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Rosine with Mike Miz

Saturday, Aug 1, 2026 | 6:00 PM EST | $35 GA

Harmony In The Woods

About Rosine:

Nashville-based Americana/folk duo Rosine is exploring and cultivating a soundscape that relies on the emotive potential of acoustic instruments to showcase original songs. Its members, Forrest and Meredith Lane O’Connor, have each dedicated their lives to performing new music, and despite hailing from opposite sides of the country, their shared vision of what folk writing could look like a quarter-way into the 21st century prompted them to join forces in late 2025.

Individually, the members of Rosine have worked with a wide array of artists and performed in major venues throughout the country. A Nashville native and Tennessee State Mandolin Champion, Forrest has collaborated with Paul Simon, Zac Brown, Steve Martin & Martin Short, Emmylou Harris, Bela Fleck, and many others over the last 15 years. In 2015, he co-founded the O’Connor Band with his father, seven-time CMA Award-winning fiddler Mark O’Connor; Forrest wrote several songs, including the title track, for the O’Connor Band’s first album Coming Home, which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Top Bluegrass Albums Chart and won a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album.

It was during an O’Connor Band tour nearly a decade ago that Forrest first met Meredith in her small hometown of Enterprise, Oregon, where she would go on to develop a strong following thanks to her vocal and songwriting prowess as well as her collaborations with notable artists from the region, including Grammy Award-winner Zach Top and Billboard chart-toppers The Band Joseph. The town of Enterprise is nestled in the breathtaking Wallowa County wilderness, which served as a powerful inspiration for the development of Lane’s artistry and songwriting voice.

Forrest and Meredith began meeting up on cold nights last winter in their friend and collaborator (and fiddler extraordinaire) Eli Bishop’s small studio shed in Madison, TN, to arrange and prepare for a series of live music videos, which they filmed at Zac Brown’s Southern Ground Studio in 2025. They are currently recording their first album for Compass Records, collaborating extensively with recent Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Marcus Hummon (Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts, The Chicks) to shape and hone a sound that combines memorable melodies with exploratory harmonies, instrumental virtuosity, and lyrical acuity.

About Mike Miz:

Michael Patrick Mizwinski, known more simply as Mike Miz, is a singer-songwriter and guitarist from the Wyoming Valley of Northeast Pennsylvania. Raised in a family steeped in music and art, Mike was immersed in creative influence from a young age. His father, a guitarist and music major, taught him his first chords at age seven, while his mother introduced him to a wide range of artists from Doc Watson to Bonnie Raitt. Early concert experiences with the Allman Brothers and the Grateful Dead left a lasting mark on his musical direction.

By 15, Mike was performing in local bars and festivals with his first band, the Appalachian Barnhouse Band, penning early originals like “Canyon Echoes Glow” and “Pinegrove Stomp,” which remain fan favorites to this day. His guitar chops and stage presence quickly gained regional attention. In his early 20s, he joined Gongzilla—an offshoot of the cult European fusion band Gong- making his debut with the group at a NAMM jam at the iconic Troubadour in Los Angeles, performing alongside members of The Mothers of Invention, Umphrey’s McGee, and moe.

In 2010, Mike launched his own project, MiZ, fusing Americana, rock ‘n’ roll, jam band energy, and vintage songwriting. The band’s debut album, East Hope Avenue, produced by Bret Alexander (The Badlees), featured a guest appearance by Garth Hudson of The Band, and two songs from the record were later featured in the FX series Sons of Anarchy. It was during these years that Mike began to open for many of his heroes, most notably- Derek Trucks, Jason Isbell, the Wallflowers, Chris Issak, America, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Blues Traveler, Shawn Colvin and many more. 

After relocating to Nashville in 2019 to deepen his focus on songwriting, Mike quickly earned the respect of the city’s music community. His playing, writing, and work ethic led to collaborations with artists such as Andrew Farriss (INXS), Billy Ray Cyrus, Paul McDonald, Tania Elizabeth (Avett Brothers). He has performed at the Grand Ole Opry and recorded in some of Nashville’s most revered studios. In April 2023, he released Only Human, his first Nashville album under Blackbird Record Label, followed by Maybe Moonlight in December 2024 and Sometimes by Surprise in September of 2025. The records received praise from outlets like Relix, Paste, and The Bluegrass Connection, with the single “Virginia” described by Rolling Stone as “a monster of a jam rocker.”