Events

A mixture of punk rock groups from around New England.

Do you remember the 21st night of September? How about the 4th of February? 2020 marked a year-long celebration of their 50th anniversary. See them live in their elements.

An eleven-piece groove machine that brings an enormous amount of performance energy.

Honing his guitar chops by studying with local legend Chris Leigh, founder Gray Hallberg studied jazz performance at the University of Vermont and theory and composition at the University of Colorado.

That seems like an inordinate amount of ghosts for one indie/rock show.

Blues, soul and R&B from two very talented bands.

Ford and company perform all the hits you know and love, including the “Purple Rain” album in its entirety.

By fertilizing American roots music with contemporary and international influences, this trio brings a personal perspective to acoustic music.

Master pianist/vocalist Kenny Brawner portrays Ray, and he leads his 11-piece orchestra and three sultry vocalists (a la the Raelettees), performing Mr. Charles’ most popular hits.

A Gen-Z guitar prodigy whose strumming skills have brought him to “The Late Show,” Wrigley Field and Netflix.

Esteemed local musician and actor who’s been performing professionally all over the East Coast since the late ’80s.

A Dominican singer, songwriter, musician and Bachata artist known worldwide for his hits such as "Es Tan Dificil," "Asesina," "La Mejor de Todas," "Mañana en tu Olvido," "Amiga Veneno" and "La Avispa" among others.

A mix of some of the stars of the singer/songwriter movement across the past three decades unite for the 25th anniversary of this annual show.

Featuring MARZ (Moretti, Azzolina, Richards & Zinno). If there was ever a local jazz "Supergroup," this might be it.

Rachel Sumner performs with her full band, Traveling Light. Plus J. Michael Graham and Steve Allain making folk-bluegrass with a flair for audience participation.

A lineup of several swingin’ blues artists from around the country.