Songwriters Round the Mountain ft, Kyle Morton & Danielle Sullivan
May 2 @ 6:00 pm
Friday, May 2nd, 2025
$22 Advance // $25 Day Of Show
6pm Doors / 7pm Show
All Ages
SONGWRITERS ROUND THE MOUNTAIN is a listening room series highlighting song craft by featuring some of the best regional and national songwriters working today. These evening consist of a headlining songwriter with an opening songwriter round for support.
FEATURING KYLE MORTON and DANIELLE SULLIVAN
Kyle Morton is the singer/songwriter of the large format rock and roll band Typhoon. Danielle Sullivan is the singer/songwriter of Portland synth-pop band Wild Ones. Kyle and Danielle have been married and singin’ songs together around the house for years.
First Round, opening the night with songs and stories from:
HAYLEY LYNN
Portland, Oregon songwriter Hayley Lynn has been creating songs and albums over the last six years. She has been steadily shaping her upcoming album ‘Horizon’ due October, 2022. Her 2016 soul-pop EP “Hypnotize” was released to a sold out show. Her album “Bring on the Flames” (2018) was placed in the Netflix Original shows “The Pier” and “Money Heist.” Since then, Lynn’s music has been placed on ABC, the 700 Club, and Big Ten Network, expanding Lynn’s reach to international audiences. Recently, Lynn’s touring the west coast with
breakthrough performances at festivals such as Northwest Folklife and Oregon Country Fair.
SUNNY PACHE
Sunny Pache is a local singer-songwriter with an alternative folky twangy twist. Originally hailing from New England and spending the last few years living in the foothills of Appalachia, his music has a rustic feel that provides the listener with warm tones and thoughtful storytelling. He has toured nationally and performed with big acts such as Chadwick Stokes of Dispatch, Blake Christina of Yarn, and The Commonheart.
KYLE J. GLENN
Kyle J. Glenn (he/him) is a Portland-based singer-songwriter whose story-driven music spans folk rock, alt-country, and singer-songwriter traditions, capturing his decade-long search for “home” in his latest record, “Everywhere is Close to Somewhere Else.”
