Submitted by April Grant on
Traditional and folk-adjacent unaccompanied harmony singing.
Submitted by tjohnson on
Ira Klein is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist and composer, originally from Jerusalem, Israel. Join Ira and his virtuosic string-band for a captivating and uplifting set of American folk music. From driving fiddle tunes to haunting ballads, Ira's band will present a joyful program of music, rooted in the rich old time and blues traditions.
Check out Ira Klein on Instagram.
Submitted by gautamsuri on
The sultry and soulful brothers and sisters of Winslow Ave haven't showered in a week - its getting funky
Submitted by Dave Rac on
Singer songwriter performing folk, rock, indie, alternative songs. If you like what you hear, please check out my Instagram @daveracmusic
Submitted by akm2022 on
Music from students who spent the semester designing songs for specific salutary effects in esperanza spalding's class Songwrights Apothecary Lab. Join us for an assortment of songs and styles in a casual porch context!
Submitted by Sam Duncan on
Beacon Street Blues (Zack Gresser and Sam Duncan) returns to Porchfest with special guest Lily Tiarks and (maybe) more! We'll see you there!
We'll be playing at 4:45 pm!
Submitted by j3nnyg0ff on
Melding driving Appalachian fiddle-and-banjo music with the crooked tunes of Québec, Joel and Eric bring a foot-stomping, border-crossing twist to traditional music new and old. They may even be joined by a few friends, too!
Submitted by ek2398 on
We're a group of friends, playing a mix of folk, pop, and traditional Irish music on harp, violin, acoustic guitar, bodhran, banjo, ukulele, vocals, and last but not least, the egg shaker.
Submitted by maryp on
Folk, guitar, voice. Succulent, sweet, surprises. Bubbles, hula hoops, chalk.
Petite person, booming vocals that can stop fixies in their tracks.
Also, sometimes an 80's sing-a-long song on ukulele thrown in, because we're grown ups and we can do what we want.
Want to hear something? If you request it and I know it? I'll play it.
*Also, though not specifically geared towards kids, people of all ages tend to listen joyfully. I think you'll like it.
Submitted by Harvard Square Roots on
‘60s folk music by Dan Hogan and Jane Lawson.
Dan & Jane’s haphazard career as folksingers has included occasional house concerts and busking in Harvard Square and Martha’s Vineyard. Dan’s been singing and playing guitar since 14. Despite several superb instructors, he’s kept his proficiency at a pretty low level. But his enthusiasm for ‘60s folk music, especially Leonard Cohen, has somewhat made up for lack of talent. With stardom beyond reach, he found his niche as the now retired Executive Director of Club Passim. Jane is a retired teacher, painter, and rank amateur singer. She’s been wailing away in church choirs and community theater and choruses for a very long time.
