Event Details
Sunday, September 27, 2026
5:00 p.m. Dinner 6:00 p.m. Show
The Foxgloves
Dan and Kathy Mathews
1550 Wild Ridge Ct N
Newport, MN 55055
Please RSVP to: musicianscornerhouseconcerts@gmail.com
or click here: https://forms.gle/KxDqmT4G66Y5vg5G8
About The Dinner:
The dinner is a potluck dinner so bring a dish to share, main dish, side dish, salad, snack tray, dessert. It is so fun to sample everyone’s cooking and the variety is so fun. You don’t have to come for the dinner, you can just come for the show if you like.
About The Show:
Suggested Donation: $25
There will be a donation basket. All money goes to the performer. We love supporting independent musicians who bring live music into our homes! This is a BYOB so bring your own favorite beverage. This will be an outdoor show weather permitting so please bring your favorite lawn chair. We will move indoors if the weather does not cooperate. This show will highlight the fundraising efforts for the band as they are working on releasing a new album.
About: The Foxgloves
From the first downbeat, seeing The Foxgloves perform feels electric. This all-female Midwestern Americana band from the Twin Cities meets you wherever you are and pulls you in.
Sometimes bright and driving, other times shadowy and searching, their vibrant four-part harmonies and stacked instrumentation bring to life compelling stories that make you laugh and make you think. From lean-in moments to joyous, foot-stomping tunes that make it hard to stand still, the energy shifts from song to song, but it never lets up.
The Foxgloves' musical depth has swept them onto big stages throughout the region like Blue Ox Music Festival, First Avenue’s Mainroom, and Big Top Chautauqua. With a new album in process, this string band brings fresh perspectives to the old stories they tell, and they always keep you wanting to hear more.
The Foxgloves are:
Liz DeYoe - Guitar
Sara Tinklenberg - Vocals/Percussion
Steph Snow - Vocals/Ukulele//Washboard
Maura Dunst -Vocals/Fiddle/Mandolin
Nyssa Krause - Vocals/Bass
What People Are Saying About The Foxgloves:
The Current (Radio Heartland)
In a studio session interview, The Current’s Mike Pengra calls them “local, energetic, eclectic, talented” and commends their rapid rise from a 2020 start to multiple releases and festival appearances in just a few years. He notes their collaborative origins — formed via social media outreach for an all‑women band — and their shared love of Americana/folk/country music The Current.
Adventures in Americana (Carol Roth)
Roth describes the band as “rowdy but heartfelt” and “full of stories as unique as the band itself.” She highlights their striking visual style, shared lead vocals, and the way their studio recordings capture the same energy as their live sets. Tracks like “Toledo” and “Hometown” are singled out for their catchy choruses and character‑driven narratives, while “Forget Me Not” offers a sweet contrast with its wistful balladry www.adventuresinamericana.com.
Listen to The Foxgloves here:
https://youtu.be/Pj9vKYITRHg?si=wENztnLTynAL52qK
https://youtu.be/wrhY_K1IiYQ?si=kl2BetDSINuqiMqy
https://youtu.be/jNjQ5510ITM?si=vsuBLkcE7EeS13mU
https://youtu.be/U2IKXVIoUUU?si=r-g628SBMBc2Ih7u