21+, $13 Adv, $15 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

The Soggy Po Boys, native to New England, have quickly become an institution. They are spreading the good news of New Orleans music across the northeast and beyond, playing at concert halls and street corners; music festivals and burlesque festivals; bars and libraries; wherever the party requires. Part of the beauty of New Orleans music is that it's celebrated and appreciated wherever it goes, from the street to the theater.

21+, $10 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p Doors, 8:30p Show

Zoe Sparks (solo) is a bass player, singer, and songwriter born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Influenced mainly by popular music from the 1970's to the present, she plays R&B, funk, soul, and hip hop. Zoe and her band share a passion for performing and delivering meaningful messages accompanied by funky, soulful grooves.

Wollaston Collective is Northeastern University's premiere student funk group bringing fresh modern funk/fusion/everything in between to the Boston area.

Champagne Charlie & the Wah Wahs is a 5-piece Indie Rock group based out of Boston, Massachusetts. Inspired by the music of The Beatles, The Beach Boys and Bruce Sprinsgteen, The Wah Wahs, have found a place in modern music, attracting an audience of all ages.

Marvin's Stray Cows are four friends. Once separated by time & circumstance, they're now back together to sit in the pocket and vibe on some banging instrumental jams.

21+, $12 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p doors, 8:30p show

Carmen Marsico & Zafarán explores music that crosses time and boundaries, incorporating traditions from all over the Mediterranean, with a focus on the folk traditions of Basilicata as well as Rom migration patterns. Zafarán will perform music from Southern Italy, Cape Verde, and Spain, plus a Traditional Romani song as well as an original composition. Zafarán's members: Carmen Marsico, voice; Björn Wennås, guitars & mandola; Dan Meyers, recorders, percussion; Davide Roberto, percussion.

21+, 8p. $10 suggested donation.

Father and daughter duo, Eric and Hazel Royer, joined by Sean Staples and special guest Tim Kelly are The Royer Family Band. Enjoy a night of country, folk and bluegrass music.

21+, $15 Adv, $20 @ Door. 7p doors, 7:30p show

Singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer and bandleader, Ross Bellenoit’s latest full length offering, Where Does The Light Go? features eleven Americana tinged songs that were written and produced by Bellenoit.

Chris O’Brien began performing in the early 2000s in the Cambridge, Massachusetts area and quickly became a fixture in local music scene.

21+, $20 adv, $22 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Jamie McLean Band is a triple threat. The group’s energetic and captivating live show is undeniable. McLean’s fiery guitar has joined the ranks of Derek Trucks, Gregg Allman, Aaron Neville, Dr. John and more.

His blue eyed southern soul vocals ooze real emotion. And his top line songwriting chops have crafted profound, honest and heartfelt songs that will keep you singing along, dancing along and feeling like the song was written about you.

21+, $12 Adv, $15 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Clamb was born out of a Dadaist desire to create music free from societal norms of perfection, to exercise artistic free will, and achieve real happiness outside the constraints of society driven by commercial art and the lie of “content creation”.

Originally a quintet, Shibui now performs as a trio on the backdrop of hypnotic drones, intensifying the core groove at the heart of each piece. 

Weaving a rich yet minimal rhythmic web, Shibui utilizes cyclical patterns to propel the music forward and renew its energy with each phrase.

21+, $10 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p Doors, 8:30p Show

DKNTL is the brainchild of Boston-based, power-pop artist and producer Christian DeKnatel as he blurs across instruments, genres, time, and space. His uniquely versatile sound is upbeat, earnest, and (most of all…) CATCHY.

The Most Beautiful Moth in America is Coldplay for rats.

Orbiter is an alternative indie band out of Boston.

Oh Octopus Ah is a cousin of Boston alternative band, Tower Brothers. Like their relatives, this band spreads good vibes and high energy at every show with a fusion of sounds and genres.

21+, 8p. $10 suggested donation.

Father and daughter duo, Eric and Hazel Royer, joined by Sean Staples and special guest Tim Kelly are The Royer Family Band. Enjoy a night of country, folk and bluegrass music.

21+, $13 Adv, $15 @ Door. 7p doors, 7:30p show

Lyle Brewer is a guitarist from Massachusetts. He plays original instrumental music and is influenced by folk, jazz and classical music. He studied at The New England Conservatory of Music starting in 2004 and has maintained a strong presence in the Boston music scene ever since. He has performed as a sideman with Ryan Montbleau, Dietrich Strause, Caitlin Canty and Peter Mulvey. As a solo artist Brewer has released 7 albums. He is currently on faculty at The Berklee College of Music and is working on a new album with Kristin Slipp from Cuddle Magic

21+, ADVANCE SALES ARE DONE, $25 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Hallelujah The Hills is an indie rock band formed in 2007 by Ryan Walsh. Known for their anthemic songs and high energy shows, they have been an integral part of Boston's indie scene since their inception.

