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Other Arts & Theater
AUTHORS: M.L. Rio, Wally Lamb
MUSICAL ACTS: Amy Fairchild and Thomas Juliano, Morning Camera
EARFULL is a performance series featuring writers and musicians doing their respective things in an intimate setting. WRITERS read from their new books, or about-to-be books, or right from their crumpled up notes. MUSICIANS range from harpists to horn blowers, from singer-songwriters to full-on rock bands. EARFULL EVENINGS offer food & drink at the venue, and time between acts to socialize. On Wednesday, November 18th, we welcome authors M.L. Rio and Wally Lamb, and musical acts Amy Fairchild and Thomas Juliano and Morning Camera. More information at https://earfull.org/wed-nov-18-2026-the-regattabar-at-the-charles-hotel Doors at 6:45, Show at 7:30
M.L. Rio has been an actor, a bookseller, an academic, and a music writer. She holds an MA in Shakespeare studies and a PhD in English literature. She is the author of the internationally bestselling novel If We Were Villains, the USA TODAY bestselling novella Graveyard Shift, and Hot Wax. She never stays in one place for long, but keeps her books, records, and four-legged sidekick in south Philadelphia.
Amy Fairchild is a Boston-based songwriter and recording artist whose songs have won honors from Lilith Fair, the Kerrville Folk Festival, the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Maxell Song of the Year and the Billboard World Song Competition. Her 2002 breakthrough, Mr. Heart, produced by Adam Steinberg, drew a rave from critic Dave Marsh, who said it should have been a major-label hit. She followed with a self-titled 2014 album praised by the late Steve Morse, co-founded the Americana group MIRIAM with Carla Ryder in 2011, and reunited with Steinberg for 2017's Nobody's Satellite, which The Aquarian Weekly called even better than its predecessor. Somewhere along the way she picked up a real estate license but still finds plenty of time to record and perform. She is joined by guitarist Thomas Juliano, a longtime sideman on the Boston music scene who also teaches guitar at UMass Lowell. amyfairchild.com
Wally Lamb is the award-winning author of seven New York Times bestselling novels: She’s Come Undone, I Know This Much is True, The Hour I First Believed, Wishin’ & Hopin’, We Are Water, I’ll Take You There, and, most recently, The River is Waiting. Lamb also edited Couldn’t Keep It to Myself, I’ll Fly Away, and You Don’t Know Me, three volumes of essays from students in his writing workshop at York Correctional Institution, a women’s prison in Connecticut, where he was a volunteer facilitator for 20 years. Three of Lamb’s novels were featured as Oprah’s Book Club selections. Lamb and his wife, Christine, live in New York City and in northeastern Connecticut. They are the parents of three sons and have five grandchildren.
Morning Camera
What do you get when you combine Treat Her Right, the Either/Orchestra, and Session Americana? The result is Boston's supergroup, Morning Camera, described as Astral Weeks meets The Velvet Underground.
Featuring:
Russ Gershon
Rick McLaughlin
Jerome Deupree
David Champagne
(For the Earfull show, Elizabeth Steen will fill in for Dinty Child.)
More on all these at
https://earfull.org/wed-nov-18-2026-the-regattabar-at-the-charles-hotel
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Other Arts & Theater
AUTHORS: M.L. Rio, Wally Lamb
MUSICAL ACTS: Amy Fairchild and Thomas Juliano, Morning Camera
EARFULL is a performance series featuring writers and musicians doing their respective things in an intimate setting. WRITERS read from their new books, or about-to-be books, or right from their crumpled up notes. MUSICIANS range from harpists to horn blowers, from singer-songwriters to full-on rock bands. EARFULL EVENINGS offer food & drink at the venue, and time between acts to socialize. On Wednesday, November 18th, we welcome authors M.L. Rio and Wally Lamb, and musical acts Amy Fairchild and Thomas Juliano and Morning Camera. More information at https://earfull.org/wed-nov-18-2026-the-regattabar-at-the-charles-hotel Doors at 6:45, Show at 7:30
M.L. Rio has been an actor, a bookseller, an academic, and a music writer. She holds an MA in Shakespeare studies and a PhD in English literature. She is the author of the internationally bestselling novel If We Were Villains, the USA TODAY bestselling novella Graveyard Shift, and Hot Wax. She never stays in one place for long, but keeps her books, records, and four-legged sidekick in south Philadelphia.
Amy Fairchild is a Boston-based songwriter and recording artist whose songs have won honors from Lilith Fair, the Kerrville Folk Festival, the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Maxell Song of the Year and the Billboard World Song Competition. Her 2002 breakthrough, Mr. Heart, produced by Adam Steinberg, drew a rave from critic Dave Marsh, who said it should have been a major-label hit. She followed with a self-titled 2014 album praised by the late Steve Morse, co-founded the Americana group MIRIAM with Carla Ryder in 2011, and reunited with Steinberg for 2017's Nobody's Satellite, which The Aquarian Weekly called even better than its predecessor. Somewhere along the way she picked up a real estate license but still finds plenty of time to record and perform. She is joined by guitarist Thomas Juliano, a longtime sideman on the Boston music scene who also teaches guitar at UMass Lowell. amyfairchild.com
Wally Lamb is the award-winning author of seven New York Times bestselling novels: She’s Come Undone, I Know This Much is True, The Hour I First Believed, Wishin’ & Hopin’, We Are Water, I’ll Take You There, and, most recently, The River is Waiting. Lamb also edited Couldn’t Keep It to Myself, I’ll Fly Away, and You Don’t Know Me, three volumes of essays from students in his writing workshop at York Correctional Institution, a women’s prison in Connecticut, where he was a volunteer facilitator for 20 years. Three of Lamb’s novels were featured as Oprah’s Book Club selections. Lamb and his wife, Christine, live in New York City and in northeastern Connecticut. They are the parents of three sons and have five grandchildren.
Morning Camera
What do you get when you combine Treat Her Right, the Either/Orchestra, and Session Americana? The result is Boston's supergroup, Morning Camera, described as Astral Weeks meets The Velvet Underground.
Featuring:
Russ Gershon
Rick McLaughlin
Jerome Deupree
David Champagne
(For the Earfull show, Elizabeth Steen will fill in for Dinty Child.)
More on all these at
https://earfull.org/wed-nov-18-2026-the-regattabar-at-the-charles-hotel
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