We're back for another Bluegrass tHrOEDOWN at Nick-A-Nee's! Come on down! Everyone's welcome—heck, you can even bring your dog! Bring your voice/instrument along too for parking lot pickin'!
Hey Folks! Come on out for some bluegrass music with Local Freight at Fiddler's Green! Fiddler's Green is a cozy and welcoming Irish Pub, conveniently located in downtown Worcester, MA offering good food and drink, and plenty of free parking.
Newfound Grass will be at Meadow Ledge Farm on Saturday October 3rd from 11 to 2. 612 Route 129, Loudon, NH (603) 798-5860 http://www.meadowledgefarm.com/ http://newfoundgrass.com/
Come spend the afternoon with us at Shelburne Farm, where attractions will include apple and pumpkin picking, fresh produce, hay rides, pony rides, an applewood grill, and more! In the event of rain, this show will be postponed.
Newfound Grass will appear at Old Ways Days in Canterbury, NH on Sunday October 18th from noon until 2PM. http://oldwaystraditions.net/old-ways-days.html 418 Shaker Road Canterbury, NH 03278 Phone: 603-783-4403 Email: [email protected]
Newfound Grass will appear at Nippo Lake in Barrington, NH on Sunday October 18th from 6-8PM. NIPPO GOLF CLUB - 550 PROVINCE ROAD - BARRINGTON, NH 03825 http://home.metrocast.net/~winiyoung/nippo http://newfoundgrass.com/
A joyous afternoon of Bluegrass Gospel and Christmas classics. Home baked goods during intermission. Take a break from holiday shopping, grab a hot mug of cider and join us!
Acoustic Music Jam at King Ro Market. State Route 32, Round Pond, Maine, 04564. Monday evenings 5-7 PM. FMI: Steve Bixby; [email protected]
This Bluegrass jam session is for adult students on any "bluegrass" instrument such as dobro, banjo, fiddle, upright bass, and mandolin. Participants should have basic experience playing their instrument. Each 90-minute session will cover basic techniques with plenty of time for jamming. Repertoire will be chosen from a predetermined list of pieces. Tuesdays 7-8:30 pm starting on November 10 8 weeks/$100 ($15 for walk-in)
Elephant Revival http://www.elephantrevival.com/ https://twitter.com/elephantrevival w/ Parsonsfield & Nora Jane Struthers with Joe Overton 18+ / Doors 8pm / $15 advance / $17 day of show ELEPHANT REVIVAL: FOLK INFLUENCES AND SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS CHURN UP ‘A UNIQUE OLIO’ OF JOYFUL NOISE “Where words fail … music speaks.” That simple line atop Elephant Revival’s Facebook page contains only five words, but reveals volumes about the band’s reason for being. Music unites us in ways that no other medium can. Even when we don’t understand one another’s languages — we can be moved by a rhythm, soothed by a song. Brought together by a unified sense of purpose — the spirit of five souls working as one, in harmony, creating sounds they could never produce alone. The five souls in Elephant Revival are Bonnie Paine (washboard, djembe, musical saw, stompbox); Bridget Law (fiddle, octave fiddle); Charlie Rose (banjo, pedal steel, guitar, horns, cello, double bass); Dango Rose (double bass, mandolin, banjo); and Daniel Rodriguez (guitar, banjo, double bass). This Nederland, Colo., quintet are, needless to say, quite a sound to be experienced — especially when they fall into the pocket of a groove containing elements of gypsy, Celtic, Americana, and folk. The Indie Acoustic Music Project simply labeled their sound “progressive edge.” At least, that’s the category in which it placed the band when it gave their Ruff Shod/Nettwerk Records release, BREAK IN THE CLOUDS, a best CD of 2011 award. Elephant Revival’s later THESE CHANGING SKIES (Thirty Tigers) release went on to win best CD of 2013 in the same category. It’s as good a label as any to convey what Dango Rose has described as their mission: “to close the gap of separation between us through … Read More »