Streaming Tuesdays
Time: Tuesdays 7 PM to 8PM Eastern Time
Our Show: The pandemic forced us to learn how to stream shows directly from the performer's studio. It has proven to be such fun that we are going to keep doing it each Tuesday night.
Attendance is free. 100% of donations go to the Artists.
Rick Fink was a founding member and the primary singer/songwriter for the Gas House Gorillas. After 15 years the group disbanded and Rick began traveling the country as a solo acoustic act.
A prolific writer whose songs contain catchy lyrics inspired by deeply rooted life experiences, Rick’s music combines the elements of traditional Americana with Pop and Punk.
He is a compelling storyteller with a distinctive voice and wicked sense of humor.
Rick has been featured at house parties and established venues such as The Turning Point in Piermont, NY, and The New York Songwriters Circle at the Bitter End.
Jeff Cannon emerged as a national touring artist from the 1990s Boston folk scene. Jeff has worn many folk hats. In 1995 he was the opening manager of Cambridge’s Club Passim. In the early 2000’s he hosted “Folk from the Heartland” on WIUX. Supported on record by a who’s-who of contemporary folk from Patty Griffin to Greg Greenway, Jeff continues to release music for the heart, most recently “High Tea for Poets” in 2023, and a #1 folk radio single, “Letter from a Groundhog.” These days Jeff is working on songs for a new musical, ”LP: A Radio Musical.”
Boston multi-award winning singer songwriter Linda Marks is a healer at heart, an emotional alchemist whose music gracefully uplifts the spirit and transforms sorrow into gold. Known for lyric-driven social impact songs with singable heartfelt melodies, Linda creates a sense of intimacy and connection balancing personal reflection and universal themes. Her 15 studio albums reflect a career in two chapters, raising her son and caring for her mom with Alzheimer’s in between. Linda is a Voting Member of the Recording Academy, curator of ISSA Boston/Northeast and has worked to build artist-alliance groups and community through music her whole life.
Poet, philosopher, raconteur, busker, disc jockey, teacher, gardener, and tireless advocate for local music, Frank Critelli is a beloved fixture in Meriden, Connecticut. His voice soars higher than Castle Craig as he performs in subways, clubs, coffeehouses—and in his kitchen. For over 30 years, he’s brought original songs to life, often solo, sometimes with one or more musical co-conspirators, and currently as one-third of the original music trio The Bargain. Those who have seen him live know that’s when he’s in his element. Audiences leave entertained, energized, and sometimes enlightened. Frank also co-hosts The Local Bands Show on WPLR 99.1 FM and CygnusRadio.com, and contributes to the scene through interviews, performances, and events such as the Olde Church Acoustic Series.
Colorado-based songwriter Edie Carey has been performing her intelligent, emotive songs since 1999, singing alongside Sara Bareilles and Brandi Carlile and appearing on PRI’s syndicated Mountain Stage as well as Cayamo, Telluride Bluegrass, and Newport Folk Festivals. Her lullabies project with Sarah Sample won Best Children’s Album in the 2015 Independent Music Awards, and she was a featured vocalist along with Lisa Loeb on the 2020 Grammy-Winning ensemble “All the Ladies.” Americana Highways called her 2022 release “The Veil” “one of the best of the year” and Basic Folk listed it as #4 on their “Top 10 of 2022 So Far” alongside Grammy-nominees Anais Mitchell and Aoife O’Donovan.
Rick Fink was a founding member and the primary singer/songwriter for the Gas House Gorillas. After 15 years the group disbanded and Rick began traveling the country as a solo acoustic act.
A prolific writer whose songs contain catchy lyrics inspired by deeply rooted life experiences, Rick’s music combines the elements of traditional Americana with Pop and Punk.
He is a compelling storyteller with a distinctive voice and wicked sense of humor.
Rick has been featured at house parties and established venues such as The Turning Point in Piermont, NY, and The New York Songwriters Circle at the Bitter End.
Jeff Cannon emerged as a national touring artist from the 1990s Boston folk scene. Jeff has worn many folk hats. In 1995 he was the opening manager of Cambridge’s Club Passim. In the early 2000’s he hosted “Folk from the Heartland” on WIUX. Supported on record by a who’s-who of contemporary folk from Patty Griffin to Greg Greenway, Jeff continues to release music for the heart, most recently “High Tea for Poets” in 2023, and a #1 folk radio single, “Letter from a Groundhog.” These days Jeff is working on songs for a new musical, ”LP: A Radio Musical.”
