A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).

A few years ago, Shane Henry and Maggie McClure of the husband-and-wife duo, The Imaginaries, were a newly-minted group with a prestigious inaugural performance opportunity on the books, but no band name. The Americana twosome frantically searched for a moniker that connoted boldness, adventure, and big dreams, and the name and logo came to Shane in his sleep. It was something of an escapist’s plea. The reality was Shane and Maggie were living in LA in squalid conditions as struggling artists.

Thankfully, things are much better these days for the Oklahoma-based duo as it releases its masterful sophomore album, Fever, out August 22. It's a blow-your-hair-back song collection, chock-full of gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. In addition to Shane's six-string talents, the 12-song album boasts guitar solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

"This new album is about being on the other side of struggle. It's about breakthrough--not that we have it all figured out!" Maggie says with a good-natured laugh. Shane adds: "There are a lot of hopeful stories on this album. We want to put smiles on people’s faces."

The Imaginaries blend Shane's guitar-slinging blues-rock roots with Maggie's boldly vulnerable singer-songwriter sensibility. The results are a pop-Americana aesthetic that evokes Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, The Civil Wars, and Bonnie Raitt.

They have amassed 75-plus sync-licensing placements in film, television, and advertisements. The duo wrote and produced the soundtrack for the feature film, A Cowgirl's Song, which featured Maggie and Shane as co-stars. The couple had two songs featured in the Netflix movie, Mending The Line. The Imaginaries also had a track featured, and an on-camera cameo performance, in the biopic, Reagan. Maggie and Shane appear in the upcoming film, The One, which will also feature a handful of their Christmas originals.

"I’m so fired up to play these songs. I feel like a kid again, waiting to get off the bus to play guitar for five hours!" Shane enthuses. Maggie quips: "Just like in the song, 'Fever,' it's ‘Pedal to the floor/Nothing can stop us now!'"

Come see The Imaginaries, Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 5 p.m.

Kelly McDonald's musical career started at age 15 when he began playing his first shows, sitting in with a house band after school four nights a week.

Soon after, Kelly learned how to write his own songs and found himself in the recording studio for the first time. Since then, Kelly has played county and state fairs, clubs, bars, weddings and rodeos.

His music can be heard all over the world on FM, AM, and internet radio.

Band Members:
Kelly McDonald: Lead Vocals, Guitar and Lead Guitar.
Daniel Fellows: Drums, Lead and Backup Vocals.
Kevin Yoshikawa: Lead and Rhythm Guitar.
Ryan Hahn: Bass and Backup Vocals.

Kelly and his band will be playing Wednesday, July 29, through Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 12:45 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m. (Wednesday & Thursday), 6:45 p.m. (Friday & Saturday).