Live Music Events The Narrows conducts advance ticket sales through Ticket Web. As tickets for an event go on sale a link: will appear. We also sell advance tickets at 16 Antwan St. whenever we ” re open.
Call in advance or see Calendar for event dates and gallery openings. Saturday, October 11 Donna the Buffalo Funky and danceable with a message of tribal philosophy and celebration, Donna the Buffalo’s music is a unique blend of reggae, rock, country, zydeco, cajun, and folk traditions. Donna the Buffalo’s unique musical style involves a symbiotic relationship with the band’s fans. The interchange of energy and emotion between the band and the fans turns each concert into an experience that actualize the ideas of community, responsibility, and celebration heard in the band’s lyrics.
Try their website: web > Doors 7: 30 Show 8: 30 Admission $15 Sunday, October 12 Tom Pacheco He’s become a Narrows’ fave, due to his outstanding performance on our stage earlier this year. But before we knew and loved him, Richie Havens, Levon Helm, Rick Danko, John Sebastian, Pete Seeger, the Jefferson Starship and many others did. He lives in Woodstock these days, but originally hails from New Bedford. If you missed him earlier this year, be sure to get to this show. Don’t know him? Then learn more at: web > Opening Act: Michael Troy Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $12 Thursday, October 16 Clumsy Lovers Their sound has been described as “raging bluegrass Celtic rock.” That’s about right, ‘specially the “raging” part.
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Talk about high energy! They almost broke the stage in two at the Narrows last year! “A high impact collison of bluegrass and Celtic,” wrote L. A. Weekly. Learn more: web > Opening Act: Steve Hurl Doors 7: 30 Show 8: 30 Admission $10 Saturday, October 18 The Mammals A trio that plays “old-time string band music the way Jack Kerouac wrote novels — with an abandon born of a deep understanding of structure and form. Their sound is wild, mirthful and masterful,” wrote the Boston Globe.
For all you folk music history buffs, one of The Mammals is Pete Seeger’s grandson. Figure out which one by visiting their website at: web > Opening Act: The Barley Stoppers Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $10 Friday, October 24 Tim O’Brien Tim O’Brien — yes, he was in the legendary Hot Rize, one of America’s most innovative bluegrass bands; yes, Kathy Matte a had a hit with his song “Walk the Way the Wind Blows”; yes, he’s performed duets with his sister, Mollie; yes, Tim’s one of the world’s most incredible multi-instrumentalists; yes, Garth Brooks covered a song he co-wrote; and, yes, Tim packed the Narrows about a year and a half ago. But what we really like about Tim is that he seems to be having a heck of a great time during his shows — which makes his performances a special treat. Visit his website: web > Opening Act: Greg Trooper Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $20 Saturday, October 25 Bill Mallon ee Bill comes from the Athens, Georgia scene which spawned the B 52 s and R. E.
M. If you follow alt. country, you may know Bill from the legendary Vigilantes of Love. After ten years and a bunch of albums, he’s doing his own thing, and bringing it to the Narrows. Meet Bill at web > Doors 7: 30 Show 8: 30 Admission $10 Sunday, October 26 Toe Jam Puppet Band Halloween Extravaganza The Toe Jam Puppet Band offers a special brand of interactive children’s entertainment that grown-ups can really enjoy. Their performances are designed for playtime and bonding between parents and family members of infant, pre-school and nursery school-aged children.
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Young and old alike can’t resist singing and dancing along. The Halloween Extravaganza is a special performance designed so children learn to enjoy the yearly ritual which is Halloween. Families are encouraged to dress in costume and to come together to witness firsthand the playful magic that is Toe Jam! Doors 1: 30 Show 2-4 pm Admission $12 per family Saturday, November 1 Paul Ri shell and Annie Raines You may have heard them on Garrison Keillor’s “Prarie Home Companion” or the “Mountain Stage” radio program. Maybe you saw them backing up John Sebastian on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” or backing him up at the Narrows earlier this year. They ” re winners of the W. C.
Handy Award for “Best Acoustic Blues Album.” Learn more about Paul and Annie at their website, which is, coincidentally: web > Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $12 Sunday, November 2 Kate Campbell & Sloan Wainwright You may have heard Kate Campbell on NPR’s “Morning Edition,”All Things Considered,” or “Live from Mountain Stage.” If you enjoyed what you heard, you have joined a fan club that includes Emmylou Harris and Guy Clark. Learn more about this woman from Mississippi by clicking on web > Okay let’s get it out of the way-Sloan Wainwright is the little sister of Louden “Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road” Wainwright III. But she’s been living a rich and full musical life outside the shadow of her big brother. She’s shared the stage with the likes of Greg Brown, Shawn Colvin, Martin Sexton, and Richard Shin dell. “Her songs, like her voice, cast a lasting spell, at times drawing the listener into a world of unquestionably heartfelt emotion,” wrote the Washington Post.
Learn more at: web > Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $12 Friday, November 7 Po’ girl Po’ girl co-conspirators Trish Klein (of the Be Good Tanya’s), Allison Russell and Dion a Davies deliver soulful roots, jazz, country grooves and occasional murder ballads. Po’ girl revives all the grit and spirit of the old-time sound through their beguiling original songs and distinctive adaptations of traditional’s. Their contrasting vocals and strong musicianship create a compelling variety of textures, moods, and emotions. Po’ girl’s sound is timeless and timely, these girls are urban minstrels for the twenty-first century. Check out their website: web > Opening Act: Ryan Fitzsimmons Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $10 Saturday, November 8 Jonathan Edwards We ” ve been talking about the possibility of bringing Jonathan Edwards to the Narrows for a long time. We are pleased to announce that he’s coming! Get your tickets early! You may have gotten to know Jonathan Edwards from his snappy, bouncy tune “Sunshine,” which was a big hit single and a gold record.
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Or maybe you lifted a cool drink to his song about “hangin’ ’round the shanty.” Visit web to find out what he’s been up to. Opening Act: Barry Brown Doors 7: 00 Show 8: 00 Admission $20 Friday, November 14 Tarbox Ramblers The Ramblers return to the Narrows! As those who went to the show last winter know, “between the fiddle, string bass, drums and slide guitar, you won’t know what hit you.” So wrote the New Yorker. Boston-based, with musical roots firmly planted in the Mississippi Delta, the Tarbox Ramblers are already raising eyebrows in their short career. “It’s hard to imagine a sweeter blend of blues, string band music and old-school hillbilly… .” wrote Billboard magazine. As the Washington Post put it: “This is a band that demands to be seen again.” See web > Doors 8: 00 Show 9: 00 Admission $10 Saturday, November 15 The Gibson Brothers Bluegrass fans! ! It’s too cold around here in November for a bluegrass festival, but we ” re going to have one anyway indoors with the Gibson Brothers! The Gibson Brothers have been.
