Next Show:
The Bombadils with opener Fred Schuetze
Saturday November 16, 2019 – 8 pm (doors open 7:30 pm)
The Bombadils, a young and vibrant group from Montreal, are impressive for their musical virtuosity. Their music is often billed as classical folk, combining delicious harmonies backed up by guitar, violin and bass (and sometimes cello).
The opening act for this show is Fred Schuetze.
Double Duo Night with next generation talent! The first duo is comprised of Joshua Garcia and Sophie Buskin. The second duo is Aaron Nathans and Michael Ronstadt. These artist made a huge splash at the latest regional talent showcase for their harmonies, stage presence and instrumental skill on guitar, mandolin and cello.
Reverend Robert Jones is a blues performer from Detroit who tells spell-binding stories through his songs about the African-American experience and the influences of black culture on American music.
The opening act for this show is Eric Kilburn.
Recently, Crys Matthews has been blowing away critics, presenters and audience members, not only for her award-winning original compositions, but also her smooth but authentic stage presence. Sought after in the LBGT community, she also sings songs for us all – from stirring political protests to an appreciation song for her dog.
The opening act for this show is Kat Everett, a Haverhill poet and spoken word performer. She has played leading roles in local civic and cultural organizations including the recently established COCO Brown nonprofit venue.
Double bill of women and the Blues! The gutsy Suzie Vinnick from Canada shares the bill with our own Danielle Miraglia, giving us traditional & original blues songs that make you take notice.
Two sisters, Nerissa and Katryna Nields, grew up singing folk songs in the kitchen and in the back seat of the family car.
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