Eyelids hail from Portland OR and is Pacific Northwest music royalty. Members have spent time in The Decemberists, Guided By Voices, and recent addition bassist, Victor Krummenacher of Camper van Beethoven. Peter Buck of REM has worked with them as producer.

21+, $10 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p Doors, 8:30p Show

Sanvi is a 20 year old singer-songwriter, producer and composer. She was born in New Jersey, stayed in Allentown, then moved to India and lived there for 10 years. During that time she trained in Indian Classical vocals and used this training in her Indie/Pop to make her songs 'cooler'. Right now she's studying Contemporary Writing and Production at Berklee College of Music.

Syd Rose is a talented young and driven songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. After beginning her Music Production and Engineering studies at Berklee College of Music, Rose has expanded her skills to become a performer. Syd has finally put together a band of her favorite musical collaboratorswhom she has met during her time at Berklee.

Twam combines elements of pop, alternative, melodic rap, and R&B with intricately layered, groove-based instrumentals and vocals that can soar sky high or provide a delicate and intimate feel. Twam (real name Stephen Sifflard) is first and foremost a drummer who has grown up playing in band’s all over the New England area. 

21+, 8p. $10 suggested donation.

Father and daughter duo, Eric and Hazel Royer, joined by Sean Staples and special guest Tim Kelly are The Royer Family Band. Enjoy a night of country, folk and bluegrass music.

21+, ADVANCE TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT. THERE WILL BE A LMITED NUMBER OF $20 ADMISSIONS AT THE DOOR. 7p doors, 7:30p show

Christian McNeill was born in Ireland (Derry) but has made Boston his home for decades. He's been a staple of the local music scene in the bands Hybrasil and Sea Monsters. A prolific songwriter, he's added solo/duo shows to his busy schedule, always showcasing new material.

21+, $13 Adv, $15 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p showtime

Daniel Miller is a singer-songwriter with a penchant for centering his music on locales that inspire him. “My goal is to take a region that I love and write songs about that place. My focus isn’t on limiting a record to fit into a specific bin on a store shelf; it’s to tell a story.” Born and raised in Knoxville, TN and currently living outside of Boston, MA, Daniel has been writing songs based off of his experiences on the road for the past twenty years. Those songs have provided him the opportunity to open for various national touring acts in some of America’s most beloved performance venues.

21+, $15 Adv, $20 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Matt Charette And The Truer Sound play resolutely hardscrabble rockand roll, buoyed especially by organist Chris Coughlin’s infectious Hammond M-3 licks. Drummer Greg Hoffman and bassist Nick Scotti, meanwhile, lay down a taut, springy bottom. The band is superbly tight, crossing paths now and then with Steve Earle’s great early-era Dukes.

Lenny Lashley will open the show.

21+, $10 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p Doors, 8:30p Show
Dakota embodies what it means to be a singer-songwriter, performer, and artist. With her playful, yet introspective pop tunes, Dakota takes inspiration from today’s biggest stars, but with old school funk influences that set her apart.

Levy is an up-and-coming indie pop artist bringing a fresh perspective and unmistakable sound to the modern music scene. Based in Boston where she is currently studying at Berklee College of Music, Marella writes and performs songs that are simultaneously haunting, healing, and memorable.

Two Smooth is a soulful duo based out of Boston.

21+, $12 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p doors, 8:30p show

Keegan James Blood is an eclectic singer/songwriter. Performing in Boston since 2014 with his dynamic rock group, Red Mill, his songs blend folk-rock hooks with sharp-tongued humor creating a distinctive sonic style. He'll be joined by Nat Pierce on drums.

21+, $10 suggested donation, 7:30p

Eric Royer has been performing and recording folk music as "Royer's One-Man Band" since 1994 on a crazy array of foot and hand controlled mechanical musical instruments he built himself.

21+. ADVANCE SALES ARE DONE. $15 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Sean Trischka is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from New Jersey.

Trischka tours regularly with his own project and is the touring drummer for Mipso and Carsie Blanton. He has performed and/or recorded with Lula Wiles, Jill Sobule, Billy Strings, Oteil Burbridge (Dead & Company), Mike Gordon (Phish), Béla Fleck, Kate Pierson (B-52's), Julian Lage, Vernon Reid, Sarah Jarosz, members of Lake Street Dive, Oh Pep!, and a slew of others.

Musicians, singer-songwriters, and husband and wife, Rachael and Luke Price, are bringing back the feel-good vibes of classic Americana.

21+, $15 Adv, $20 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Sawaari explores the nexus of Indian taals, Arabic maqams, and trance music from North Africa and Italy, fully encompassing the varied interests and backgrounds of its band members: Fabio Pirozzolo (vocals and percussion), Mike Rivard (sintir and double bass), Andy Bergman (sax, clarinet) and Amit Kavthekar (tabla).

