Author Archives: epsomdave

We heard their Tiny Desk Concert submission and thought…”heck, yeah!” So 5j Barrow is going to bring some Greenwich Village vibe all the way up here to the bug-infested den that is New Hampshire…   5j Barrow has inspired audiences … Continue reading →

We’ve had three sell-outs in a row…and next up is Daymark, an international trio performing traditional Irish music infused with infectious energy, raw power, and Northern swagger. Fusing the talents of Will Woodson (flute, border pipes), Dan Foster (fiddle) and Eric McDonald … Continue reading →

From the stages of Prairie Home Companion and the Smithsonian Folklife Festival to our little listening room at McClary Hill Farm…we are thrilled to present legendary New England fiddler Rodney Miller with bass-and-banjo man Stuart Kenney and guitarist Max Newman: … Continue reading →

Putting a fresh spin on traditional Celtic music, the Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki Trio serves up a dynamic show full of foot-stompin’ fiddle tunes and classic Irish songs. Award-winning fiddler Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki is joined by fellow New Hampshire natives Matt Jensen on … Continue reading →

A night of terrific Irish tunes with this great New England band…After 15 years of performing together and recording on each other’s solo albums, flute player Nicole Rabata and fiddler Ellery Klein decided a group together was long overdue. With … Continue reading →

We’ve heard Ari & Mia under the big top at Maine Fiddle Camp, and we’re thrilled to have them come play in our humble little hall on McClary Hill.  Here’s what “No Depression, the Journal of Roots Music” says about … Continue reading →

Pete’s Posse is making the trip over the river from Vermont on May 13. These guys call themselves “three generations of musicians who have come together to create their own electrifying sound they call ‘multi-generational roots music.’” Pete’s Posse is anchored by … Continue reading →

We are totally thrilled that Matthew Byrne will be stopping in at the farm again on his latest trip down from Newfoundland . He’s been called “Possibly the finest interpreter of traditional songs in the country,” and we agree. Maybe in … Continue reading →