listen. experience. engage.club calendarlive stream calendar Upcoming Shows$47Carsie Blanton at Crystal BallroomThe Burning Hell opensFridayOct 23Show7PMTickets $45 / Members $43Jim Kweskin & Samoa Wilson FridayOct 23Show8PMTickets $38 / Members $35The NieldsSaturdayOct 24Show7PMTickets $30 / Members $28Stash Wyslouchwith Noah HarringtonSundayOct 25Show7PMTickets club closedMondayOct 26Show8PMclub closed $13 / Members $0Open MicTuesdayOct 27Show7PMTickets HAAS (Natalie & Brittany Haas)WednesdayOct 28Show8PMSold Out $35 / Members $33Peter Mulvey presents the Lamplighter SessionsSTAND UP AND SINGThursdayOct 29Show8PMTickets $35 / Members $33Peter Mulvey presents the Lamplighter SessionsFUTURE ENEMIES & FRIENDS FridayOct 30Show8PMTickets $27 / Members $25The Folk Collective: MAGIC IS REAL!Live Album Recording with Photocomfort at First Parish CambridgeFridayOct 30Show8:01PMTickets See Full ListThe Folk CollectiveSee All Folk Collective EventsFri Oct 30th at 8:01PMThe Folk Collective: MAGIC IS REAL!Live Album Recording with Photocomfort at First Parish Cambridge$27DetailsSchool of MusicSee All Classes and WorkshopsThu Oct 22nd at 8PMKayla Blackburn live streamKayla Blackburn is an audio engineer and indie-folk singer-songwriter. As a songwriter, Kayla draws inspiration from artists like Patty Griffin and Tracy Chapman, with her captivating folk songs that pull you in and remind you of the profound, yet painful human experience. With her songs about hope and justice, she strives to promote radical change through art. She is currently working on her debut studio album, set for release on October 23, 2026.$5DetailsFri Oct 23rd at 8PMJim Kweskin & Samoa Wilson live streamJim Kweskin is probably best known as a singer and bandleader. He also created one of the bedrock guitar styles of the folk revival, adapting the ragtime-blues fingerpicking of artists like Blind Boy Fuller to the more complex chords of pop and jazz. He has maintained a remarkably consistent musical vision since his jug band days, continuing to explore traditional folk and blues with the sophisticated sensibility of a jazz musician and jazz with the communal simplicity of a folk artist. He has recorded solo ventures, as a member of the U and I band, and with U and I bandmate Samoa Wilson, and continues to perform widely in various formats. In recent years he and Geoff Muldaur have often appeared as a duo, revisiting and expanding on their Jug Band repertoire. Since she was 12 years old, Samoa Wilson has been captivating audiences with a voice the New York Times calls “sweet, effortless, old-timey”. Raised in the riverbed of traditional North American folk music, she came up in the Boston scene, under the wing of jug band and folk legend Jim Kweskin. Her current duo, the Four O’Clock Flowers, a stark and electrifying exploration of gospel, blues and jazz, with slide guitar maestro Ernie Vega, has become a staple of the thriving New York City folk community. Her choice of repertoire makes the difference: torchy and honeyed renditions of haunting little-known tunes, from a woman’s perspective. From the source of the traditional and classic material, she poses a modern complaint, salutes the transformation of women’s work and suffering into women’s triumph.$5Details
