Super Cozy House Show with Danielle Ate the Sandwich and The Lone Canary
Wednesday, August 26th 7-9pm
House Show in Westport/Volker Area of Kansas City, 64111
6:30 Doors, 7:00–9:00 PM music
Tickets are suggested $15 advance / $20 at the door
PAY IN ADVANCE HERE (please write House Show 8.26 in the description of payment)
House show is located in the Westport/Volker neighborhood of Kansas City, address will be sent to your email after you RSVP
Street parking and parking lot available
Bring your own drinks and snacks to share, potluck style
A few chairs will be provided, bring a folding chair or low profile camping chair if you like!
**This home has cats, please be excited if you like cats or advised if you are allergic**
House show is a suggested donation of $15-$20 (all money goes to musicians)
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The Lone Canary is the Americana duo of Jesse Fox and Heather Camacho, whose harmony-rich songs balance intimacy and grit, hope and heartache. (Rockford, IL)
Danielle Ate the Sandwich is Kansas City based folk singer/songwriter and ukulele player whose songs and perspective make you laugh and cry (KCMO)
The Lone Canary is the award-winning Americana duo of Jesse Fox and Heather Camacho, whose harmony-laced songs balance intimacy and grit, hope and heartache. Rooted in Rockford, Illinois, Fox and Camacho have been playing music together since their high school years, a bond that has evolved into a sound defined by trust, chemistry, and storytelling honed over decades. Their music draws inspiration from artists such as Jason Isbell, The Civil Wars, Watchhouse, and Gillian Welch & David Rawlings — weaving together acoustic guitar, fiddle, foot percussion, and two voices that lock in as if they’ve always belonged. Known for their haunting harmonies and raw, evocative songwriting, The Lone Canary has earned praise from outlets like Americana UK for their “absorbing and beautiful songcraft” and A&R Factory for their “hypnotically suspenseful Americana folk.”
Over the years, they’ve shared stages with Three Dog Night, Over the Rhine, Pieta Brown, Lilly Hiatt, Jackie Venson, and The Accidentals, performing at festivals and showcases including Mile of Music, Knoxville’s Blue Plate Special, and NPR Music. Their 2020 album Leave the Gray, mastered by GRAMMY-winner David Donnelly, marked a creative milestone and introduced a wider audience to their haunting, harmony-driven style.
Now, with their third full-length record Dime Store Horses (out September 12, 2025), The Lone Canary continues their journey with a collection of songs that lean deeper into raw honesty and expansive storytelling. More than just music, their work offers listeners a space to wrestle with love, loss, faith, and resilience — the fragile, flickering truths that make us human.
Danielle Ate the Sandwich
Danielle Ate the Sandwich is the stage name of singer/songwriter, performer, and educator, Danielle Anderson. Growing a fan base through her homemade videos on YouTube, Danielle performs and tours extensively to audiences across the country, and fans around the world. Danielle has released over 300 YouTube videos, conducts an annual community songwriting project called the 24 Hour Album, and has released 8 full length albums of original music. Her newest release, Fumbling, was recorded in Kansas City, KS, and brings together local musicians and artists to honor the talent of the community.
She has opened for Mumford and Sons, Jake Shimabukuro, and had the opportunity to write the soundtrack to the Emmy nominated HBO documentary, “Packed in a Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson.” In 2023, Danielle was awarded a 2-year studio residency at the Charlotte Street Foundation in Kansas City, MO, and was the recipient of an Inspiration Grant from ArtsKC in 2024