21+, $10 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p Doors, 8:30p Show

Gatch (solo) is an indie artist from Boston who makes music you’ll want to dance around your kitchen to!

Keyboard Dog (solo) is an indie folk rock artist from boston fronted by multi-instrumentalist Steve Kurz.

Grace Givertz is a multi-instrumentalist who uses her honest lyrics to bring a refreshing sound to folk. Born and raised in Jupiter, Florida, Grace has been writing songs and performing since she was eleven years old. Performing at well loved Boston venues, Grace Givertz has opened for favorites like Lucy Dacus, Neyla Pekarek (The Lumineers), John Paul White (The Civil Wars), and Erin Rae.

21+, $12 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p doors, 8:30p show.

A 6th-generation musician raised in Nashville, TN, Charissa’s path to music seemed inevitable, but her choice of instrument- the ukulele- came out of nowhere. A celebrated instrumentalist and songwriter, she’s performed everywhere from Freshgrass Festival (through Berklee’s American Roots Music Program) to the Bluebird Cafe.

Mandolinist and vocalist, Moriah Ozberkmen and bassist and vocalist, Hazel Royer make up the folk duo Hazel & Mo! They are both students at the Berklee College of Music where they are studying instrumental performance.

21+, ADVANCE SALES ARE DONE. $20 @ Door. 8p doors, 8:30p show

It’s no secret that great art comes from the margins. From those who are either pushed to create from inner forces, or who create to show they deserve to be recognized. Los Angeles-based street singer, guitarist, and roots music revolutionary Sunny War has always been an outsider, always felt the drive to define her place in the world through music and songwriting. Her restless spirit, a byproduct of growing up semi-nomadic with a single mother, led her to Venice Beach, California, where she’s been grinding the pavement for some years now, making a name for her prodigious guitar work and incisive songwriting, which touches on everything from police violence to alcoholism to love found and lost.

21+, $12 Adv, $15 @ Door. 7p doors, 7:30p show

On his debut solo album, Cambridge native John Shakespear merged his dual lives as a musician and a fiction writer to create a collection of folk-tinged songs that American Songwriter compared to the work of Fleet Foxes and Elliott Smith. His next record, due out in April, is a concept album set amid the bars and basements of Boston’s local music scene.

21+, $17 Adv, $20 @ Door. 9:30p doors, 10p show
Award-winning multi-digital media artist, musician, organizer & filmmaker, Cliff Notez’ art is a continuous exploration of the black mind. Rooted in hip hop, their art tackles the political and the personal, exploring the intimate consequences of a society where black bodies are easily ignored, forgotten, or disregarded.

Cliff was named "New Artist of the Year" at the 2018 Boston Music Awards and has since gone on to rack up an incredible 11 Award nominations, including in the coveted "Artist of the Year" and "Live Artist of the Year" categories. In 2019, Cliff became the first musician to be named "Musician of the Year" for Boston Magazine's Best of Boston and in 2020, was named in their "Top 100 Most Influential Bostonians" list.

Photocomfort is the electronic pop project of Boston-based musician Justine Bowe.

21+, ADVANCE SALES ARE DONE, $12@ THE DOOR. 9:30p doors, 10p show

Sam Reid and the Riot Act is an American roots and bluegrass band of the un-pure variety, with plenty of flatpicking and three-part harmonies punctuated by a driving rhythm section.

21+, $10 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p doors, 8:30p show

Big Rav is a lively, relatable, and spirited band influenced by the everchanging decades of rock and the constant grind of existence. If you’re looking for a way to blow off some steam, come see Big Rav cope with adulthood by playing their music and trying not to think about work tomorrow.

Round Trip is a four-piece indie ensemble hailing from Boston, MA. They provide deep and meaningful listening experiences through laboriously crafted songs, delicious riffs, and eclectic live improvisation.

Anthony Giordano is a singer, actor, and musician from New York, currently based in Boston. Inspired by his Spanish roots and a love of rock n' roll.

21+, $12 Adv, $15 @ Door. 8p doors, 8:30p show

Carmen Marsico & Zafarán explores music that crosses time and boundaries, incorporating traditions from all over the Mediterranean, with a focus on the folk traditions of Basilicata as well as Rom migration patterns. Zafarán will perform music from Southern Italy, Cape Verde, and Spain, plus a Traditional Romani song as well as an original composition. Zafarán's members: Carmen Marsico, voice; Björn Wennås, guitars & mandola; Dan Meyers, recorders, percussion; Davide Roberto, percussion.

21+, 8p. $10 suggested donation.

Father and daughter duo, Eric and Hazel Royer, joined by Sean Staples and special guest Tim Kelly are The Royer Family Band. Enjoy a night of country, folk and bluegrass music.