Nashville’s Sweet Baby James - the #1 James Taylor tribute artist in the US - comes to town with his popular "Walking Man" acoustic show. Join us for the timeless music of the 6-time Grammy winner, with a performance you have to hear to believe. See why fans rave: "The next best thing to James himself," "like having James Taylor in your living room," and "close my eyes and it's JT.” Get your tickets today!

Rich is joined by Ron Poster & The Sinatra Ambassadors. Ron Poster is the organist for the Boston Bruins and has played at home games for the past 20 seasons. Rich and Ron’s understanding of the Sinatra songbook, coupled with their interactions on stage; makes this Old Blue Eyes experience something Rat Pack lovers won’t forget!

The ever-changing collective Tiger Saw was founded by singer/songwriter Dylan Metrano in Newburyport, Massachusetts in 1999. Over seven albums, they’ve explored a beautiful, hushed, slow-core sound; indie pop sing-alongs; “basement soul”; and heartfelt Americana. Their most recent release, "Wet & Unlucky" is an album-length collaboration with the Arkansas based country band Dylan Earl and the Reasons Why. The band, now including Newburyport's Alan Bull on drums, is excited to return to the Firehouse stage for the first time in ten years. Expect a catalogue-spanning set of classics, new songs, and some surprises.

IN MEMORY OF LES HARRIS, SR. When asked about his choice of baritone Danny says...." I never really consciously chose the bari....it was a natural feeling." Donna Byrne has been invited by none other than Tony Bennett to open several of his shows both in the U.S. and abroad, including a concert at Royal Albert Hall in London.

Matt Lorenz's vision, manifest in The Suitcase Junket, developed in the tension between the grand and the solitary. While audiences are captivated by his solitary form and the show itself, Lorenz, who homesteads with rescue dogs and chickens in rural Western Massachusetts, is most serious about the songs. He has been building a catalog, writing a world into existence. Solitary on stage and on the road, his mind is crowded with characters, narratives, voices, imagery, sounds as wide and varied as mountain throat singers and roadhouse juke boxes, plus newsreels of the planet's destruction and salvage. With this 2020 release, The End is New, Lorenz’s grand vision for the song overrides the how of it. 

Even though Roomful of Blues’ lineup has changed over the years, the band has always been one of the tightest, most joyful blues ensembles in the world. Currently an eight-piece unit led by guitarist Chris Vachon, the band has never sounded fresher or stronger. Singer Phil Pemberton brings his sweet and soulful vocals and adds another bright new dimension to the jazzy, jump-blues musical roots.