6.12 • 7:00 PM

Tom Rousseau has demonstrated an innate musical aptitude from an early age, crafting songs and rhythms as a toddler. Influenced by iconic musicians such as Elvis, The Beatles, and Johnny Cash, Tom devoted himself to music. Following the receipt of his first electric guitar at 14, he performed live gigs featuring a mix of covers and originals, composed and recorded original music, and has accomplished a steady  returned momentum of progress in the last several years. His live performances are consistently energetic, showcasing a diverse range of tunes.

6.12 • 8:00 PM

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.

With a background in psychology, Temple Mountain weaves human complexities into his songwriting, creating a captivating exploration of the human condition. His performances promise a profound connection with audiences, whether in intimate listening rooms or lively bars throughout New England.

6.14 • 8:00 PM • 21+

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.

6.21 • 8:00 PM • 21+

Tyler Allgood is a self taught, multi-instrumentalist singer songwriter from Bennington, NH. Dark poetry storytelling, and deep vocal croons find their home in a beautiful musical setting, including hints of progressive rock that push the boundaries of the most heartfelt writing.

6.27 • 8:00 PM

Named after an alt-country troubadour and raised in a rural corner of New Hampshire, Lyle Hutchins always knew he wanted to be a musician. His songs, inspired by artists like Bon Iver, Ruston Kelly and Snail Mail, offer a unique blend of cathartic Alternative Rock, Americana, and Folktronica that simultaneously tugs on your heartstrings and forces you to crack a wry smile. As he closes out his time studying music in New Orleans, Lyle Hutchins steps into the spotlight with Flatlander, his debut full-length album, arriving June 27th. From its hushed folk introspection to its soaring alt-rock catharsis and beyond, Flatlander proves Hutchins isn’t just telling his story — he’s capturing that universal moment when the darkness starts to crack and the light finally creeps in.

6.28 • 8:00 PM

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