3.27 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

Brother Seamus is an independent folk rock singer songwriter and live entertainer. Steeped in Grateful Dead his music evokes feelings of 70’s singer songwriters and woodstock era psychedelia.

3.28 • 8:00-10:00 • $10 COVER

Based in the heart of the Connecticut River Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont, Loose Cannons will play an eclectic mix of  rock ‘n’ roll from the ‘50s to the present, blues, reggae, and even a bit of country.  As a duo, trio, or quartet, Loose Cannons will exceed expectations anywhere that live music is welcome: Private and public parties, weddings, benefits, dances, music festivals, fairs, pubs, and clubs.  If your event needs music, Loose Cannons will deliver.

4.03 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

Tyler Allgood is a self-taught, multi-instrumentalist singer songwriter from Bennington, New Hampshire.

Effortlessly weaving genres of music together, the authentic and unique style is best described as Psychedelic Folk-Soul.

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.

4.04 • 8:00-10:00 • $10.00 COVER

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

$10 cover at the door. See you there!

4.10 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

Brother Seamus is an independent folk rock singer songwriter and live entertainer. Steeped in Grateful Dead his music evokes feelings of 70’s singer songwriters and woodstock era psychedelia.

4.11 • 8:00-10:00 • $10.00 COVER

Eyes of Age is more of a musical community than a "band" – they meet, break bread, and explore sonic dimensions. Known for their tight harmonies and eclectic mix of original and cover songs ranging from folk/rock ballads to solid Americana to straight-ahead rock n’ roll, Eyes of Age has performed in numerous venues, radio programs, and television shows throughout the mid-Atlantic region, New England, and beyond – and they're always scanning the horizons. Their original songs address contemporary social and economic issues as well as the timeless subjects of love, heartbreak, and hope.

4.17 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

More info TBA…

4.18 • 8:00-10:00 • NO COVER

The Lion Sisters are a sibling duo from New Hampshire known for their tight harmonies and natural musical synchronicity. With Josi on fiddle and vocals and Lily on guitar and vocals, their sound blends folk and bluegrass with Irish fiddle, vintage country, and subtle pop and rock influences—creating a warm, contemporary style that’s distinctly their own. Raised on a small family farm, the sisters draw inspiration from their rural surroundings, weaving nature and authenticity into their songwriting and visual identity. This past year, they performed throughout New England, at festivals such as Ossipee Valley Music Festival and Joe Val Bluegrass Festival as well as numerous concert series and coffeehouses. With their signature sister harmonies and genre-blending sound, they are quickly emerging as a fresh voice in the modern acoustic scene.

4.24 • 7:30-8:45 • NO COVER

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.