DadBand
Submitted by DadBand on
2 Dads and some Party Rock covers. Nothing fancy or serious, strictly fun.
![](https://somervilleartscouncil.org/sacfiles/porchfest/images/dadband%20banner%202.jpg)
Submitted by DadBand on
2 Dads and some Party Rock covers. Nothing fancy or serious, strictly fun.
Submitted by MonkeyKnifeFight on
Submitted by csclove on
Turn it up, man! Our favorite 70's rock classics, along with a couple staples from summer tour. :)
Submitted by Bmoody328 on
Submitted by belamored on
A six piece band of seasoned individuals on a quest to unearth and re-interpret some fun tunes from the world of blues, country, swing, and rock.
Submitted by Spaceland on
Frollicking Lamb plays heavy-lite music about wizards and dragons and stuff. They can also be sensitive and inward-looking, distortedly. The group features Alex Vira handling guitar/vocals, Blair Pershyn, on baritone guitar, Alex Lumb with drums, and Matthew Grant managing fuzz-bass/vocals.
Lost Lake plays noir rock. Featuring Isabel Riley, Ivelisse Estrada, Phillip Ouellette, Mickey Zibello, Anne Zehr.
Submitted by powersmusic on
Presenting the song writers Bill, Dave & John Powers, a songwriting team with a large, diverse repertoire of original songs Bill, Dave & John have been "back burner" songwriters, spending the bulk of their time recording and performing in various bands and performance situations. They have a large repertoire of songs .
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 vatmusic on
VAT is a rock band, baptized in the dark waters of the Merrimack Valley, and influenced by 70's occult rock, 80's hard rock/metal, and 90's fuzz.
Porchfest will see 66.6% of VAT performing an all acoustic set of their music for the first time. The set will start at 2:22 PM.
Submitted by clukens on
The British blues and metal guitar riffs of Mike Austin meet the New Wave sensibilities of bassist Colin Lukens and the muscular yet melodic voicings of drummer Chris Lawler. The result is a trio full of aural contrasts, swirling dynamics, and raw power.
But really, we sound like a 70s British rock trio. And that's fun on a Saturday afternoon.