Submitted by [email protected] on
The DQE returns! Same clowns, same circus. More of other's people's Americana and a couple originals. This year we've playing more instruments and still haven't found a drummer. Guaranteed to be louder than required, and longer than desired.
Submitted by james scaringe on
Submitted by the commune on
The commune is back hosting porchfest! This year we have 3 awesome bands performing:
Food sales will be donated to Home At Last Farm, a rescue farm for horses in New Hampshire. They rescue horses (and goats and chickens and ducks) and rehabilitate them, love them and care for them while getting them ready for their forever homes.
Submitted by Tempany on
Gothic Americana/apocalyptic LARP rock/spidercore. Effects-heavy keyboard, electric ukulele, and bass/banjo combo playing spookified Americana covers and originals. Musical influences include Tom Waits, Nick Cave, and Chelsea Wolfe. Non-musical influences include New England folklore and the D&D Monster Manual. Basically we just really like singing songs about the Devil.
Submitted by charnwood Pickers on
We are a bunch of friends who love Somerville and love to pick some tunes! Come on by!
Submitted by gsenzer on
The Pulltabs are comprised of veteran rockers from several locally based Boston area bands. The Pulltabs are heavily influenced by classic and current rock, some pop and the occasional obscure treasure. Their guitar driven sound is sweetened by the vocals of Emmy Farnham, whose singing offers a fresh and versatile listening experience especially when combined with their male vocalist/guitarist Neil Gallagher. Lead guitarist Marty Krakowsky pulls it all together with his inspired guitar licks. Holding down the rhythm section are drummer Bob Goldman and bass player Alexandra Rowe. Plan for an couple sets of familiar tunes with a new twist.
Submitted by daliaandthebigviolin on
A musical analogy for baby tigers befriending orangutans, DBV unites a Palestinian-Californian singer (D), and a Minnesotan singing cellist (BV). The pair met at Berklee College of Music around 2016, and together explore styles ranging from folk to motown. The name of the duo was conceived by a 4-year-old audience member in the summer of 2017 on a Boston Harbor Island when he exclaimed, "Mommy, that's a big violin!". Shout out to you, little buddy, wherever you are. Things they both like include: - sad songs - dad jokes - making fun of heteronormativity -writing angry emails
Submitted by WildflowerTrio on
Somerville based Wildflower Trio will bring a mix of country, folk, bluegrass, and gospel tunes with beautiful three part harmonies.
Submitted by cliffchuang@gma... on
Cliff (violin) & Carl (piano) will share a variety of tunes ranging from hymns, movie and broadway tunes, and classical pieces. Set list may include “Some” songs (Somewhere, Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Somewhere Out There, Someone to Watch Over Me), Schindler’s List, Cinema Paradiso, and Edelweiss.
Submitted by ajcrowerules on
Louder Than Milk is a band banned from all non-sanctuary cities in the U.S. and a broad (derogatory exclusion exception). If you haven't heard them, you really probably possibly kinda should (or not). Seb Kossak - Drums; Jay Paget - Electric; AJ Crowe - Acoustic
