Caroline Cotter
• The Music Hall Lounge
Cotter’s sunlit songs take listeners deep into human emotions with luminous vocals and world-inspired original music, reminding us that we can carry home with us wherever we go.
Cotter’s sunlit songs take listeners deep into human emotions with luminous vocals and world-inspired original music, reminding us that we can carry home with us wherever we go.
Sharp has been called “one of America’s great singer-songwriters” with her songs having been recorded by the likes of Bonnie Raitt, Art Garfunkel, Keb’ Mo’, and Cher.
The double platinum-certified singer-songwriter returns to The Lounge for two nights with her empowering level of charisma, quiet confidence, and a timeless voice that outlasts eras.
With “a voice for the gods that can transport listeners to other realms” (Boston Globe), Mary Fahl is an expressive, emotional singer-songwriter who first achieved fame as lead singer and co-founder of the mid-1990s NYC-based chamber-pop group October Project.
The proud Detroit-born singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer, and namesake of The Tano Jones Revelry makes music for the people and brings it right to them!
Nashville-based, all-women newgrass band Thunder and Rain delivers high-energy performances blending bluegrass instrumentation, pop-rock structures, rich three-part harmonies, and nationally recognized songwriting.
Connor Garvey is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Portland, Maine, with the amiable presence of an entertainer, the lyrical depth of a poet, and the enchantment of a storyteller.
The 17-year-old indie pop/pop-rock singer-songwriter from Massachusetts has an honest storytelling and dynamic live performance that has quickly earned her recognition as one of New England’s rising young artists.
This double bill features consummate troubadour Tim Easton, who knows his way around stages, stories, and songs alongside seasoned singer-songwriter and recording artist Alice Peacock.
Portsmouth-native R&B and blues legend Sharon Jones captivates audiences across New England with her high-energy, riff-driven performances, passionate showmanship, and irresistible stage presence.
The Massachusetts-based band brings their mixture of indie, rock, reggae, and soul to Portsmouth.
“I’ve always had a soft spot for really talented youngsters, and Brendan is one of the most talented I’ve ever encountered.” — Tom Rush. The folk-roots singer-songwriter delivers a masterclass in raw honesty and gritty acoustic storytelling
After last year’s crowd-pleasing trip through the sounds of the 80's, PMAC Jazz Night is heading back to the decade’s iconic songbook for Volume 2.
Award-winning performer Nellie McKay is an eclectic musician and actress known for genre-defying albums, Broadway and off-Broadway roles, film soundtracks, and dedicated animal activism.
This double bill features New York indie-folk artist Amy Jay’s vulnerability-driven panoramas alongside Nashville alt-folk artist Remi Goode’s intimate, classical-guitar-driven American roots music.
This double bill features Jess Klein’s tenacious, hook-ladden alt-country rock alongside Jenny Reynolds’ warm, emotionally resonant Americana and storytelling.
The Grammy Award-nominated singer-songwriter Sophie B. Hawkins hit the scene with her platinum debut album featuring Top 10 single “Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover”, and famously guest-starred on hit shows like Dawson’s Creek and Community.
Appalachian-raised Americana troubadour Trae Sheehan crafts charting, critically acclaimed folk-rock albums and delivers enchanting, passion-filled live performances steeped in the spirit of the road.
Grammy-nominated folk singer-songwriter Ari Hest combines extensive touring and film/TV syncs with “The Treehouse Project,” a massive, fan-voted songwriting venture powered by Patreon.
The Clifford Cameron Vinyl Quartet modernizes classic 60s and 70s hits through spontaneous, genre-defying jazz improvisation, played in a beautiful, mellow and contemporary context.
Berklee-trained songstress Halley Neal presents an intimate, one-woman tribute to Fleetwood Mac, replacing imitation with masterclass vocal performances, emotional storytelling, and refined musicianship.
The original lead singer and songwriter for the platinum-selling band Dishwalla, JR Richards’ career spans more than 20 years, selling millions of records, penning chart-topping hits, and performing around the world.
Banjo-driven roots duo The Lowest Pair showcases stark lyricism, incandescent folk melodies, and raw compatibility on their Tucker Martine-produced eighth album, Always As Young As We’ll Ever Be.
With a 25-year career including White House performances, folk artist Catie Curtis bridges music and mental health counseling, releasing her fan-funded album The Raft.
Genre-defying renaissance artist Dan Bern captivates multi-generational audiences with thousands of songs, notable film/TV soundtracks, books, paintings, and recent tour openings for The Who.
Antje Duvekot, crafter of intricate songs, unveils New Wild West, a lyrical knockout marking mid-life, healing, and the collective journey of the human condition.
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Hayley Reardon crafts deeply moving folk-pop, capturing her extensive global travels through soulful, lyrical storytelling and heart-opening melodies.
Award-winning Irish traditional trio Socks in the Frying Pan blends virtuosic musicianship, pitch-perfect harmonies, and quick wit into electrifying, globally toured traditional music performances.
From her critically acclaimed self-titled debut in 1995 to her 2020 release, Kim Richey has consistently impressed listeners, garnered accolades, and attracted famous fans which have made her an in-demand collaborator.
Package Includes:
Premium Reserved Seat in the first 10 rows
Pre-show Meet & Greet with Matt Fraser
Individual Photo with Matt Fraser
Autographed 8x10 Photo
Exclusive Poster
Special Matt Fraser VIP Gift
Early Entry into Venue
Commemorative VIP Laminate
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