Club Passim in partnership with The Cambridge Arts Council presents FREE, live music on Tuesday nights starting July 7th through August 11th from 6pm – 8pm.
All concerts are FREE and open to the public.
Artist Lineup
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RESCHEDULED: Nora MeierRESCHEDULED: Due to weather this show has been rescheduled to August 25th. Nora Meier is a diehard music fan, a frequent moviegoer, a daughter of two English majors, an Oregonian at heart, a verbal processor, a big reader, extremely stubborn, and always writing. She was raised on her dad’s curated mixtapes and epic vinyl collection, which cultivated her deep love for the format of The Album and an obsession with Bruce Springsteen. Her very own debut album, Outfield, was created in seven days during a full moon / lunar eclipse on a farm in Connecticut with the help of some of her favorite musicians. The album was produced and mixed by Charles Dahlke (The Brazen Youth) and mastered by Andrew Goldring (Olivia Barton, Katie Lynn Sharbaugh). Showcasing what Spectrum Culture calls, “A gently percolating but still laid-back brand of folk-pop,” Outfield was released on October 2nd, 2024. As a member of Club Passim’s Folk Collective, she currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts and tours regularly in the Northeast.
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C. J. Red MouthRaised musically in a corner of Boston's DIY music scene, C.J. Red Mouth started as a folk singer-songwriter project and has since grown into a 5-piece rock band with some of C.J.’s favorite local musicians. Mirroring this trajectory, the show will feature a raw, ruminative solo set in the first half, followed by a ripping full band performance. Wielding dynamic vocals, torrential arrangements, and heavy instrumental climaxes, C.J. makes music to tell herself the truths she needs to hear.
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Ezra RudelEzra Rudel is a trumpet player and composer from Cambridge, MA, USA, inspired by friends and folk traditions from around the world. They are obsessed with the relationship between music and language and strive to imitate the rawness and honesty of the human voice through their trumpet playing.
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The Little MerciesThe Little Mercies are a rising force in the modern old-time and folk world, blending deep-rooted tradition with fearless originality. The trio of Bronwyn Chelette, Shanice Richards, and Rosalee Walsh bring together banjo, twin fiddles, and powerful three-part harmonies that feel both timeless and strikingly fresh. In just a few short years, they’ve grown from local jam sessions to national stages.








