Americana

Boston-based acoustic group Trusting Fate ( www.trustingfate.com ) is bolstered by a genuine passion for creating imaginative, unexpected and fun music. The group’s debut release Down to the Basics features 12 original tunes that combine elements of rock, folk, bluegrass, roots and blues into a fresh, powerful sound. In addition to the 3 part harmonies, expect to hear bass, guitar, fiddle, accordion, harp, mandolin, piano, organ, manditar, percussion, etc. They have an ever growing list of instruments which keeps each song different.

We play Traditional Roots music

We are a small group of old friends who enjoy play eclectic music. We have been playing together on and off for more than 30 years.

Goodnight Blue Moon - Best Roots Act in the 2016 New England Music Awards & Best Folk/Traditional Act in the 2013 Connecticut Music Awards

The Wolff Sisters - With haunting harmonies and songs reminiscent of washed up wanderers on New England’s salty coasts, Rebecca, Rachael, and Kat stole Boston’s heart as The Wolff Sisters (yes, they’re really sisters).

Noble Dust - A motley collection of reformed band geeks, Noble Dust fills festivals and tiny living rooms alike with their dynamic, lyrically-driven progressive folk pop. They recently released their debut LP with a grant from Club Passim's Iguana Fund.

The Old North is a lively four piece folk band playing an upbeat style of traditional American music that blends the singer/songwriter genre with jazz, bluegrass, and blues. The band is made up of an acoustic guitarist/singer, electric lead guitar, bass, and drums. Often described as the vocal tones of Ray Lamontagne mixed with lively bluegrass musicianship, The Old North emanates soulfulness and skill with every performance. The band's lead singer released a self titled debut album in early 2016 and a single titled "Caught" in September 2017. Plans for an EP are in the works for spring 2018 which will be the first release under the band name The Old North.

Gritty Titty is not a band with whom one would want to trifle. For as onlookers are dazzled by the Titty, the Gritty is balling up its fist...and you only notice that fist when it's inches away from the bridge of your nose. It's too late to parry or duck. And as the Gritty is shattering cartilage, the Titty is hooking to the body, targeting vital organs. You've been deceived by the dazzle of the Titty. It's too late. The back of your head is dusting the floor. In this scenario, fists are metaphors for rock and roll.

Phishy deady jam rock with above average moosieness

The Erlenmeyers play an infectious mix of covers and originals straight from the depths of Americana, honky tonk, blues, rock and soul filtered through their own unique lens.

The Erlenmeyers are Jameson Hannon on guitar, Chris Mitchel on drums, and Rob Dross on bass.

Southern Appalachian songs and tunes on fiddle, banjo, guitar and bass. Fun for the whole family!