Featured Performers

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    Caleb Wyatt

    Caleb Wyatt (he/him) is a 20 year old singer/songwriter from Eastern Idaho currently living in Denver, CO. Caleb has been performing since he was 7 years old. We are excited to have this rising star return to Idaho to perform!

    Instagram: @calebwyattmusic

  • A man with short, dark hair and a mustache kneels on the grass in front of a backdrop with band names on it.

    Electric Rat - Jack

    Jack Charlton (he/him) is from Idaho Falls and has been playing guitar for 10 years, singing for 4. He really likes noisy, screechy guitars that make you feel like you're in outer space and hard hitting, groovy riffs that just make you wanna move.

    Instagram: @electric.rat.band/@thee_hoser

  • A woman in a black leather jacket and dark straight hair looks at the camera.

    Electric Rat - Juno

    Juno Armstrong (she/her) was born and raised in Idaho Falls. She has been playing drums for almost nine years. She came out as a trans woman close to two years ago, but knew something was up for much longer.

    Instagram: @electric.rat.band/@longlegs.noise

  • Mother Folkers

    The Mother Folkers are a family-powered folk/Americana trio made up of Avery Eddins (vocals/guitar), Holly Blair (cello, mandolin, fiddle), and Avery’s daughter Meadow on drums. With heartfelt harmonies, soulful strings, and a whole lot of love, these three bring a fresh, rootsy vibe to the stages they play. United by a deep love of music and each other, they’re proud to share their sound at Pride—celebrating authenticity, joy, and the power of chosen family through song

  • Sam Knapp

    Sam Knapp is a 15 year old singer-guitarist from northwest Idaho. He is very passionate about music and has been playing guitar for 6 years. He performed at Canyon County Pride in Nampa the last two years and this is his first time performing at Rexburg Pride.

  • Miss Mo

    Mo Reynolds travels the country weaving personal stories with folk and fairy tales, throwing in a tall tale here and there for good measure. She has been a featured storyteller at the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival, the National Storytelling Festival, and many others. Her YouTube channel and Podcast,  Miss Mo Storyteller, focus on folk and fairy tales and all the ways we can see ourselves in them. Mo shares stories to foster connection, encourage confidence, and invite compassion.

    Instagram: @missmostoryteller