Funk

The Odells: a wide-ranging collective offering rock, soul, and New Orleans funk played with deep respect to the originators flavored with fresh, of-the-moment improvisational interpretations. Yeah, the fellas can jam.

Current lineup includes Aaron Belyea (vocals, guitar), Scott Farrell (guitar, bass, vocals), Andy Kearney (keyboards, vocals), Kurt Overberg (drums) and Neil Overberg (guitar, bass). Most of which are recovering musicians who got tired of living in vans.

Due earlier arrangement, The Odells will be playing 2 - 4pm. We'll apologize by having homemade lemonade available.

Video from The Odell's 4th time playing together: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ii1NsWcr9r0

<strong>The Second Line Social Aid and Pleasure Society Brass Band</strong> is a 12-20 piece &ldquo;raucous, stomp-your-foot-and-belt-out-the-choruses&rdquo; New Orleans-style street band based in Somerville &amp; Cambridge, Massachusetts. We are regular Joes and Janes with day jobs who combine music with social action; slamming out the sounds of the legendary Crescent City for peace rallies, street festivals, parades, and benefits.We are also a part of the organizing force behind <a href="http://honkfest.org">HONK!</a> a festival of activist street bands that takes place every October in Somerville&rsquo;s Davis Square.

Afrobeat, Funk, Groove. Horns, percussion, guitars, drum and bass. Outside, dancing, little kids, good times!

Birdface has a unique sound that blends elements of Rock, Funk, and Blues.

Birdface is Michael Cucchi (Vocals, Harmonica), Jamie Bacheller (Guitar), Brian Bacheller (Drums, Vocals), and Kevin Farren (Bass/Guitar, Vocals).

Reuniting due to last year&#39;s successful team-up at last year&#39;s event,&nbsp;Sam Spencer and Jim Miller will be celebrating Porchfest 2013 in the best way possible&nbsp;-&nbsp;by hanging out on a porch and playing music. There will be some improvised combination of electric bass, guitar, upright bass, banjo, keyboard, laptop beats, dancing and merriment. Shenanigans will likely be involved as well. There is literally no way to know what will happen, but it can be assured that it will be good times.

Pindar -Not to be confused with the Greek poet, is a blending of Rock, Eastern European, and Jazz themes. We'll be performing a collection of originals and covers -the later ranging from funk to Ska. Carefully orchestrated yelling from the audience is encouraged.

THE BIG DRIFT’s earliest roots began about four years ago when Jono Edwards and Noah Kaufman began recording music together. Eventually, they found a bassist in Pat Rooney and a drummer in Noah Stockman. After working hard and earning enough money from their gigs, they put it all towards their one common goal—an album. In September 2011, their debut album “The Big Drift” was finished. The Big Drift present a rock sound with sweet elements of funk, reggae, blues, and even a little bit of country. Their popular tunes satisfy listeners of all kinds, and are sure to get the audience’s heads bobbin’ and feet movin’.

All vinyl DJ set: 60s Soul, Reggae &amp; Funk