Pop

Birds Already is an indie/funk band based out of Boston, Massachusetts. Influences range from rock/pop artists Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bruno Mars, and Fleetwood Mac to rnb/jazz artists Anderson Paak, Tom Misch, Thundercat, and Snarky Puppy. This will be Birds Already's third time playing Somerville Porchfest!

Birds Already released their first studio EP "Give and Give" in December 2021. In 2022, Birds Already have played at venues around the Boston/Somerville/Cambridge area like The Jungle and O'Briens and hope to add to that list throughout the summer.

Be sure to follow Birds Already on Instagram!

Three friends doing acoustic pop covers.

If you took the angst ridden anthems of the 2000s and combined them with the truth bearing storytelling of country music, you’d find yourself listening to EJ Carey. EJ’s blend of pop rock packs an emotional punch by reintroducing the sounds of her teen years to the age of Spotify under the guise of confessional plot-driven songwriting. Her latest EP “Outlier" is reminiscent of Avril Lavigne, Paramore, and Taylor Swift, with powerful vocals shouting out the words you wish you could say.

Dance band covering motown, funk, pop, and R&B spanning from the 70s to current hits.

(Stevie Wonder, Madonna, Wham, Donna Summer, Dua Lipa, Lady Gaga, Whitney, etc.) 

Here to rock your world.

We're a several-month-old co-ed acapella group! We sing all sorts of music - Enya, classic 50's doo-wop, Amos Lee. Come check us out!

Brocade is a brassless brass band from Somerville, MA. They play borderless, danceable folk music: new, old and original.

School of HONK is an open community street band and music school. Every Sunday, we take our moves and grooves to the streets, playing lively music to inspire our neighbors and bind our community together.

Acoustic interpretations of songs from the 1980s and other decades, plus a few weird originals. Cello, guitar, keyboard, and vocals.

"The Accusations fly"
- The Police, "Don't Stand So Close To Me"

"I've heard The Accusations before, and I ain't gonna take any more"
- The Alan Parsons Project, "Eye in the Sky"