listen. experience. engage.club calendarlive stream calendar Upcoming Shows$27 / Members $25Noah G. Fowler, Ben Wetherbee, and Hunter PeeblesWednesdayFeb 25Show7PMTickets $54Jonatha Brooke at Arrow Street ArtsWednesdayFeb 25Show7:30PMTickets $30 / Members $28Lissa Schneckenburger TrioThursdayFeb 26Show8PMTickets $35 / Members $33Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer with Chao Tian"From China to Appalachia"FridayFeb 27Show7PMTickets Fireside with the Nields and High TeaSaturdayFeb 28Show7PMSold Out $40 / Members $38Masters of Hawaiian Musicwith George Kahumoku Jr., Led Kaapana, and Sonny LimSundayMar 1Show5PMTickets $40 / Members $38Masters of Hawaiian Musicwith George Kahumoku Jr., Led Kaapana, and Sonny LimSundayMar 1Show8PMTickets club closedMondayMar 2Show8PMSales Ended $33 / Members $30Sons of Town HallTuesdayMar 3Show8PMTickets $13 / Members $0Open MicWednesdayMar 4Show7PMTickets See Full ListThe Folk CollectiveSee All Folk Collective EventsSchool of MusicSee All Classes and WorkshopsWed Feb 25th at 7PMNoah G. Fowler, Ben Wetherbee, and Hunter Peebles live streamNoah G. Fowler is a songwriter and guitarist now based in Nashville, Tennessee. Drawing influences from his past in Canadian maritime Fiddle jams, smoky Pennsylvania mountain dive bars, underground Allston basement shows, and his present – learning from Nashville’s honky tonk living legends – his sound is a diverse and rich composite of many roots music traditions. Ben Wetherbee's music is rooted in the traditions of Appalachian fiddle music and rock’n’roll, with healthy doses of experimental/freely improvised music, contra dance music, freak folk, bluegrass, Cajun/Creole, and punk. Blending the raw storytelling tradition of John Prine with the timeless sounds of George Jones, Hunter Peebles & The Moonlighters bring a fresh yet classic energy to the Country/Americana scene. Fronted by Hunter Peebles, whose powerful vocals and poignant lyrics explore the highs and lows of the human experience, the band features a signature mix of crying steel guitar, rich instrumentation, and heartfelt melodies.$5DetailsThu Feb 26th at 8PMLissa Schneckenburger Trio live streamThe first year of the pandemic proved to be an unexpectedly prolific period for Vermont-based fiddler and singer Lissa Schneckenburger, as global shutdowns and personal challenges led her to channel uncertainty and isolation into songwriting. The result was an outpouring of new material—enough for several albums—including her latest release Falling Forward. The album features Schneckenburger’s original fiddle tunes alongside two traditional New England songs and marks her first fiddle-forward release in over a decade. Now Schneckenburger is taking the music on the road to live music venues around the northeast with a powerhouse trio including pianist Rachel Aucoin and accordion player Samuel Foucher. Ranging from exuberant, dance-driven energy to reflective and introspective moments, the trio offers music for both celebration and contemplation and presents selections from Falling Forward alongside audience favorites from Schneckenburger’s decades long career.$5Details
