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Summer BCMFest is finally here! Join us today & th

Summer BCMFest is finally here! Join us today & this evening in celebration of the vibrant Celtic music scene found in the greater Boston area. We start off the day with free outdoor concerts on Palmer St. right outside of the club followed by a ticketed evening concert at the club. Tickets and more information at passim.org/summer-bcmfest
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Full line up:
Outdoors on Palmer St. (Free)
- @glenvilleband @ 2pm
- @scottishfishband @ 3pm

Evening concert at the club @ 7pm (ticketed)
- Copley Street (@nathancgy & @joeyabarta)
- @lbichan & @theotherethansetiawan
- @jennamoynihan (w/ @richhinman)
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(For evening concert)
BRING YOUR COVID-19 VACCINATION CARD or a photo of it to enter the club. Must be fully vaxxed to attend.
Full kitchen menu available.
Doors: 6pm
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Tix: $25/$23
Livestream available for $5/free to members. Register to receive the one-time link.
passim.org/live

Join us tomorrow for the Summer Boston Celtic Musi

Join us tomorrow for the Summer Boston Celtic Music Festival beginning with outdoor concerts @ 2pm on Palmer St. Evening concert begins @ 7pm. Get your tickets now at passim.org/summer-bcmfest!
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Summer BCMFest is tailored after the annual BCMFest (Boston Celtic Music Fest), a weekend gathering held each January to celebrate Greater Boston ’s richness of music, song and dance from the Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton and other Celtic traditions. Like its winter counterpart, Summer BCMFest showcases the diversity of sounds and styles found in Boston’s Celtic music community.
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Livestream available for the evening concert for $5/free to members

@dietrichstrause and @richhinman are on stage toni

@dietrichstrause and @richhinman are on stage tonight @ 8pm to sing some of their favorite songs with some special guests. Dietrich Strause’s songs are a mix of timeless melody, literate lyricism, and a “virtuosic command of imagery” (The Artery, WBUR). His blend of midcentury modern pop and atomic-age folk has drawn comparisons to M. Ward and a young Paul Simon and has garnered him invitations to support folk luminaries such as Sarah Jarosz and Anais Mitchell, to indie pop acts like Darlingside and Lake Street Dive.
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BRING YOUR COVID-19 VACCINATION CARD or a photo of it to enter the club. Must be fully vaxxed to attend.
Full kitchen menu available.
Doors: 7pm
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Tix: $22/Free
Livestream available for $5/free to members. Register to receive the one-time link.
passim.org/live

@goldenoakmusic will be performing tonight @ 8pm!

@goldenoakmusic will be performing tonight @ 8pm! GoldenOak’s music is rooted in the natural landscape - their songs move like a stream, meandering and weaving in an original yet grounding direction. Fronted by siblings Zak and @lena.e.kendall, GoldenOak’s music calmly excites its listeners while nestled in rich folk-influenced sibling harmony. This is perfectly represented in the group’s latest album “Room to Grow” - A 10-song reflection of the emotional and physical impacts of the climate crisis. The band is rounded out by up-right bassist @knowlesmg0 and drummer @o_sweet_nothing.
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BRING YOUR COVID-19 VACCINATION CARD or a photo of it to enter the club. Must be fully vaxxed to attend.
Full kitchen menu available.
Doors: 7pm
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Tix: $16/$14
Livestream available for $5/free to members. Register to receive the one-time link.
passim.org/live

Closing out Summer BCMFest this Sunday July 3, we

Closing out Summer BCMFest this Sunday July 3, we have the one and only @jennamoynihan gracing the Passim stage. Join us for the whole evening with performances starting @ 7pm. We have three different local groups ready to dive deep and explore the world of Celtic music with you. Tickets $25/$23 at passim.org/summer-bcmfest
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Too often artists view tradition as a towering monolith to be either conquered or cowed by, but young Scottish fiddler and experimentalist Jenna Moynihan knows that tradition is meant to be a starting point for great inspiration, not a wall. On her new album, Woven, she darts back and forth like the shuttle in a loom, pulling the many strands of the Scottish fiddle tradition into a colorful tapestry that showcases her virtuosic control of her instrument as much as her deep sense of playfulness.
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https://www.jennamoynihan.com/

This week as part of the Palmer St. series in coll

This week as part of the Palmer St. series in collaboration with @berkleecollege we have Ingrid Saga. Ingrid is a Norwegian artist and musician who blends the genres of jazz and singer-songwriter. She is inspired by everyone from Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan to Ella Fitzgerald, Antônio Carlos Jobim, and Melody Gardot. Having grown up near the ocean in Norway, Saga also is grounded in Scandinavian folk music and shaped by her country’s dark, rough winters, midnight sun, breathtaking mountains, and introspective culture. Through thought-provoking lyrics, colorful chords, and haunting melodies, she creates music for soul-searching people who crave human connection.
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This concert is FREE and located outside on Palmer St.

Kim Moberg, @rodabernethy, and @realgracemusic wil

Kim Moberg, @rodabernethy, and @realgracemusic will be taking the stage @ 8pm! Award winning singer/songwriter Kim Moberg was born in Juneau, Alaska. The daughter of a classical pianist mother of Alaskan Native Tlingit descent and a US Coast Guard veteran father from Kansas, music was the constant in Kim’s childhood, helping her to adjust to the frequent moves associated with growing up in a military family; Kim’s passionate and heartfelt vocals mesmerize listeners while her compositions tug at feelings of melancholy, heartbreak, healing and social consciousness. Rod Abernethy is a unique blend of an authentic southern folk troubadour, master acoustic guitarist and award winning composer for film, TV and video games. His latest album “Normal Isn’t Normal Anymore” produced by Grammy nominated producer Neilson Hubbard (Mary Gauthier, Kim Richey, Glen Phillips) includes songs and instrumentals that revolve around family, friends and places across the Deep South. Grace Morrison has spent most of her musical career seeking refuge from the spotlight. Whether it was singing backup for rock icons like Eddie Money and Joey Molland (of the band Badfinger), or trying to blend in with various bandmates, being the center of attention has never been comfortable for her. With new album, Daughter, Morrison establishes herself as a confident, refreshing voice in country-pop. The 12-song collection is certain to find favor with fans of the storytelling and delivery of Jewel and Lisa Loeb, as well as with those who enjoy singing along with Boyz II Men on their car stereo.
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BRING YOUR COVID-19 VACCINATION CARD or a photo of it to enter the club. Must be fully vaxxed to attend.
Full kitchen menu available.
Doors: 7pm
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Tix: $20/$18
Livestream available for $5/free to members. Register to receive the one-time link.
passim.org/live

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