Catamount Arts

Burlington, Vt.,-based singer/songwriter Myra Flynn blends danceable beats with emotionally nuanced lyrics that sooth the soul and draw audiences to the dancefloor like a magnet.

With opening act Kingdom All Stars.

Self-dubbed ‘circus punk’ rockers Bella’s Bartok enthrall concertgoers with a passionate kaleidoscope of sound that gets listeners of all ages and backgrounds moving their feet and clapping their hands.

With opening act The Van Burens.

Fusing the raw passion of punk and the melodic joy of pop with explosive rock ‘n’ roll sensibilities, Ume delivers high-octane performances that bring audiences to life and leave them spellbound.

With opening act Decorative Fire featuring Pam McCann.

Glasgow, Scotland-based band Albannach takes a fresh new approach to pipes and drums music with charismatic reinventions of traditional tunes and original odes to their Gaelic heritage in powerful live-performances and a sound that’s larger than life.

With opening act Catamount Pipe Band.

Genre-defying seven-piece powerhouse ADAAWE creates a vibrant global fusion of R&B and pop steeped in gospel harmonies over jazz, funk and African stylings and lively Latin and reggae that will lift your spirits and get you dancing.

With opening act A2VT.

New York City’s first and only all-female mariachi­ group, GRAMMY Award-winning ensemble Flor de Toloache, is pushing genre boundaries and getting concertgoers dancing with their fresh, versatile take on traditional Mexican music.

With opening act Chickweed.

Fusing tranquil bluegrass with punk sensibilities, Whiskey Shivers is a sight to behold, bringing together a diverse group of masterful musicians in a genre-pushing sound that gets concertgoers of all ages and backgrounds dancing.

With opening act The Barnyard Incident.

Described by the Austin American Statesman as an “astonishing mix of raw soul, superb musicianship and laid back grace,” rising blues guitar and vocal star Jackie Venson’s electrifying live shows bring the house down and leave audiences wanting more. 

With opening act The Dave Keller Band.

From fiery danceable jigs to liltingly poignant ballads, Dàimh has garnered a fervid following with authentic time-honored Gaelic music rendered with a modern edge and stunning musical acumen.

With opening act Iain Macharg.

Hailing from Puglia, Italy, Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino takes on Italy’s ingrained dichotomy of tradition and modernity with explosive performances full of vibrant energy, infectious rhythm and undeniable passion.

With opening act Aram Bedrosian.