Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025 | Key Peninsula Civic Center
Join us on Saturday, October 18, 2025, for an all-ages music celebration of the good life in the great outdoors with music, fun, food, and drinks. The Madrona Music Festival reflects the eclectic nature of the Key Peninsula. We feature nationally touring musicians based in the region who play alternative, blues, old-time country, and independent country music.
Make friends and support live music on the Key Peninsula. Volunteer with the Madrona Music Festival today.
Black Belt
Eagle Scout
Featuring
Black Belt Eagle Scout is the stage name of Katherine Paul, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community in Washington State. Her music blends elements of indie rock, folk, and dream pop, often weaving in themes of identity, community, and healing. Paul started the project as a deeply personal creative outlet, drawing from her heritage and life experiences, while also showcasing her skills as a guitarist and drummer. Her debut album, Mother of My Children (2018), was praised for its raw intimacy and explorations of grief, resilience, and cultural belonging.
Nathan
Evans Fox
Featuring
Nathan Evans Fox is a Southern-born country singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose music weaves together the raw honesty of traditional country with the introspective depth of Americana. A native of North Carolina, Fox draws inspiration from his Appalachian roots, crafting songs that explore themes of faith, loss, resilience, and rural identity. With a background in theology and a gift for lyrical storytelling, his work often reflects a deep emotional and spiritual undercurrent. Known for his evocative voice and haunting melodies, Fox has earned a dedicated following among fans of alternative country and roots music.
Submit your photography from rural Washington for a chance to win $200
We’re excited to announce the first Madrona Fest Community Photography Contest!
This is your chance to capture the spirit of life on the Key Peninsula—whether it’s music, nature, community, or the joy of everyday rural living.
Winning photos will be published in the Key Peninsula News and displayed at Madrona Fest on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at the Key Peninsula Civic Center.
Become a sponsor
Reach hundreds of consumers in rural Kitsap and Pierce Counties pursuing the good life in the great outdoors.
By supporting the Madrona Music Festival, you're not just showcasing your commitment to the arts and outdoor celebration, you're also demonstrating your dedication to our rural community.
Contact us today to ask about sponsorship opportunities.
