
THE DAMBUILDERS - TWO SHOWS with Special Guests
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The Dambuilders return to Boston for their first show in 30 years! Ft. special guest Hilken & Melissa Band

The Dambuilders return to Boston for their first show in 30 years! Ft. special guest Hilken & Melissa Band
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The Dambuilders perform their first Boston show in 30 years, featuring special guest Sleepyhead, at The Burren’s Back Room.
Bluegrass jam featuring Frank Drake and friends at The Burren’s Front Room.
Gumbo celebrates Black music with Count Basie, Snarky Puppy, Aretha Franklin, and Earth, Wind & Fire arrangements, featuring alumni at the Granoff Music Center’s 20‑year anniversary.
Irish session at The Burren’s Front Room features Helena Delaney and friends playing traditional tunes.
Somerville Winter Farmers Market (Arts at the Armory) — Weekly winter market featuring over 65 local vendors offering locally grown and regionally produced foods.
CLOSING TIME at The Burren’s Back Room — live cover band playing popular hits.
Boston-based Greek singer-songwriter Makis Emmanouilidis celebrates his CD release with a live performance at The Burren’s Back Room in Somerville.
Chuck Clough performs solo and with The Butler Frogs at Aeronaut Brewing Company, showcasing songs that inspired his career after opening for America, The Wallflowers, and Gin Blossoms.
Slacker plays Weezer’s Pinkerton album front‑to‑back, plus b‑sides and hits, at The Burren’s Back Room in Somerville.
JUMP THE LINE (The Burren, The Back Room, Somerville) — Cover band performance.
A bi‑annual variety showcase at The Burren’s Back Room featuring performances by Barlow Voice Studios singers.
The Burren’s Back Room hosts The Band That Time Forgot performing impeccable renditions of obscure late‑1960s songs.
Tufts Chamber Orchestra presents its fall concert, directed by John Page, at the Medford/Somerville campus.