Town Meeting is 100% committed to their live show. This is a band that is to be not only heard, but seen and experienced. They have spent countless hours both practicing and playing shows to hone in on their craft. While they sound great in a studio, to truly understand Town Meeting you must see them live. Playing primarily acoustic instruments they strive to bring the energy of rock and punk bands to a folk show.

Mamma's Marmalade is a Northampton MA-based, newgrass band.  Their fresh take on traditional American music transforms the conventional bluegrass experience into a raucus barnyard party that refuses to let you sit. Since their formation in 2014, the five piece string band has been fusing diverse musical backgrounds into a sound that bursts at the seams with energy, exuding a pure joy for creating music. Mamma’s honest lyrics and warm, acoustic tones invite listeners back to a time when wooden instruments and sweet vocal harmonies captivated the hearts of America. Experimenting with intricate instrumentals and lively covers, their music brings the genre to new and unexpected places.

The music of Green Heron stretches across the entire American folk landscape. Old-time, folk, bluegrass, country, and blues are all represented as the band brings the back porch to the stage. Featuring Betsy Green on fiddle, banjo and vocals, and Scott Heron on guitar, banjo and vocals, the duo has been sharing New England stages together since 2016. The two songwriters weave the contemporary with the traditional and meld high energy performances with emotion and finesse. Betsy, brought up playing country and bluegrass with her family’s band in rural Massachusetts, still plays alongside her three sisters in the band, The Green Sisters. Scott, along with Betsy, are both members of the New Hampshire quartet, The Opined Few. Before that, Scott spent several years in various metal bands touring New England and much of the country. Despite their very different backgrounds in music, the pair still draws from their roots when writing and performing and have found a common love for Americana music.