Name: Crash & C-Mac Productions Present Cristina Vane with Madeline Hawthorne
Start: 2026-09-23T19:00:00
End: 2026-09-23T23:00:00
Location: The Hivve

Join us for an evening of captivating Americana when Cristina Vane and Madeline Hawthorne come to The Hivve.Cristina Vane blends blues, folk, and roots influences with soulful vocals and exceptional guitar and banjo playing, while Madeline Hawthorne brings heartfelt songwriting, a powerful voice, and a fresh take on modern Americana.Together, they deliver an intimate and unforgettable night of authentic songs, standout musicianship, and compelling storytelling. Grab a drink, settle in, and experience two rising voices in Americana music.Date&nbsp;Wednesday September 23, 2026Doors&nbsp;7pm | 8pm Madeline Hawthorne | 9pm Cristina VaneVenue&nbsp;The Hivve (164 SE G. Street Grants Pass, OR 97526)Tickets&nbsp;$20 Advanced (+fees) | $25 Day of Show + feesAll tickets are general admission on a first-come basis. Must be at least 21 to attend with valid ID. Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred. All sales final.Limited seating available**$1.00 of all pre-sale tickets will be donated to A Greater Applegate.Libations &amp; snacks available for purchase. NO outside food or beverage. Non-smoking venue.Email <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:info@crashandcmacproductions.com">info@crashandcmacproductions.com</a> with ADA requests.About the headliner- Cristina Vane More than a mere practitioner of her craft,&nbsp;Cristina&nbsp;Vane has a breadth and depth of serious musical skill compiled from countless miles across all kinds of geography. On her third studio album ‘Hear My Call,’ the pairing of a lifetime pursuit and growing treasure trove of songs makes for a record that demands to be heard.Based in Nashville, Tennessee, her sound reflects and amalgam of experiences; born at the foothills of the alps in Italy and raised between Italy, England and France, Cristina’s half American – half Guatemalan heritage is as unique as her sound. She unapologetically blends her rock roots with her passion for pre war blues, old time banjo, country and bluegrass. Since her time busking on the Venice Beach Boardwalk and working at McCabe’s guitar shop, this deft multi instrumentalist has sharpened her fingerstyle/ slide guitar and clawhammer banjo skills and merged it with crystalline vocals, captivating songwriting, and an entrancing stage presence to make for a truly exciting act. Cristina has an extensive touring history and has provided direct support for: Molly Tuttle, Bob Weir, Jerry Douglas, Wynonna Judd, Sam Bush, Nikki Lane, Town Mountain, Duane Betts Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band, Arlo McKinley, and Willi Carlisle. She has been mentioned in Rolling Stone Country and NPR,&nbsp;and was featured in the Bank of America ad for Ken Burns’&nbsp; “Country Music” documentary. She was an invited guest for Billy Strings’ String the Halls 3, has appeared on Travis Book’s (Infamous Stringdusters) Happy Hour and at Portland Blues Festival, Under the Big Sky, Four Corners Folk Festival, and Roosterwalk.About the Support- Madeline HawthorneThe miles we travel make up the stories we tell.&nbsp;The soles of your favorite boots or the tread on your prized car’s tires soak up the experiences and wisdom of the road under your feet. Born in New England, based in Bozeman Montana, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Madeline Hawthorne pens the kind of tunes you listen to on a cross-country trek to start anew or in the dead of night when you just need a reminder that somebody’s listening.&nbsp;In this respect, her 2024 independent album, Tales From Late Nights &amp; Long Drives, serves as a fitting soundtrack to life’s trip.&nbsp;“It’s the perfect road trip record,” she affirms. “It was mostly written while I was on tour. If the songs were written at home in Montana, I took inspiration from journal entries and memories of my travels. This is me stepping onto the stage with more miles under my boots. I’m giving into the moment and the melody to tell a story. It’s like eleven different versions of me—a woman I could have been, a woman I perhaps thought I was, and a woman I hope to be someday.”