Boston multi-award winning singer songwriter Linda Marks is a healer at heart, an emotional alchemist whose music gracefully uplifts the spirit and transforms sorrow into gold. Known for lyric-driven social impact songs with singable heartfelt melodies, Linda creates a sense of intimacy and connection balancing personal reflection and universal themes. Her 15 studio albums reflect a career in two chapters, raising her son and caring for her mom with Alzheimer’s in between. Linda is a Voting Member of the Recording Academy, curator of ISSA Boston/Northeast and has worked to build artist-alliance groups and community through music her whole life.
Poet, philosopher, raconteur, busker, disc jockey, teacher, gardener, and tireless advocate for local music, Frank Critelli is a beloved fixture in Meriden, Connecticut. His voice soars higher than Castle Craig as he performs in subways, clubs, coffeehouses—and in his kitchen. For over 30 years, he’s brought original songs to life, often solo, sometimes with one or more musical co-conspirators, and currently as one-third of the original music trio The Bargain. Those who have seen him live know that’s when he’s in his element. Audiences leave entertained, energized, and sometimes enlightened. Frank also co-hosts The Local Bands Show on WPLR 99.1 FM and CygnusRadio.com, and contributes to the scene through interviews, performances, and events such as the Olde Church Acoustic Series.
Colorado-based songwriter Edie Carey has been performing her intelligent, emotive songs since 1999, singing alongside Sara Bareilles and Brandi Carlile and appearing on PRI’s syndicated Mountain Stage as well as Cayamo, Telluride Bluegrass, and Newport Folk Festivals. Her lullabies project with Sarah Sample won Best Children’s Album in the 2015 Independent Music Awards, and she was a featured vocalist along with Lisa Loeb on the 2020 Grammy-Winning ensemble “All the Ladies.” Americana Highways called her 2022 release “The Veil” “one of the best of the year” and Basic Folk listed it as #4 on their “Top 10 of 2022 So Far” alongside Grammy-nominees Anais Mitchell and Aoife O’Donovan.
Rick Fink was a founding member and the primary singer/songwriter for the Gas House Gorillas. After 15 years the group disbanded and Rick began traveling the country as a solo acoustic act.
A prolific writer whose songs contain catchy lyrics inspired by deeply rooted life experiences, Rick’s music combines the elements of traditional Americana with Pop and Punk.
He is a compelling storyteller with a distinctive voice and wicked sense of humor.
Rick has been featured at house parties and established venues such as The Turning Point in Piermont, NY, and The New York Songwriters Circle at the Bitter End.
Jeff Cannon emerged as a national touring artist from the 1990s Boston folk scene. Jeff has worn many folk hats. In 1995 he was the opening manager of Cambridge’s Club Passim. In the early 2000’s he hosted “Folk from the Heartland” on WIUX. Supported on record by a who’s-who of contemporary folk from Patty Griffin to Greg Greenway, Jeff continues to release music for the heart, most recently “High Tea for Poets” in 2023, and a #1 folk radio single, “Letter from a Groundhog.” These days Jeff is working on songs for a new musical, ”LP: A Radio Musical.”
Boston multi-award winning singer songwriter Linda Marks is a healer at heart, an emotional alchemist whose music gracefully uplifts the spirit and transforms sorrow into gold. Known for lyric-driven social impact songs with singable heartfelt melodies, Linda creates a sense of intimacy and connection balancing personal reflection and universal themes. Her 15 studio albums reflect a career in two chapters, raising her son and caring for her mom with Alzheimer’s in between. Linda is a Voting Member of the Recording Academy, curator of ISSA Boston/Northeast and has worked to build artist-alliance groups and community through music her whole life.
