Submitted by brulek86 on
Porchfest is the best day ever! What's better than sharing music and sunshine with your community. If you are out and about, stop by 136 Holland St. We'll have different styles and bands playing! Country, folk-pop, and more! See you all there!
Submitted by BobOakes on
Back for another year of some old Delta Blues on the slide guitar and some crawfish. Influences: Son House, Bukka White, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Guy Davis, Bob Dylan, The Band.
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HEADLINER-
<strong>The Novel Ideas</strong> are a country folk quintet of friends from the great state of Massachusetts that create a blend of pastoral, harmony driven, and plaintive Americana. The last couple years have been spent touring nationally, writing, and recording as a band. Their latest release, <em>St. Paul Sessions</em>, features six unreleased live recordings and aims to capture the raw energy of their live performance.
<strong>Members</strong>
Daniel Radin - Guitars, Vocals
Danny Hoshino - Guitars, Pedal Steel, Vocals
Sarah Grella - Vocals
James Parkington - Bass Guitar, Vocals
Karl Grohmann - Drums
OPENER-
<strong>TBA</strong>
Submitted by charnwood Pickers on
We are a group of close friends who love to sing and pick down some old country, americana, and folks music. Come on over for a good old fashioned time!
Submitted by CER on
Bealtaine is a group of friends who play Irish and a bit of Scottish traditional music. Some of us play professionally, others just for fun. We frequently get together for house parties and enjoy sharing our tunes and love of the music with others. Come join us for some tunes and a few songs, "craic agus ceol" (good times/fun and music).
Submitted by markus_aurelius on
a refreshing musical concoction originated in Boston in 2015. best served in a barrel.
recipe: 1 part bluegrass, 1 part swing, dash of jugband, twist of lemon
preparation: shake vigorously, garnish with minor keys
Submitted by porchpartymamas on
Inspired by playing and singing each others songs at their own "porch parties", these established Boston area musicians and singer/songwriters decided to combine their individual talents and create their own brand of Urban Folk, Country and Blues. They took their act on the road and "Porch Party Mamas" was born. All are seasoned players, each with their own pervasive individual music persona and critical accolades. Between them, they have shared the stage with a distinguished litany of artists, including Willie Nelson, the Indigo Girls and Lyle Lovett.
Submitted by jeffk on
Come sing with us! Weather permitting, we'll have a grill, a cooler of drinks, a bunch of chairs, and a nigh-bottomless repertoire. Give us a song (especially one with a good chorus!) and we'll let you partake.
We're a somewhat fluid group of singers and session leaders, founders and organizers of Somerville's monthly pub sing at the Armory and Boston's monthly chantey sing at the USS Constitution Museum. Many of us perform at folk festivals and other events in various configurations. Regulars include: Jeff Keller, Jeremy and Angela Kessler, Lynn Noel, Anabel Graetz, and Lynn Feingold.
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