Performing Arts
Local Artists Showcase
Photo by Herb Goldberg
12:00–1:00 PM
Kellie Lin Knott
Acoustic Folk Singer-Songwriter
1:15–2:15 PM
Hailing from the Twin Cities, Kellie Lin Knott came to Boston to study at Berklee College of Music. It is our pleasure to present a gifted songwriter with an engaging style and beautiful vocal quality that is a perfect complement to her creative and well crafted lyrics. This is the total package, great writer, sweet sultry vocals and a very well developed guitar player. Even for first time listeners, there’s an instant comfort level with Kellie’s original songs that makes you feel like you’ve heard them all many times before. Kellie’s young career has taken her around the country and you’ll be glad you took the time to see this up and coming star in the making! Kellie will be joined on-stage by singer-guitarist Carrie Cheron.
Neptune Bay
Rock’n Blues
North Shore-based, Neptune Bay is made up of seasoned performers with an infectious spirit, catchy enthusiasm and a great song selection. Lead by Heather Tobin’s amazing vocals and backed by Bob Kramer’s complementary guitar(s) playing, Larry Kennedy’s energetic harmonicas and Bob Dinozzi’s crisp and steady bass, Neptune Bay is always entertaining and a joy to see perform live. Employing a variety of instruments including Dobros & National guitars, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, bass and percussion, Neptune Bay plays a mix of Delta and Piedmont blues, folk, classic songs and their own tasty originals.
2:30–3:30 PM
Broken Rose
Classic Rock!
Our 4th of July afternoon performances finish with the band Broken Rose who perform tight, edgy versions of classic rock material from the Grateful Dead, the Stones, the Cure, Bob Dylan, and the Beatles. Excellent musicianship, intricate arrangements, strong vocals and a unique band camaraderie make Broken Rose a great catch on this holiday afternoon!
Evening Performances
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6:00–7:30 PM
Shenanagans
American and Irish Folk
Get a good seat early to enjoy one of New England’s premier traditional folk groups, The Shananagans, who kick-off a night of music that will surely match the new fireworks display planned overhead. This engaging trio has been performing throughout the region for over twenty years, reaching out to a wide range of audiences with their great variety of American and Irish Folk, Bluegrass and Country music. The Shananagans perform well known standards and great originals that will get you singing along and tappin’ your toes. For this traditional holiday, The Shananagans are the perfect act for the whole family to enjoy together.
8:00–10:30 PM
Juice in the Machine
Rock
We’re thrilled to bring this incredible band of musicians back in a slightly different format to perform choice selections from the fantastic song catalog of Gordon Sumner (better known as Sting) and his original band The Police! Juice in the Machine is the new creation of the guys that brought us one of the Festival’s all time favorite performers, the awesome BeatleJuice (Festival 2000)! Don’t expect a campy cover band that dresses up in costumes — do expect note-for-note brilliance and dead-on a vocal performance from some of the best musicians you’ll ever hear!
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