Submitted by Gregory Jenkins on
"Penetrating writing...etherial guitarwork based on solid jazz underpinnings." -Pierce Pettis
Submitted by Sdonaghy on
Boston-based acoustic-R&B singer songwriter. @avasophiamusic
Submitted by Bookends on
Kristina Stapelfeld and Alec Pombriant are local singer/songwriters and will be playing a mix of covers and original songs for porch fest this year. We'll likely have some special guests and maybe even some backyard games! Swing by! :)
Submitted by mboezi on
Michael Boezi is a singer-songwriter who performs original songs about current challenges in our culture. Format: Solo, busking, Billy Bragg style. Preview: https://michaelboezi.com/music or everywhere @mboezi
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mboezi
TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@mboezi
Insta: https://instagram.com/mboezi
Venmo: https://venmo.com/mboezi
Submitted by murrayof on
Neil and Mike play music together. We plan to play a bunch of songs Neil wrote and a few Mike wrote.
Submitted by sputnins on
Quirky, theatrical pop rock and ballads delivered via (electronic) piano strings and vocal chords.
Submitted by Theloveshamans on
Rock and Roll Band from the streets of the world, fronted by Lima native Leo, energized by Cali son Andrew and held down by Cork County's own Shane.
Come for an evening of rock and roll music spanning generations.
Two full band sets with rock and roll classics and acoustic set with original songs.
Will be spinning deep cuts and gems along with top hits in between sets.
Thank you for supporting local artists!
Submitted by Theloveshamans on
Rock and Roll Band.
Submitted by ParallelComics on
When Tony from the band Aqua Hamster makes music alone, he does it as Crushdepth.
For porchfest, Tony will be collaborating with George Philips on fiddle, to add extra depth to the crushing!
Submitted by Kasia Bytnerowicz on
Radha is a 21 year old artist from the Boston area who expresses her emotions in the realm of trap-soul and late night r&b. Having trained in the art-form of Hindustani Classical music through the span of her childhood, Radha has found a way to preserve ethnic tradition in her art. Her Indian roots and western influences show their presence in her dark melodies as she navigates through her experiences of love and loss.
