Camden West, Koli Kohler, Nick Isham

As of June 16, 2021, New York State has lifted all COVID-19 related restrictions that apply to a venue of Rockwood’s size. In accordance with these revised guidelines, vaccination records will no longer be checked and entry will be permitted for both vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. Social distancing and masks will not be required, although masks will remain recommended for non-vaccinated individuals.

Spending time between Nashville, Las Vegas and the road, Folk/Pop/Rock recording artist Camden West is currently working on his third studio body of work following “Outside The Lines” and “The Space Between”. Combining classical guitar with the blues, Camden writes music that is inspired by his life, the life of others and world events.  He accredits his style to his childhood influences who have been The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and John Mayer. Camden has traveled and performed throughout the United States and Europe and has shared the stage with acts such as The American Authors, Aaron Carter, Jake Miller and more.

Being a descendant of the Hupa, Yurok, and Karuk tribes of Northern California and of theatrical relatives on her Anglo-American side, Koli Kohler comes from a long line of storytellers. Koli’s warm personality shines through her songs as she takes us along her journey as a young woman who is “holding her own."  Koli began her songwriting career at age 8 when Native News awarded her Native Voice of the Future for her song, “Christopher Columbus with the Big Butt,” known for its great hook to listeners of all ages.  Koli's debut album "How I Am" was nominated for three Native American Music Awards which include Female Artist of the Year, Best Country Album, and Best Music Video Narrative.

Nick is a LA/ Nashville based songwriter and acoustic pop artist - writing for himself and others across several genres, with 3 (going on 4) solo EPs and a number of TV/Film placements such as the end credit song called ‘Change’ for the #1 Hollywood film “Honest Thief”.