

Kevin Welch’s music combines the best traditions of folk music and story-telling, while drawing from musical styles of country, blues, and rock. After growing up in Oklahoma, where he played in a popular regional band, Blue Rose Cafe, Kevin moved to Nashville in the late 1970s. His songs have an almost film-like quality in their vision and beauty.
Jack Hardy's songs run the gambit from Celtic to western/country, from love songs to social commentary, from political to mystical. His forty-five years of experience performing and traveling makes him a unique and engaging character on stage and off, weaving stories, anecdotes, and songs into a fascinating web. Rye Grass (latest album), described as "a collection of songs of social commentary on both the state of humanity and the state of the inner man.
John Wort Hannam is a born story- teller with a keen eye for the quirky, and lyrics that create stories behind the songs. Known for his unique take on the simple day-to-day dramas of common folk through songs that map the landscapes of both the human heart and this vast continent of ours. Congratulations to John Wort Hannam on his Juno nomination for 'Queen's Hotel' for Roots & Traditional Album of the Year: Solo. Way to go John!
Experience a short video of a night at the concert
The Eureka House, a non-profit concert series, began in the fall of 2004. It arose out of a love of good music and songwriting. We also have a venue, the Eureka Springs Unitarian Universalist Church, which is intimate and possesses fabulous acoustics. We decided to do mid-week bookings so top flight performers would be able to stop over in Eureka Springs on their way to bigger venues. Over the years two things have happened: we have developed a knowledgeable and appreciative audience for good performance and songwriting; and, our reputation has grown to where today performers of renown seek us out. They want to come to Eureka Springs House Concerts and see what the buzz is all about.
We seek to present good music year after year plus be faithful to our motto: "We'll have you home and by 10:00 PM."