Events

Melissa Galban, a keyboardist from Miami, Florida, is studying music business and music production at Berklee College of Music. Influenced by Latin jazz and R&B, Galban has a playing style that is fresh and original.

A Hand through the Cellar Door is Luke Temple’s most straightforward collection of storytelling tunes to date. There are tales of dysfunctional, broken homes and of dysfunctional, broken people. Celestial and soulful, Meernaa’s songs manage to remain grounded in the natural world.

For more than two decades, drummer, producer, and vocalist Terri Lyne Carrington has crafted an eclectic brand of jazz that incorporates elements of bebop, soul, funk, and much more.

Performing under the name Lick Neon, this collective has spent the past year making the rounds on the underground circuit, bringing Texas blues, slacker rock, and folk music to Boston bars and basements.

Guitarist and composer Norm Zocher and his genre-bending Electric Strings Quintet deliver a performance that draws from classical and rock traditions.

Tasha, a native of Chicago, Illinois, explores how music can be a powerful force for healing. Songwriter Christelle Bofale, based in Austin, Texas, infuses hints of the Congo into her music, bridging the musical influences of the diaspora with juxtaposed elements of indie rock, soul, and jazz.

Hannah Siglin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist. 

Award-winning pianist Nikolai Mishchenko presents original music, as well as arrangements and improvisations.

Green Line X-Tension, a vocal group based in Boston, Massachusetts, combines a unique vocal blend and tightly woven harmonies in an eclectic repertoire of jazz standards, pop, rock, R&B, and original music.

Noa Angell is a singer-songwriter of Eurasian, Dutch, and Indonesian heritage. Her music features modern pop with a mix of R&B, soul, and jazz influences.