The Walking Beat Rochester, Minnesota
The Walking Beat is a honky tonk Americana in Minnesota founded by Michigan songwriters Steve McCauley and Kara Dupuy featuring Eric Kramlinger, drums, and Minnesota transplants Devon Hugdahl, bass, Kirstin Kooda, accordion, and John Molseed, banjo.
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