Jon Tyler is a singer and guitarist with Uncle Jon’s Band. His sets draw on classic rock and jam-band traditions, including the Grateful Dead. The focus stays on feel and flow, with songs allowed room to stretch and a steady connection with the crowd.
South Shore native Chris Ballerini has been writing songs and performing across New England since returning from Alaska in 2015. He formed SixFoxWhiskey soon after, releasing three albums and several singles. He has opened for The Elovaters, Ripe, Kung Fu and Rustic Overtones, and played festivals including Levitate Music and Arts Festival and Levitate Flannel […]
From today’s hot country to yesterday’s classics, Marvin & G perform songs by artists like Dan + Shay, Kane Brown, Zac Brown Band, Chris Stapleton, Old Dominion, Darius Rucker, Hootie & The Blowfish, The Eagles, Matchbox 20, Elton John, Billy Joel, Van Morrison, and tons of others.
Patrick and Mallory Fey, the youngest of seven in Plymouth, have been performing together ever since childhood. Their lifelong musical partnership creates a natural chemistry onstage. The acoustic duo will deliver familiar favorites with the ease of lifelong collaborators.
Dallas Corbin is a New England-based singer-songwriter who brings a blend of country, folk, and rock.
Irish Fiddle Songs with Mark Russell featuring the Clann Lir Academy of Irish Dance Step Dancers
Matt Silva takes the stage with an acoustic set of guitar and vocals. When he’s not fronting the high-energy band “What Matters?,” he’s performing solo, mixing Top 40 hits, rock, and country tunes that keep the night fun and easygoing.
Valerie Barretto is a singer and guitarist from the South Shore of Massachusetts. Music has been central to her life since childhood. She studied classical vocal performance in college and later began learning violin. Barretto writes with a focus on honest and direct storytelling. Her work reflects a personal, gritty style. She released her debut […]
The Pourmen are a New Bedford–based band performing a mix of Celtic punk, folk rock, and traditional Irish music. Founded in 2013, the group has developed a reputation for fast-paced, singalong sets suited for pub and festival settings. Their arrangements often include fiddle, mandolin, banjo, and bagpipes, combining traditional elements with a louder, rock-driven edge.
James Montgomery is a blues harmonica player long associated with Newport and the broader New England music scene. He formed the James Montgomery Band in the early 1970s. The group became a fixture in regional clubs and festivals, building a following through steady touring and energetic live shows. Over the years, Montgomery has shared stages […]
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