Atwater-Donnelly

Sat. Sep. 29 7:30 PM Center for Well Being, $16

Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly bring traditional American and Celtic folk songs, a capella pieces, old-time gospel songs, dance tunes, and more. Aubrey and Elwood blend gorgeous harmonies and perform on guitar, mountain dulcimer, mandolin, harmonica, banjo, bones, spoons, limberjacks - and do Appalachian clog dancing, too!

James Keelaghan

Sat. Oct. 20 7:30 PM Center for Well Being, $16

Music critic Dave Marsh calls Keelaghan "Canada’s finest songwriter." Juno award winner Keelaghan’s captivating tales of North America’s history have earned his reputation as one of the most distinctive voices on both the Canadian and international acoustic music scenes.

Dave Potts will be opening. A singer/songwriter with a gift for melody and a poet’s eye for detail, Dave crafts contemporary folk songs with shades of country and Americana, infused with Southern charm.

Town Mountain

Sat. Nov. 10 7:30 PM Center for Well Being, $16

Town Mountain Winners of the prestigious Rockygrass competition, Town Mountain’s blend of bluegrass and roots country has wowed audiences from Merlefest to Oregon’s String Summit to Mountain Song at Sea. The band proclaims they are "not reinventing the wheel, but taking the wheel in their hands and driving the music down both familiar roads and out to new territory."

Joy Kills Sorrow

Tue. Dec. 04 7:45 PM WPSU Studios in Innovation Park, $16

Special Telecast on WPSU TV! Transcending genres, Joy Kills Sorrow is Boston’s hottest young string band. Blending virtuoso skill, musical chemistry and improvisation, the band truly stretches musical boundaries. Their sound is crafted on a base of time-honored timbres and techniques, while they fashion original songs and arrangements that reflect a love of indie rock and new folk.

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