Jazz trumpeter

Indie rock. Also featuring Pinball Locomotive.

Adam Smith and the Invisible Hand - There’s Room In My Will

Rock quartet

The nationally-renowned local folk-pop singer-songwriter (who, it should be noted, has tattooed Woody Guthrie’s face onto his right shoulder) celebrates the release of his new album, The Day After Everything Changed. It’s his first batch of new material in five years (for adults, at least, excepting a 2008 set of songs aimed at kids) and includes several tunes co-written with Kristian Bush of chart-topping country-pop duo Sugarland. Mariana Bell opens.

Mariana Bell - Book

Gloomy goth-rock titans, both local talents and popular world-travelers, who paint over husky distorted guitars with chirpy sequenced synths to create metal-edged dirges that might just make you really happy despite the dark lyrical content.

Bella Morte - Fades Like A Song
Bella Morte - On The Edge

ThisMeansYou opens with pulverizing metal that might shake the recent renovations loose.

ThisMeansYou - River
ThisMeansYou - Order 66
ThisMeansYou - Demon’s Cry

Local quintet plays backwoods folk with a washboard and other significantly less-amusing instruments

Dinnertime pianist