Mark Winters - Good Vibes Highway Tour
Mark Winters
The Orphan 40, Nate Ni-Chloe, Patrick Santerre
Mark Winters - Good Vibes Highway Tour
MARK WINTERS
I first picked up a guitar to play a song for my wife on our anniversary. That’s when I discovered the joy of connecting with people through music. My sound is rock with a positive vibe, and my biggest influences are John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. My music starts from a place of poetry and creative inspiration, and I use my “rocket-scientist brain” to find structures that help me explore that initial burst of inspiration and feeling – like writing haiku's, my favorite! My grandmother taught me to express myself through poetry and I'm thankful to her for setting me on this creative and expressive path.
Join Mark for an evening of Acoustic Rock With A Positive Vibe in Seattle, Washington
About the Good Vibes Highway Tour:
The Good Vibes Highway Tour is a musical road trip dedicated to sharing positive, nerdy energy with communities across the U.S. and Canada. Each stop blends humor, heart, and harmony — delivering feel-good acoustic performances that leave audiences smiling and inspired.
With songs that remind us to “Shine” with each other and share our positive energy, the tour celebrates curiosity, kindness, and connection through music. Fueled by protons, It’s part science enthusiasm, part storytelling, and all about lifting spirits — one campground, coffeehouse, and community stage at a time.
Whether under the stars at a national park or on stage in a bustling city, the Good Vibes Highway Tour invites everyone to unplug, laugh, and share a little light along the way.
The Orphan 40
Music done right is deeply personal. Drawing inspiration from the likes of early David Gray, the Lumineers, Matt Nathanson and countless other singer-songwriters, The Orphan 40 is driven by earnest, heart-on-the-sleeve lyrics, “leave it all on the stage” vocals, and the notion that simple can be better.
NATE NI-CHLOE
This Texas raised girly-pop gayboy, is a multi-instrumentalist that has found fresh inspiration soaking up the vibrant music communities of Seattle. Known for curating dynamic cover performances through live looping, they build layered soundscapes in real time, blending rhythm, melody, and texture into immersive sets. Their original work ranges from richly produced multi-instrumental compositions to intimate indie folk songs, often written on acoustic guitar and delivered with distinct raspy vocals. Drawing from both Southern roots and Pacific Northwest influences, their sound lives somewhere between raw storytelling and atmospheric experimentation.
Patrick Santerre
Solo Singer Songwriter
Pike Place Market Busker
Front Man for 21 Guns Seattle's Tribute to Green Day
Patrick Santerre is a Seattle-based singer-songwriter whose sound is defined by an intimate blend of acoustic indie and emo, built upon a foundation of haunting chord progressions and raw, melodic vulnerability. Drawing deep inspiration from a decade as a fixture of the Pike Place Market music scene as a busker, his performances capture the grit and authenticity of a seasoned street performer while maintaining the polished introspection of a studio artist. His music bridges the gap between high-energy punk roots and the stripped-back honesty of an acoustic guitar, creating a sonic landscape that is as atmospheric as it is grounded. Focused on evocative storytelling and emotional resonance, Patrick delivers a compelling live set designed to leave a lasting, memorable impression long after the final note.