Événement

THE SURVIVING KENNEALLYS with BA CANNING and EVA WALSH

Tuesday 6/17-
THE SURVIVING KENNEALLY's
B.A. CANNING
EVA WALSH
$8 advance / $10 at the door
8:30 doors / 9:00 show
thesurvivingkenneallys.bandcamp.com
http://bacanning.com
www.evawalsh.com

THE SURVIVING KENNEALLYS
a Massachusetts indie-Americana band with a lot of heart and ambition, and the monumental task of expanding their fan base. This is no frills folk, produced and recorded by young musicians with dreams bigger than their bank accounts. There's no recording contract, or manager, or studio. This is homemade music where an idea, an instrument, and a lyric equal a song. No preservatives, only organic ingredients.

Their sound is pub country. Hints of early Delta Spirit, The Lumineers minus the twee, and maybe a bit of Mumford and Sons before they took over the world! These are songs you enjoy with a pint! Not too much bluegrass, not too much rock, and great vocals. Every song is original

BA CANNING
The B.A. Canning Band fuses unconventional songs with traditional sensibilities. With a powerful cast of musicians, they defy genre with their high-energy performances and striking arrangements. Dubbed "that fresh new sound," check out their all new LP "Normal Life," out now!

EVA WALSH
Eva Walsh is a fun-loving folk-pop singer, fiddler and songwriter from Boston who delivers a heartfelt performance of catchy original songs and smiles. Her debut album "Storybook" is the product of a diverse and lifelong exploration of music and tells the stories of the heart with undeniably sweet sincerity.

Hailing from 17 years of intense training and classical violin performance, Eva originally picked up the ukulele and a collection of other instruments as a stress-relieving hobby. Her musical curiosity grew into a passion and soon she began performing bluegrass, old-time, folk and jazz music around Nashville, all while slowly working up her courage and signature sound as a folk-pop songwriter.

Leaving her classical roots in Nashville, Eva is now a unique sound in the Boston music scene, performing frequently as a solo artist and adding her fiddle & voice to a growing number of respected artists across New England.