Cubicle Concerts: Modern Fools
The Keene cosmic country band discusses the wild lore of Gram Parsons and performs three songs from their latest album, "Strange Offering."
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Office spaces can be drab, soul-crushing places with little room for creativity, but there’s one particular cubicle in the Manchester Millyard producing something more than TPS reports.
New Hampshire Magazine is excited to introduce a new series called Cubicle Concerts.
Our new project features local musicians as they drop-in to the New Hampshire Magazine offices, set up in our tastefully decorated cubicle, and do what they do best.
We know about the Granite State’s amazing homegrown talent, and now we want the world to know.
If you’re interested in joining us and sharing your music, reach out to project manager Caleb Jagoda. Caleb can be reached at cjagoda@nhmagazine.com
The Keene cosmic country band discusses the wild lore of Gram Parsons and performs three songs from their latest album, "Strange Offering."
The Manchester indie rock band plays three of their gentle, ethereal songs and discusses how music can be both hushed and expansive in the same breath.
The Conway-based “sweet n’ heavy” soulful rock group talks Bo Diddley, playful collaboration and making covers their own.
The four-piece indie/dad-rock band from Merrimack discuss the cathartic, sometimes painful nature of making music, getting COVID from King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and unabashedly loving The Beatles.
The Rebel Collective – a dynamic, fiery Irish folk-rock outfit from Concord – represents the latest thread woven into a tapestry pioneered by bands like The Pogues, The Wolfe Tones and Flogging Molly. This group of cousins, friends and musicians…
Whether she's teaching at the Real School of Music, in Derry, or performing on stages throughout New England, Maddy brings a soulful authenticity to her music.
His sophisticated guitar work forms a rich backdrop for his soulful melodies and lyrics exploring the full range of the human and global experience.
Ruby and the Groove may only be three musicians, but they make a big, beautiful sound.
Since we were so well-behaved this year, the Cubicle Concert musicians were kind enough to gift us with a few holiday tunes.
Also a part of The Fallen Stars and a valued performer who has played with artists like the Foo Fighter’s Chris Shiflett and Sonny Mone, of Crazy Horse, Bobbo Byrnes is the real deal.
Morgan’s powerful voice, skilled guitar playing and breathtaking songwriting abilities lit up the Cube.
The Grim Brothers are a busy trio, playing throughout New Hampshire, relating those stories and performing a mix of Americana, jazz, bluegrass and jam band styles.
This talented band plays a dark and anachronistic twist of folk, blues, jazz and vaudeville that is provocative, evocative and unforgettable. Call it ‘bloody folk.’
Honest, heartfelt authenticity with a touch of snark filtered through an old soul may be the best way to describe Amanda McCarthy’s music.
Senie is a self-taught, singer-songwriter and percussive guitarist based in Concord.
Kicking off our new Cubicle Concerts project is Betsy (Green) and Scott Heron of the bluegrass duo Green Heron