The Wheeled Migration is a touring festival connecting people through music, food, and a love for the bike!
On June 13th our dear friends MaMuse will begin a very special touring experience. With their two bicycles, an upright bass, a guitar, mandolin, flute, and all of their gear, Sarah Nutting and Karisha Longaker are cycling 350 miles to perform in San Francisco’s Bicycle Music Festival. The girls will be singing new songs from the bike and playing several shows at farms, wineries, intentional communities, and perhaps a rest stop of two along the way.
MaMuse is home to Chico California and born of roots folk, a cappella gospel, and heartfelt storytelling. The duo has been hailed for their mesmerizing stage presence and dedication to uplifting communities through song. If you have the chance to find em along the route, get on that bike and come play!
Sarah and Karisha are traveling with singer/songwriter Evin Wolverton, the Ginger Ninja and Magic Pedal Producer Sammy Z, Cabrillo College’s Bike Co-Op founder Blair Frandeen, Wheeled Migration’s very own Michelle Wurlitzer and Ryan Laine, and a group of friends from Chico’s GRUB Co-Op.
It’s an honor to be supporting MaMuse on their journey and we are taking careful notes to build upon this event. Keep tuned to the tour here at wheeledmigration.org, and we’ll see you on your bike.