Indie

Two guys who talk about their feelings and play music.

Fish House is a cruise ship jam band.

Jill McCracken is an indie songstress that thrives on classic pop and soul. Her catalog of original songs over the past 10 years have evolved from an indie rock upbringing to a soulful pop sound that draws inspiration from Lake Street Dive, Kat Wright, Nicole Atkins, Amy Winehouse, Aretha Franklin, Paul Simon, and of course, The Beatles. Constantly voicing tales of misadventures and love of all kinds, Jill's performance is intimate, sincere, and unrelenting. Backed by her long time friend and musical partner Kevin Ewer (drums), these two are delighted to have added Jim Horvath (guitar) and Brendan Duran (bass) to the lineup.

Spicy Boys Present, A presentation, Presented by the Big Spicy Boy in the Sky; The Sun

Tony Bullets:
https://tonybullets.bandcamp.com/

Max Clark & The Boys Below:
https://maxclarkmusic.bandcamp.com/releases

Camino 84:
https://camino84.bandcamp.com/

Healing Cow:
https://healingcow.bandcamp.com/

Charles Delta is an Boston-based, blues-infused, post-punk band steeped in psychedelic rock. They will be joined by their good friends Awaaz Do, a post-colonial pop band that fuses Bollywood classics with a punk sensibility. For more information, please visit the event page: www.facebook.com/events/914160682095822

Orphic Blues is a four piece ALt-Rock outfit from Allston MA. Drawing heavily from the sounds of the 90's and early 00's, we put forth music that is uplifting, yet always socially aware, and should sound vaguely familiar to most Rock fans. Like a friend from childhood, Orphic Blues attempts to connect to listeners via common memories while still trying to live in the moment.

After releasing our first SPLIT EP with Lord Gorgeous in the summer of 2017, we're now hard at work preparing our second release for this Summer.

eclectic covers from the groovy aisle.

Local busker comes up from the subway with a set full of quirky originals and college rock classics.

Members of Right on Red have been playing together off-and-on in various incarnations for 25 years. Along the way, members have opened for The Allman Brothers, Levon Helm, and Phil Lesh, played on a Clash tribute album with the likes of Camper Van Beethoven and The Smithereens, and appeared in countless regrettable gigs in between. In this current go-round, the three-piece finds new mojo building and burning the bridges between indie rock, alt-country, and noise.