Admission to all events at Unity of Effort (including music performances) is FREE.
Please note that the venue does not have seating. We encourage attendees to bring a camping chair or a blanket.
Headline Performer: Lita Ford
8:00 pm
Lita Ford’s trailblazing career began in 1976 as the lead guitarist of the groundbreaking all girl punk rock band, The Runaways, whose hard rock/punk edge spawned cult classics like “Cherry Bomb,” “Wasted” and “Queens of Noise.”
Additionally, the band contributed a great Slade cover to the annals of rock with their rendition of “Mama We’re All Crazy Now.” Their legacy was reignited in 2014 when “Cherry Bomb” was featured in Marvel/Disney’s Guardians of the Galaxy. This earned a Grammy nomination, cementing the band’s enduring influence on rock music. In addition to the Guardians movie, Lita’s “Kiss Me Deadly” was part of the 2019 Captain Marvel movie soundtrack.
National Anthem sung by Pearle Peterson
12:00 noon
National Anthem sung by Pearle Peterson at noon. Pearle is an emerging country artist from Sequim. She performed back-to-back performances of the National Anthem at Major League Baseball’s World Series in 2023 and 2024.
Chelsea Rose
12:05 pm
Chelsea Rose brings an acoustic flair to country/rock songs accompanied by her ukulele.
Buck Ellard Band
1:00 pm
The Buck Ellard Band returns to Unity of Effort, performing classic country hits and original songs.
Scooter Brown Band
3:00 pm
The Scooter Brown Band has toured North America and opened for some of their biggest influences including Charlie Daniels Band, Travis Tritt, Dwight Yoakam, Lee Roy Parnell and the Marshall Tucker Band. Two members having served in the military, and they dedicate significant time doing work for Veteran Support Organizations.
IronHorse Band
4:30 pm
The IronHorse Band is a dynamic four-piece group from Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, delivering high-energy performances filled with classic rock and modern country favorites.
Hammer Head
6:00 pm
Hammer Head, formed in 1984, features “Rocker Pete” (Knievel’s Wild Ride on A&E), Greg Martin, Bobby Nesbitt, Rick Hiller & John Eddy.
America’s First Corps Band
Time TBD
The 56th Army Band, referred to as “America’s First Corps Band,” is stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington.