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General Admission
$25.00 Seated General Admission
$10.00 General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

General Admission
General admission is standing room only

General Admission
General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

Artist Presale: 
Date: Tuesday, June 21 @10AM ET - Thursday, June 23 @ 10PM ET

General Onsale:
Date: Friday, June 24 @10 AM ET

General Admission
General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

Dates & Times
Venue Pre-Sale: Thursday, September 29th at 10AM ET
Public Onsale: Friday, September 30th at 10AM ET

General Admission
General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

General Admission
General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

General Admission
$25.00 Seated General Admission
$10.00 General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

General Admission
General admission is standing room only. 

Reserved Table Seating:Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. This event also includes the following with Reserved Table Seating:

General Admission is standing room only

Artist Bio
Currently New England Music Awards' Overall Act of the Year, Country Artist of the Year, and Song of the Year winner, Brobst's unique songwriting ranges from traditional country to pop country.  With influences like Miranda Lambert, Ashley McBryde and Jason Isbell; she adds a feminine touch to a bro-country sound and a powerful authenticity to storytelling through song.

Her musical journey began with her move to North Shore Massachusetts from Columbus, OH in 2007, and has now become one of the most sought after and awarded artists in New England. She’s accumulated over 75,000 followers and videos views in the millions across social media outlets (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Bandsintown, TikTok, and more) of engaged and devoted fans - The ABB Army!
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 Her debut EP “Ghost” and her full album "My First Rodeo" are currently available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, and more. She released her latest album, "Where We Holler" on March 30th, 2021, which peaked at Number 2 on the iTunes Country Album Chart and #8 across all genres. All works were recorded with Sean McLaughlin of 37’ Productions - an award-winning producer in the New England music scene.  

General Admission
General admission is standing room only.

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Includes access to food menu and personal waitor/waitress. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

General Admission
General admission is standing room only.

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Tables include a personal waitor/waitress and access to food menu. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

Artist Bio
Michelle is a force of nature -- an emotional ball of talent that inspires with her original songs but also takes you on a journey through what she calls "the lost music" of vintage soul/R&B legends like Dinah Washington, Ruth Brown and Etta James. As she says, "They were all different, but the one thing they shared was intensity. And that's what I'm trying to bring, too."

Operating on instinct since she doesn't read music, Michelle has had a remarkable career. The Boston native made four albums with Bullseye Records (a subsidiary of Rounder Records) under the watchful eyes of producers Ron Levy (who also played keyboards with B.B. King for many years) and the Grammy Award-winning Scott Billington, who has more than 100 albums to his credit. Michelle herself has been nominated for the W.C. Handy Award for best blues vocalist (she lost to Etta James) and has toured internationally.

General Admission
General admission is standing room only

Reserved Table Seating
Get access to a seat at one of our bar-height tables. Tables seat two people and tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available. Includes entry to show. 

Deb Talan has been writing songs since she was 14 years old. Granted, her style has changed a bit since writing the forever-unknown smash-hit “Through the Window” about feeling numb, like life was going on somewhere out there but not accessible to her (at 14. so jaded.) She played clarinet, wrote songs on piano, later taught herself to play guitar in college, got obsessed with Shawn Colvin, was a vegetarian for 4 years, ended that with a hotdog and a swim in lake Michigan, started a band in Portland, OR with her friend Mark, named it Hummingfish, wrote a lot of fun songs that people danced to ‘til they were all sweaty in that hipster/grungy/geeky Northwest kind of way, moved back to the east coast 6 years and a divorce later and began playing solo in Boston coffee houses (read: 4 different Starbucks that she also poured espresso at) opened shows for Catie Curtis (a songwriter hero of hers) met up with Steve Tannen and formed The Weepies, played shows all over the country and the world, toured in a real tourbus! moved to LA, got married to Steve, made 5 records and 3 amazing boy-children together with him, had songs placed in loads of movies and tv shows, moved to Iowa, got breast cancer, got chemotherapy and relied heavily on marijuana for pain and nausea relief(Legalize, for gods’ sakes, can we grow up as a country, please?) recovered from breast cancer, made a solo album, struggled with mental health issues (Childhood Incest Survivor, lucky to be alive, music has helped, and so have many blessed healers) and relationship issues for 6 years, got divorced from Steve. She has a lot she could say these days. She prefers to listen. But playing songs for people is a close second. Music heals. Songs can be prayers. 
Deb Talan is some lovely damn proof of that.