Upcoming Concerts in All Genres Except Classical and Jazz which are Performed on a Full Stage
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Sarah Levecque (3)
"Her musical style could easily be categorized as Americana or roots music. But, whatever the genre, her voice and songwriting approach will stop you in your tracks. She's got this smoky, ethereal delivery that makes you hang on to every word. Sarah Levecque is an introspective artist who writes from the heart and puts a lot of emotional weight into her songs. Perhaps her greatest gift is her ability to clearly articulate the human experience and share her passion, vulnerability, and strength with the listener." -Geoff Wilbur's Music Blog (Album Review: Sarah Levecque -Moments of Silver)
Shemekia Copeland
“Shemekia Copeland is the greatest blues singer of her generation.” -The Washington Post
Award-winning blues, soul and Americana singer Shemekia Copeland possesses one of the most instantly recognizable and deeply soulful roots music voices of our time. She is beloved worldwide for the fearlessness, honesty and humor of her revelatory music, as well as for delivering each song she performs with unmatched passion. Copeland — winner of the 2021 Blues Music Award for B.B. King Entertainer Of The Year— connects with her audience on an intensely personal level, taking them with her on what The Wall Street Journal calls “a consequential ride” of “bold and timely blues.”
Eileen Ivers
Eileen Ivers will change the way you think of the violin.
Called"the Jimi Hendrix of the violin," by The New York Times and “a virtuoso” by The Irish Times, Grammy-winning and Emmy-nominated, Eileen Ivers continues to push traditional fiddling boundaries from a folk music staple to an intensely driving, powerfully beautiful world stage experience. .
Studio Two - The Early Beatles Tribute
Studio Two - The Early Beatles Tribute
Sol y Canto Launches New Song’s Second Season with Joy, Rhythm, and Soul
The Bedford Cultural District’s New Song Music Series launches its second season on Saturday, September 27, with Sol y Canto, the acclaimed Pan-Latin ensemble that has brought audiences to their feet at the Kennedy Center, Boston's Symphony Hall, and venues around the world.
Led by Puerto Rican/Argentine vocalist and percussionist Rosi Amador and New Mexican guitarist, singer, and composer Brian Amador, Sol y Canto is known for making their music accessible to Spanish- and non-Spanish–speaking audiences alike. They will be joined by cellist, singer, and music educator Queralt Giralt Soler.
Their concerts blend original songs—marked by poetic, often playful lyrics—with inventive arrangements of Latin classics. Expect a night where one moment has you dancing in your seat, the next reflecting quietly, and the next laughing along with the artists’ warmth and wit. With Brian’s intricate guitar work, Rosi’s driving percussion on cajón and bongos, and their spirited vocal improvisations, the ensemble delivers the energy of a full band.
Stickman Blue
Kaye Kelly and Mark Hardt are a powerhouse husband-and-wife musical duo whose performances blend soul, sophistication, and decades of artistic mastery. With over 30 years in the music industry, their sound is equal parts heartfelt and refined—an elevated musical experience that captivates listeners across generations.
Kaye Kelly is an award-winning vocalist, songwriter, and professor at Berklee College of Music, known for her expressive voice, compelling original music, and deep commitment to nurturing the next generation of artists. Her partner on stage and in life, Mark Hardt is a seasoned touring musician and innovative Chapman Stick player whose artistry brings a distinctive texture and depth to the duo’s sound.
Luke Bulla + Michael Daves
Luke Bulla has been singing and playing music most of his life. Touring with and singing in his family band from age four, Luke took up the fiddle at seven. Over the course of the next few years, he won the National Fiddle Contest (in Weiser, Idaho) six times in his respective age categories. His seventh win came in the Grand Champion division at age sixteen, making him the youngest to have earned the title at the time. Entering Nashville’s Grand Master Fiddle Championship at age ten, Luke distinguished himself by being the youngest person to have made the top ten. In the spring of 1999, Luke moved to Nashville to establish himself as a full time musician. He spent his early years in Tennessee playing fiddle in Ricky Skaggs’ band, Kentucky Thunder, which earned him his first Grammy Award. In addition to violin, Luke plays guitar and mandolin, and sings and writes songs.