With years of experience commanding stages large and small, Aaron Behrens delivers intimate, powerful, and unforgettable performances. As frontman for Ghostland Observatory and The Midnight Stroll, he has helped shape a distinctive sound that balances raw energy, vulnerability, and craft.

Aaron has headlined iconic venues and festivals including ACL, Lollapalooza, Coachella, and Red Rocks, and has shared the stage with legends such as Snoop Dogg, OutKast, Beastie Boys, Iggy Pop, The Flaming Lips, and Nine Inch Nails.

Leo Rondeau deals in stories candid and honest and plainspoken. Based in Nashville TN, his own story finds root in the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota, where Rondeau grew up surrounded by country music listeners and pickers spanning three generations. “It was always around me,” he says. This aspect of his adolescence bolstered an unwavering sense of self and place in his work that sets Rondeau apart from peer musicians. A child of the rural American west and owning family lineage within the Turtle Mountain band of the Chippewa Indian tribe, his own history and worldview are engrained in the lines of his songs. This is about a type of honesty that means more than simply telling the truth. It’s a voice that either lives within you or does not.

  While country music is ostensibly known for wearing hearts on shirtsleeves, Rondeau is a musician for whom the man and the music are inextricable. A man singing under his breath as he walks down an empty street. A doleful sound on the wind and a pleasant harmony.