Steffen Heins
Steffen has been performing live since 1992 in coffeehouses, festivals, fairs and other public appearances throughout the state of Iowa; including a 6 month music adventure to Portland, Oregon in 1995. In 1994, Steffen released his first album, On & On, featuring the songs "Little Love of Mine", "Spiders Web", and "Lady November". In 1997, the Jenni Rain album was released featuring the hit title track "Jenni Rain", "Too Poor To Be Famous", and "Who was the King". Currently, Steffen continues to perform both solo and work on a new album, expected for release in 2020.
Prior shows include Flanagan's, Hotel Pattee, Art on the Prairie, Iowa State Fair Anderson Erickson Stage, Grounds for Celebration, Java Joes, El Bait Shop, Minburn Big Heart Stage, Old Threshers Reunion, Donnelson Apple Days, Connie's Hideaway, Rock Bottom Brewery, Court Avenue Brewery, RAGBRAI-Minburn, Beaverdale Fall Festival, Downtown Farmers Market, Celebrate Waukee Festival, Donnellson Apple Daze, World Food Festival, Taste of Iowa - Conrad, BACoon Ride - Perry, Brr Ride - Hiawatha Station, Waukee Arts Central, KFMG Radio - Where the Blacktop Ends, Botanical Center, People's Court, Des Moines Arts Festival, Two Rivers Festival, Woody's Smoke Shack, Des Moines Marathon, Living History Farms, Mars Cafe, and Humboldt Arts Festival.
Prior shows include Flanagan's, Hotel Pattee, Art on the Prairie, Iowa State Fair Anderson Erickson Stage, Grounds for Celebration, Java Joes, El Bait Shop, Minburn Big Heart Stage, Old Threshers Reunion, Donnelson Apple Days, Connie's Hideaway, Rock Bottom Brewery, Court Avenue Brewery, RAGBRAI-Minburn, Beaverdale Fall Festival, Downtown Farmers Market, Celebrate Waukee Festival, Donnellson Apple Daze, World Food Festival, Taste of Iowa - Conrad, BACoon Ride - Perry, Brr Ride - Hiawatha Station, Waukee Arts Central, KFMG Radio - Where the Blacktop Ends, Botanical Center, People's Court, Des Moines Arts Festival, Two Rivers Festival, Woody's Smoke Shack, Des Moines Marathon, Living History Farms, Mars Cafe, and Humboldt Arts Festival.
Jenni Rain, 1997
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Home Grown Tomatoes
Mixing humor and energy in every performance, a Home Grown Tomatoes show is an organic music mix of life in Iowa.
The songs are presented in a fun, family friendly program with a selection of original and unique songs designed to meet the specific needs of each event and audience.
The band's goal is to have everyone with a smile on their face, a song in their head they can't get rid of, and thinking of a fond memory of life in Iowa. Their performance is a mixture of American Gothic yearning, mid-western practicality, and stubborn romanticism mixed with humor and terminal sensibility.
The Home Grown Tomatoes are available for any event including private house concerts, parties, corporate events, fairs, and festivals.
The best part of these Tomatoes is the Home Grown Tomatoes Variety which allows the band to perform as a duo, trio, quartet or quintet adding female vocals, harmonies, percussion and bass to any event.
The songs are presented in a fun, family friendly program with a selection of original and unique songs designed to meet the specific needs of each event and audience.
The band's goal is to have everyone with a smile on their face, a song in their head they can't get rid of, and thinking of a fond memory of life in Iowa. Their performance is a mixture of American Gothic yearning, mid-western practicality, and stubborn romanticism mixed with humor and terminal sensibility.
The Home Grown Tomatoes are available for any event including private house concerts, parties, corporate events, fairs, and festivals.
The best part of these Tomatoes is the Home Grown Tomatoes Variety which allows the band to perform as a duo, trio, quartet or quintet adding female vocals, harmonies, percussion and bass to any event.
Picked and Preserved, 2007
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Ripe for the Pickin, 2011
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