Submitted by marcy.gelb@mass... on
Blue Clouds is a contemporary folk duo of Marcy Goldstein-Gelb and Martin Hunter. They perform originals and covers with rich harmony - most often focusing on songs with powerful messages.
Submitted by CTReilly on
Duncan Pelletier writes and performs a distinctive brand of music that brings folk, funk, Americana, soul, and R&B influences to the singer-songwriter genre.
Guitarist Nate Staub and double bassist Chris Reilly will bring the decade-plus of experience playing with Duncan to the trio Porchest 2015 performance
Submitted by Dutch Tulips on
Oakes Brine is a collaboration between David Groves and Matt Freake. Music will be from approximately 1pm-4pm
Submitted by ktreibergs on
A lively mix of traditional and modern contra dance tunes played on fiddle, flute, piano, pipes, and cello.
Submitted by charnwood Pickers on
We are a group of friends who love to spend time playing bluegrass, folk, and americana tunes. The winter is over so let's move on out to the porch! The time has come!!
Submitted by Good Harbor on
Amii LeGendre describes performance as a gift, offered up to an audience to call forth deep feeling and spirit. Good Harbor, the musical project of Aparna Lakshmi and John Shakespear, offers up landscapes of people and place, stories of tenderness and loss, to call forth joy, movement and resonance. Their songs criss-cross jazz, funk, folk, blues and country to create a sound that is full and clean. Their first EP, "Ballast Songs", recorded with percussionist John Massie, is now available on Bandcamp.
Submitted by bargains on
Original folk rock & piano/cello rock music composed by three MIT engineers...
Joe Johnson - Lead Vocals, Cello
Matt Hofmann - Keyboards
Neil Dowgun - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Submitted by djgrucza on
A group of traditional Irish musicians of different levels who get together once a month to play, and to learn Traditional Irish Session Tunes. There will be anywhere from four to ten musicians playing.
Submitted by clstaton10 on
Tigerman WOAH has been described as Appalachian mountain folk/bluegrass influenced punk rock with the occasional hip-hop freak-out. http://www.tigermanwoah.com
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Combining a deep fascination for the American story song and brutal lyrical prose with a stunningly thematic and innovative soundscape, the Adam Glasseye & INSECT FABLE create music that is hysterical and always intense. http://reverendglasseye.bandcamp.com/album/the-insect-fable
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Reminiscent of an era when Clinton was president and the internet was dial-up, the Sookie St. James combine vocal harmonies with guitar, keyboard & catchy beats. https://sookieband.bandcamp.com/releases
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.
