music

notloB's first concert was Sometymes Why, presented June 2, 2007 at the Loring-Greenough House in Jamaica Plain. 16 years to the day and 212 concerts later, we will be celebrating our 16th anniversary with notloB veteran Jim Infantino, “songwriter, novelist, nerd” supported by Jesse Flack, who, together, comprise half of Jim's Big Ego – “the greatest band in the …

The 2023 Harvard Music Festival-- our sixth festival -- will be held June 18-25.  More details here.

Thursday June 29, 2023, 7:00pm Rushad is a mystical realm-hopping jester of infinite glee, whose unprecedented, extremely fast bouncy cello style blows minds of all kinds.  A charming entertainer with unbridled passion, his joy is so contagious that many showgoers complain of sore facial muscles afterwards (the name Rushad means “joyful soul”). A whimsically adventurous …

notloB is proud to once again present champion Scottish fiddler Alistair McCulloch (concerts 163 & 164, 2015). Hailing from Ayr in Scotland, Alistair is one of Scotland’s best known fiddle performers, teachers, and composers, with many appearances on radio and television. Past winner of many fiddle championships, Alistair is fiddle instructor at the Royal Conservatoire …

Mark Schatz (Nickel Creek, Bela Fleck, Claire Lynch Band and more) and award winning instrumentalist Bryan McDowell bring two generations and backgrounds together in an unparalleled synergy, humor, beauty, and ease, taking the listener on a delightful, toe tapping journey through a landscape of fiddle and banjo tunes, songs, lilting waltzes, and searing guitar solos. …

Suzanne Buell and Time Traveler will present a concert in the Fivesparks Gallery at 6 PM on Sunday, September 24. Their repertoire features familiar folk, country, rhythm ‘n’ blues, and …