Folk

We will be singing from 1-2!

Voices of Harmony is a group of people committed to building a better community through music and dialogue.
Voices of Harmony meets weekly to sing together and engage in meaningful conversation. We sing music from cultures around the world. And we engage in dialogues about race, gender, identity, and other issues of diversity.

All genders, all ethnicities and backgrounds, and all levels of singing experience welcome and encouraged! LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD. Come lift your voice in song, and express your unique perspective in a respectful, caring community.

Check out videos of our previous performances at http://www.youtube.com/user/voicesharmonyboston

For more information on Porchfest at Fort Foskett, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1580984592165329.

Driftwood Soldier isn't your average mandolin-bass foot-stomping gutter-folk duo.

For more information on Porchfest at Fort Foskett, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1580984592165329.

For more information on Porchfest at Fort Foskett, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1580984592165329

We're playing some classic rock, folk and Sufjan

Queer anarcha-feminist folk, a solo performance with an acoustic guitar and a loud uncompromising voice. A fantastical new genera of folk, honesty and politics I like to call "zine punk". From Berlin/Boston. The crowbar is a tool for deconstruction of toxic ideologies that seem insurmountable to dismantle, like nails trapped in the walls of institutional borders. If only we had the right tool for the job! That's what this crowbar is for.

Attention: THIS PORCH COMES WITH A ZINE DISTRO!

I will play some fast songs, some slow songs, some finger-picking, some angry, optimistic, lovesick, and most likely some broken strings (playing music is intense)

A few friends playing old-time fiddle, Irish jigs, and assorted folk tunes.

Unplugged.

Gillian may be joined by Grace Taylor, Cameron Porter Lash, Gabriella Martini and countless other local singer-songwriters, though definitely not Sam Moss, who is attending another non-porchfest concert, or Chris Chronopoulos, who is going to banjo camp.

We'll be unplugged in a tiny tent, weather permitting.

Sounds of folk mixed with rock and adult beverages. I'm trying the solo act after playing lead guitar for a few bands. Cheers!

I will be at Beadkreative from 12 - 2, which is a great local store at 369 Somerville Ave.

Ed Ayoub is a songwriter of our time, yet he is timeless. Ed doesn't
believe in time but his songs are short & quirky, catchy, expressive,
good. What makes his songs click is his honesty, his realness. There
is some beat connection. Ed captures it in laments, odes &
celebrations: