Submitted by Malpitts on
Acoustic bluegrass and Americana, plus a few children's songs.
Submitted by emilykc on
Noble Dust - “There is beauty in the power of all aspects of the band’s music, but it’s balanced by just how damn fun it is” - Red Line Roots.
Sibylline - “Sibylline bends words, and invent melodies heavy with truth and bleeding joy.” — NewsCenterMaine 207. Proudly Portland, ME based atmospheric folk
Hawthorn - With a powerful vocal blend surrounded in old-time banjo, seascape guitar, and dreamy electric lines, Hawthorn is quickly claiming a place in the music of New England and beyond.
Submitted by Spaces For Two on
Spaces For Two began in 2015 when Bob and David met through a posting on Craigslist. The first record Gone For The Show was met with critical acclaim in early 2017. David and Bob produced a handful of new tunes without drums and this became Believe released in late 2017. David and Bob then decided to release On The Dial in 2018 as a chronology that documented all songs recorded between 2015 and 2018. When playing live Spaces For Two adjusts their set list, arrangements and instrumentation to fit any venue, whether stripped-down with Bob on acoustic guitar and David on vocals and keys, or as a full-on band.
Submitted by ModernPainters on
Modern Painters is an autobiographical coming-of-age myth chronicling the Sartrean situation of a present-day American youth. Prodded ever-forward in a world characterized by competing dogmas, nihilist hedonism, and a deconstructionist “unmasking of” a society once steadfast in its ways, Painters is concerned less with the contemporary state of being-in-the-world than with the process of the creative act within it.
Submitted by hopeandthingsband on
Hope & Things: 12:00PM
Hope & Things is an indie rock band blending retrospective lyrics with lush atmospheres and driving grooves. His debut EP "Illusionary" covers the pains, doubts, hopes, and questions of a reflective life.
Strangers by Accident: 12:55PM
Hailing from Boston, Strangers by Accident are an authentic, energetic indie-folk act with an old-school respect for songwriting. The band’s lyrically driven songs feature three-part harmonies and veer from suitcase-stomping acoustic, to snare-pounding electric, to minimalist folk.
Submitted by Pumpkin Bread on
Pumpkin Bread, a folk quintet based in Boston, MA, plays original acoustic music that blends influences from traditional folk songs and fiddle tunes with modern sensibilities and intricate arrangements. Pumpkin Bread developed its uncommon sound in kitchen jams, traditional music sessions, and soup nights in the Boston area folk music scene. The band, hailed by The Boston Globe as “pure progressive folk fusion,” released its self-titled debut album in May 2017 in collaboration with Nine Athens Music.
Maura Shawn Scanlin
Steven Manwaring
Conor Hearn
Jackson Clawson
Aidan Scrimgeour
Submitted by ehellweg on
Members of Right on Red have been playing together off-and-on in various incarnations for 25 years. Along the way, members have opened for The Allman Brothers, Levon Helm, and Phil Lesh, played on a Clash tribute album with the likes of Camper Van Beethoven and The Smithereens, and appeared in countless regrettable gigs in between. In this current go-round, the three-piece finds new mojo building and burning the bridges between indie rock, alt-country, and noise.
Submitted by philberman on
Phil & the Flying Leap plays Americana Vaudeville originals to make you tap your toes and buy a one-way ticket to anywhere cheap. Somerville singer-songwriter Phil Berman blends influence from American roots, early jazz, musical theater, and indie folk to weave indelible pop tapestries to set your heart ablaze and your mind at ease. Dancing shoes optional, but encouraged.
Submitted by Sol_Antelope on
Hailing from Boston, Strangers by Accident are an authentic, energetic indie-folk act with an old-school respect for songwriting. Started by Brian Sousa and Amy Wynne in 2015, the duo has become a powerful live act, adding Justin Bartlett on vocals /electric guitar, and Heidi Crampton on drums. The band’s lyrically driven songs feature three-part harmonies and veer from suitcase-stomping acoustic, to snare-pounding electric, to minimalist folk.
Submitted by frontandturner on
The acoustic project of Cam Cotham- taking stylings and inspiration of alternative 90's music such as Counting Crows and Matchbox 20 coupled with indie rock and soul-folk acoustic the likes of Gaslight Anthem and Amos Lee. Performing around 1:20 PM
