Serbian‑born singer and composer Tamara Jokić moves fluidly between Balkan, Mediterranean, and contemporary jazz traditions, singing in 10 languages thatadd to the vast musical landscape. Performing original songs and arrangements from her albums, Transibérica and Kuća, Jokić and guitarist Gilad…
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Bill Charlap Trio performs piano, bass, and drums at Regattabar; seats assigned by purchase date, door tickets first‑come‑first‑served, groups over eight need a package.
Bill Charlap Trio performs at Regattabar, 1 Bennett Street, Cambridge, MA.
Owen Daniel & Friends perform at the Middle East Corner/Bakery, Cambridge, MA, for all ages.
Dru Cutler performs live at Toad, offering rotating after‑work music, cold drinks, and good vibes from 6 PM to 9 PM.
Ukrainian singer‑songwriter Maryna Krut performs bandura‑driven folk, pop, and jazz at The Platform Kendall.
Joshua Costa-Pozo Quartet performs at The Mad Monkfish in Cambridge.
Blues & Roots Wednesdays features the Barrett Anderson Band with guest Dennis Brennan, delivering live blues at The Sea Hag Restaurant & Bar, dining‑friendly set, no cover.
Spectacular outdoor vertical dance by BANDALOOP kicks off the Platform Grand Opening at Takeda Theater.
Hervé Koubi’s Sol Invictus premieres at Takeda Theater, blending contemporary movement, capoeira, and urban dance in gravity‑defying choreography.
Le Vent du Nord performs hard‑driving, soulful francophone Celtic folk with vocals, fiddle, hurdy‑gurdy, guitar, accordion, and foot percussion at Somerville Theatre.
Tom Swafford Quartet with John McDonald perform seated at The Lilypad, $15 admission, all ages.
Live music, family-friendly activities, and two BANDALOOP dancer performances at Takeda Theater, The Platform, Cambridge. Free, all ages.