Poet, philosopher, raconteur, busker, disc jockey, teacher, gardener, and tireless advocate for local music, Frank Critelli is a beloved fixture in Meriden, Connecticut. His voice soars higher than Castle Craig as he performs in subways, clubs, coffeehouses—and in his kitchen. For over 30 years, he’s brought original songs to life, often solo, sometimes with one or more musical co-conspirators, and currently as one-third of the original music trio The Bargain. Those who have seen him live know that’s when he’s in his element. Audiences leave entertained, energized, and sometimes enlightened. Frank also co-hosts The Local Bands Show on WPLR 99.1 FM and CygnusRadio.com, and contributes to the scene through interviews, performances, and events such as the Olde Church Acoustic Series.
Colorado-based songwriter Edie Carey has been performing her intelligent, emotive songs since 1999, singing alongside Sara Bareilles and Brandi Carlile and appearing on PRI’s syndicated Mountain Stage as well as Cayamo, Telluride Bluegrass, and Newport Folk Festivals. Her lullabies project with Sarah Sample won Best Children’s Album in the 2015 Independent Music Awards, and she was a featured vocalist along with Lisa Loeb on the 2020 Grammy-Winning ensemble “All the Ladies.” Americana Highways called her 2022 release “The Veil” “one of the best of the year” and Basic Folk listed it as #4 on their “Top 10 of 2022 So Far” alongside Grammy-nominees Anais Mitchell and Aoife O’Donovan.
Rick Fink was a founding member and the primary singer/songwriter for the Gas House Gorillas. After 15 years the group disbanded and Rick began traveling the country as a solo acoustic act.
A prolific writer whose songs contain catchy lyrics inspired by deeply rooted life experiences, Rick’s music combines the elements of traditional Americana with Pop and Punk.
He is a compelling storyteller with a distinctive voice and wicked sense of humor.
Rick has been featured at house parties and established venues such as The Turning Point in Piermont, NY, and The New York Songwriters Circle at the Bitter End.
Jeff Cannon emerged as a national touring artist from the 1990s Boston folk scene. Jeff has worn many folk hats. In 1995 he was the opening manager of Cambridge’s Club Passim. In the early 2000’s he hosted “Folk from the Heartland” on WIUX. Supported on record by a who’s-who of contemporary folk from Patty Griffin to Greg Greenway, Jeff continues to release music for the heart, most recently “High Tea for Poets” in 2023, and a #1 folk radio single, “Letter from a Groundhog.” These days Jeff is working on songs for a new musical, ”LP: A Radio Musical.”
Boston multi-award winning singer songwriter Linda Marks is a healer at heart, an emotional alchemist whose music gracefully uplifts the spirit and transforms sorrow into gold. Known for lyric-driven social impact songs with singable heartfelt melodies, Linda creates a sense of intimacy and connection balancing personal reflection and universal themes. Her 15 studio albums reflect a career in two chapters, raising her son and caring for her mom with Alzheimer’s in between. Linda is a Voting Member of the Recording Academy, curator of ISSA Boston/Northeast and has worked to build artist-alliance groups and community through music her whole life.
Poet, philosopher, raconteur, busker, disc jockey, teacher, gardener, and tireless advocate for local music, Frank Critelli is a beloved fixture in Meriden, Connecticut. His voice soars higher than Castle Craig as he performs in subways, clubs, coffeehouses—and in his kitchen. For over 30 years, he’s brought original songs to life, often solo, sometimes with one or more musical co-conspirators, and currently as one-third of the original music trio The Bargain. Those who have seen him live know that’s when he’s in his element. Audiences leave entertained, energized, and sometimes enlightened. Frank also co-hosts The Local Bands Show on WPLR 99.1 FM and CygnusRadio.com, and contributes to the scene through interviews, performances, and events such as the Olde Church Acoustic Series.
Colorado-based songwriter Edie Carey has been performing her intelligent, emotive songs since 1999, singing alongside Sara Bareilles and Brandi Carlile and appearing on PRI’s syndicated Mountain Stage as well as Cayamo, Telluride Bluegrass, and Newport Folk Festivals. Her lullabies project with Sarah Sample won Best Children’s Album in the 2015 Independent Music Awards, and she was a featured vocalist along with Lisa Loeb on the 2020 Grammy-Winning ensemble “All the Ladies.” Americana Highways called her 2022 release “The Veil” “one of the best of the year” and Basic Folk listed it as #4 on their “Top 10 of 2022 So Far” alongside Grammy-nominees Anais Mitchell and Aoife O’Donovan.