Bella Rayne Brings Americana, Southern Rock And Jam Music To Half Shell Tuesday

ROSEBURG, Ore. - Music on the Half Shell continues its 2026 summer concert series Tuesday, July 28, with guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Bella Rayne performing at the Nichols Band Shell in Stewart Park.

The free concert begins at 7 p.m.

Rayne, 19, leads the Bella Rayne Band, blending Americana, Southern rock, indie folk and improvisational jam music. Raised between the mountains of North Carolina and the Northern California coast, she has earned attention for expressive guitar playing, original songwriting and energetic live performances.

A self-taught guitarist, Rayne began seriously playing during the COVID-19 pandemic after picking up an old Stratocaster. She developed her skills by listening, practicing and studying performances online, initially drawing inspiration from 1990s grunge and alternative rock before expanding into psychedelic rock and the improvisational traditions of jam bands.

Rayne has also had the opportunity to perform with “Alligator,” the Fender Stratocaster once played by Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia. She played the historic instrument during an International Women’s Day tribute performance in Berkeley.

Her band’s concerts combine original material, heartfelt songwriting and extended grooves, leaving room for spontaneous improvisation and a different experience at each performance. The group has continued building an audience through appearances at venues and festivals around the country.

Music on the Half Shell concerts are held Tuesday evenings at Stewart Park and are free to attend.

Remaining 2026 Music On The Half Shell Lineup

• July 28: Bella Rayne
• Aug. 4: Jackie Venson
• Aug. 11: MarchFourth Marching Band

All concerts begin at 7 p.m.