Jan 19. - Mick Sterling Presents SILK AND SOUL / The Songs of Boz Scaggs $30
(DEBUT NIGHT AND DEBUT SHOW!)
The debut of ON STAGE AT THE FREIGHT HOUSE will hit hard and soulfully as Mick Sterling leads a huge band of horns, full percussion and the background vocals of Twin Cities powerhouse vocalists Cate Fierro and MsArnise performing the huge hits and influential songs of Boz Scaggs.  Hits including LOWDOWN, LIDO SHUFFLE, I'M ALL ALONE, GEORGIA, and many more will be performed by this tremendous band performing the timeless and soulful classic songs of Boz Scaggs.  Don't miss the debut of the biggest weekly music series in Stillwater!​

Jan 26th - The Lamont Cranston Band
​featuring Pat Hayes with Bruce McCabe $30
From the rural hometown settings of Hamel, Minnesota and the river banks of Minneapolis/St. Paul, the blues influence surfaced as early as the mid 1960's for what was to become "The Lamont Cranston Band". By 1969, The Lamont Cranston Band was well on their way to becoming the legend that it is today. You can't seem to go anywhere today from coast to coast without running into someone that has heard of the band. They are one of the founders of the Minneapolis music scene which is flourishing more than ever to this day.

​From the clubs, concert halls and festivals to the auditoriums and stadiums, the Cranstons have shared the bill with Muddy Waters, Luther Allison, Albert King, Albert Collins, Jimmy Rogers, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Charles Brown, Buddy Guy, Jimmy Thackery, Junior Wells, Keb Mo, Jonny Lang, Robert Cray, Son Seals, Charlie Musselwhite, Sam Lay, Earl King, Mighty Joe Young, Sugar Blue, Otis Rush, Elvin Bishop, Jim Belushi & The Sacred Hearts, Little Feat, Mick Fleetwood's Blue Whale featuring Ron Thompson, Delbert McClinton, Koko Taylor, Lonnie Brooks, Percy Sledge, Solomon Burke, Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown, Kim Wilson, William Clarke, Tinsley Ellis, The Climax Blues Band, Tower Of Power, The Kinks, The Yardbirds, The Animals II, Kansas, Yes, Jeff Healy, Wilson Pickett, Bonnie Raitt, The Blues Brothers and many many more. One of the biggest thrills was opening for The Rolling Stones on a leg of their North American tour in 1981.