2018 Fischer Haus Concerts
Fischer Haus Cantina
Our Haus Concerts are Hosted by Jan & Dennis and are considered private but you can CLICK HERE to sign up for our Concert Series and receive invites to our shows!!
INFORMATION AND RULES:
Thanks to all the artists, volunteers and fine folks coming out to support this fine little private concert venue!
~ Jan, Dennis, Biskit & Chris, Randy & Paul, Bubba, Mark & Linda, Unkle Jimmy & Sue
INFORMATION AND RULES:
- All shows are on a Cash Door Donation (set by the Artist)
- BYOB
- Food is available or you can bring your own
- Family Friendly unless specified (please ask kiddo's to use their inside voice during performance)
- No Dogs please (Service Dogs are Allowed)
- Please RSVP if you are planning on attending a show
- Camping available at Fischer Haus with an advance request
- No Smoking in the Cantina when the sides are down
- Non-smoking tables available when sides are up
- Tables and chairs are setup in the Cantina and on a first come basis but you can bring your lawn chairs or blankets for outside viewing and listening
- We typically have a Campfire Jam after an evening show, feel free to join in.... No minors at the Campfire Jam please
- Our shows are run by volunteers, we appreciate each and every one of them
Thanks to all the artists, volunteers and fine folks coming out to support this fine little private concert venue!
~ Jan, Dennis, Biskit & Chris, Randy & Paul, Bubba, Mark & Linda, Unkle Jimmy & Sue
2018 Haus Concert Line-up
PLEASE GO TO THE CHECK-IN BOOTH UPON ARRIVAL SO WE CAN MARK YOU OFF THE RSVP LIST AND COLLECT YOUR DONATION FOR THE ARTIST.
Thank you!
PLEASE GO TO THE CHECK-IN BOOTH UPON ARRIVAL SO WE CAN MARK YOU OFF THE RSVP LIST AND COLLECT YOUR DONATION FOR THE ARTIST.
Thank you!
OUR LAST SHOW FOR THE 2018 HAUS CONCERT SERIES
SLAID CLEAVES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018
We could not be more thrilled to have Slaid back in the Haus to close out our 2018 Concert Series.
Slaid Cleaves’ music is marked by both the quirky blend of isolated eccentricity and steely resilience of his Yankee upbringing and the weathered soul of Texas, the state he has called home for over a decade now. First registering on the national folk scene by winning the Kerrville Folk Festival’s New Folk competition in 1992, Cleaves released his national debut No Angel Knows (Philo/Rounder) in 1997, following a string of self-released albums and many nights logged in folk clubs as both a performer and a soundman. Met with effusive critical praise, No Angel Knows was followed by Broke Down (Philo/Rounder) in 2000, which expanded his audience exponentially by virtue of its exceedingly well-crafted songs and rugged Gurf Morlix production. In addition to the title track, a Rod Picott collaboration that won Song of the Year at the Austin Music Awards in 2001, Broke Down featured a couple of interpretations of other writers’ songs prefiguring Slaid’s later work, including a poignant reading of fellow Austinite Karen Poston’s “Lydia."
Slaid has since released a string of albums with his latest Ghost on the Car Radio.
"Cleaves tells gorgeously compact stories in a voice packed with Texas trail dust." – Entertainment Weekly
"…one of the finest singer-songwriters in Texas." – Neil Strauss, The New York Times
CLICK HERE FOR YOUR INVITE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018
We could not be more thrilled to have Slaid back in the Haus to close out our 2018 Concert Series.
Slaid Cleaves’ music is marked by both the quirky blend of isolated eccentricity and steely resilience of his Yankee upbringing and the weathered soul of Texas, the state he has called home for over a decade now. First registering on the national folk scene by winning the Kerrville Folk Festival’s New Folk competition in 1992, Cleaves released his national debut No Angel Knows (Philo/Rounder) in 1997, following a string of self-released albums and many nights logged in folk clubs as both a performer and a soundman. Met with effusive critical praise, No Angel Knows was followed by Broke Down (Philo/Rounder) in 2000, which expanded his audience exponentially by virtue of its exceedingly well-crafted songs and rugged Gurf Morlix production. In addition to the title track, a Rod Picott collaboration that won Song of the Year at the Austin Music Awards in 2001, Broke Down featured a couple of interpretations of other writers’ songs prefiguring Slaid’s later work, including a poignant reading of fellow Austinite Karen Poston’s “Lydia."
Slaid has since released a string of albums with his latest Ghost on the Car Radio.
"Cleaves tells gorgeously compact stories in a voice packed with Texas trail dust." – Entertainment Weekly
"…one of the finest singer-songwriters in Texas." – Neil Strauss, The New York Times
CLICK HERE FOR YOUR INVITE
A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE ARTISTS WHO MAKE THEIR WAY TO FISCHER HAUS CONCERTS AND ALL THE FOLKS WHO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS AND LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST OUR VALUABLE VOLUNTEERS!!
JAN & DENNIS
2018 FISCHER FEST IS NOVEMBER 9th, 10th & 11th held at Historic Fischer Hall. Tickets go on sale on May 1st, 2018
JAN & DENNIS
2018 FISCHER FEST IS NOVEMBER 9th, 10th & 11th held at Historic Fischer Hall. Tickets go on sale on May 1st, 2018
