the Year” nominee, Zach’s passion for music is evident in every performance, driven by an energy on stage that sets him apart. His willingness to press the boundaries of genres has earned him a dedicated following across the Upper Midwest, and his EP “Better Off” soared to number 14 on the iTunes Country Album Charts in 2022.

The Wendell, MN native has shared the stage alongside country superstars such as Keith Urban, Kane Brown, Dylan Scott, Easton Corbin, Rodney Atkins and many others. Thomas had a packed 2026 summer schedule, performing more than 50 shows with stops at major festivals such as WE Fest, Winstock Music Festival, Corcoran Country Daze, and the LIVIN Music Festival. With no signs of slowing down, Thomas is carrying that momentum into 2027.

Dan Brekke found his passion for music at a young age being raised by his mom, Kathie Brekke, who is a choir teacher and his dad, Shawn Brekke, who was a band director for many years. He grew up surrounded by music and was always in attendance at his parents shows as they have a band of their own. He started playing instruments at a young age and grew up performing on the stage at Jasper’s Theater in Park Rapids, MN, his family-owned theater. There is where he found his love for the guitar, the fiddle, singing and just sharing his gift of music and his ability to make people laugh with everyone who walked through the doors.

He joined the Johnny Holm band at the age of 19 and enjoyed traveling all across the upper Midwest performing at various bars, fairs, and events. When he turned 21, he made the big move to Nashville. He spent over three years in the music scene in Nashville performing endless hours on Broadway and creating music of his own in his free time. He truly has a gift for song writing.

Gabriel Douglas has built his reputation on the churning, heavy-thumping blues rock of the 4onthefloor, whose sound is defined as much by his wild man warrior-bellow vocals as it is by the steady pulse of the four members’ synchronous bass-drum thuds—but a delve into the corners of his catalog reveals an artist with a startling breadth of interests. The man keeps busy, holding down gigs in several stylistically distinct groups while regularly performing and recording solo. The solo shows let the guttural howls show through and the songs breathe new lives as stripped-down road songs.