1.31 • 8:00-10:00 • $10.00 COVER

The Great Groove Theory has been rocking audiences around the Monadnock Region for almost twenty years now. With one foot firmly planted in the blues, they effectively blend funk, Jam and rock and roll into a high energy danceable sound that never disappoints.

2.06 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

Temple Mountain, a soulful Long Island singer-songwriter, blends the introspective depth of Elliott Smith with the dynamic sounds of John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, and Ed Sheeran. His journey has taken him from the vibrant music scenes of NYC and Austin to a reflective hiatus in New Hampshire, where he rediscovered his passion for music.

2.07 • 8:00-10:00 • $10.00 COVER

Tattoo--started as a street band in California during the late seventies, lived and played in Oregon and then Alaska, until we found ourselves in the Monadnock region of NH in 1986. And here we are still, playing all kinds of American roots dance music, on our mostly acoustic instruments–some of our own time-tested originals and lots of oldies from the books of Soul, Motown, Cajun, Reggae, Swing, Country and Rock&Roll.

2.13 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

A biweekly feature of Friday Acoustic at Harlow’s Pub. Folk rock with psychedelic influences.

2.20 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

Jimbo Labelle is a folk, country and classic rock influenced singer songwriter.  Heavily influenced by a bluegrass and folk style musicians with a unique flare of their own.

2.21 • 8:00-10:00 • $10.00

The Keystones are at Harlows Pub with another evening of Jerry Garcia solo works and some Good Ol' Grateful Dead, too!

2.28 • 8:00-10:00 • $10.00 COVER

Vampire Bird is the result of a ten year collaboration between New England based songwriters and musicians Will Kindler and Scott Lumsden, who together have been writing and recording since a chance meeting in 2014. With a large body of work difficult to replicate live as a two piece, the band was joined beginning in 2024 by talented multi-percussionist Rick Carr with the intention to finish and release their collaborative efforts, as well as take the project live to the stage. Influences have included Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Roy Orbison, Edith Piaf and Joanna Newsom with a harder driving undercurrent reminiscent of early T-Rex, Radiohead and a bit of Joy Division. Their first full length record is planned for release later this year.