Indie-country-folk-all-ages-singer-songwriter-porch-music

Leesa Coyne is a Boston area musician, creative and activist. She has been nominated for Boston Music Awards 2018 and 2019 for the best country artist with her band Lonely Leesa and the Lost Cowboys and as Best Female Vocalist in the Boston Phoenix Best Music Poll (circa 2012).

Here are some of the musical projects she has been a part of over the years:
https://www.lonelyleesa.com/
https://www.facebook.com/norsrock/
https://www.facebook.com/easyreasons/
https://www.facebook.com/Viva666Gina/

Bob Defandorf is a long-haired guy with an acoustic guitar who knows a lot of good songs and likes to play and sing whatever comes to mind. He'll just be sitting out on his porch with no amplification, and it's likely that at various points he'll be joined by his son, some friends, or maybe even you. His performance will be kid (and even grandparent)-friendly, and it's a nice, quiet street with very little traffic. He doesn't have a website or a Facebook page or anything like that; this is strictly old-school, except for the mp3 format of the song below, which is a pretty good representation of what you're likely to hear on Saturday.

Acoustic folk-rock involving banjos, mandolins, flutes, harmonica, and a bass player. There are three primary vocalists, and all told four members.

Bob Defandorf is a long-haired guy with an acoustic guitar who knows a lot of good songs and likes to play and sing whatever comes to mind. He'll just be sitting out on his porch with no amplification, and it's likely that at various points he'll be joined by his son, some friends, or maybe even you. His performance will be kid (and even grandparent)-friendly, and it's a nice, quiet street with very little traffic. He doesn't have a website or a Facebook page or anything like that; this is strictly old-school, except for the mp3 format of the song to your left, which is a pretty good representation of what you're likely to hear at Porchfest.

Bob Defandorf is a long-haired guy with an acoustic guitar who knows a lot of good songs and likes to play and sing whatever comes to mind. He'll just be sitting out on his porch with no amplification, and it's likely that at various points he'll be joined by his son, some friends, or maybe even you. His performance will be kid (and grandparent)-friendly, and it's a nice, quiet street with very little traffic. He doesn't have a website or a Facebook page or anything like that; this is strictly old-school, except for the mp3 format of the song below, which is a pretty good representation of what you're likely to hear on Saturday.