Saturday, June 20, 12-6pm | Brought to you by Arlington Center for the Arts
Linda Marks is a multi-award winning Boston-based singer songwriter, a healer at heart, known for lyric-driven social impact songs with singable, heartfelt melodies complimented by her clear, warm, expressive voice. Often compared to Carole King for her heartfelt piano-based songwriting and intimate storytellings, Joni Mitchell for her emotional honesty and lyrical depths, and Norah Jones for …
Sure, Why Not? is a feel-good band that everyone can enjoy! We play music from Motown to modern, and love seeing the crowd smiling and dancing along. We are also available for private events of all sizes. http://www.surewhynottheband.com
Post/credits is a high school band consisting of singer guitarist Cam Dority, bassist Kate O’shaughnessy, keyboardist Alice Driggers, and drummer Alejandra Cervera! We play indie pop rock including songs from Faye Webster, Wave to Earth, Bôa, and more! Find us on our instagram @postcreditsz !
We are a four-piece band that’s been actively performing in the Boston area for the last five years, including Arlington Porchfest and other Porchfests. Our style is original (and a few covers) melodic rock with rousing, infectious choruses.
Debbie Lane (vocals) Tim Blackman (piano), Doug Toland (drums), Ethan Focht (bass) This Arlington-based group originally formed when three musicians got together based on their love of the Bill Evans Trio. Vertigo Trio focuses on group improvisation over songs of the Great American Songbook and other jazz standards. Additionally, Vertigo is fascinated by the relationship …
Baza is an acoustic blues duo, featuring, guitar, harmonica and vocals. We perform 1920s-40s Delta and Piedmont blues by such great artists as, Memphis Minnie, Blind Boy Fuller, Bessie Smith, Big Bill Broonzy and more. Baza is Geof Goodell on harmonica and vocals and Doug Philbrook on guitar, banjo and vocals. Baza has been performing …
Hey, friends! I’m Sam Bayer, your smartass troubadour, your literate, exuberant guide to an imaginary world where housewives win the Nobel Prize in physics, poker-playing children gamble over their bedtimes, and metaphorical elephants pirouette in the den, four and a half minutes at a time. You’ll laugh, you’ll, well, you’ll probably laugh some more. No …
Alex was born and bred in Ayrshire, Scotland (Robert Burns country) and grew up surrounded by classical and Celtic music. His first instrument was piano. He transitioned to guitar in his early teens for many reasons including the “cool” factor but never quite gave up piano. He lived in Southern England for several years where …