Avi Jacob is an independent folk songwriter whose music pairs intimate storytelling with a restless, soulful edge. A former Boston DIY-scene favorite, he has earned notice from Counting Crows, opened for Dr. John, and been named an artist to watch. His songs have been shaped by years on the road and a deep love of folk’s most honest traditions. Come experience Avi Jacob’s warm, compelling live show at GOODFOLK.

Charlie Marie makes classic country music for the modern world. It's a sound that bridges the gap between Nashville and her native Rhode Island — a blend of old-school traditions and fresh perspectives, fused together by a trailblazer who's been writing songs since her teenage years.

Raised in Providence, Rhode Island, Charlie Marie fell in love with country music at ten years old, after a music teacher compared her voice to the timeless croon of Patsy Cline. She began riding horses at the same time, and the two disciplines went hand-in-hand. While heading to a local horse farm every week, a wide-eyed Charlie would listen to country songs in the car, absorbing the sounds of 1990s hit-makers like Alan Jackson one minute and mid-century icons like Loretta Lynn the next.

Note: Charlie Marie will perform solo on November 5, then return as a duo with Nick Mercado on November 6 and 7.

Charlie Marie makes classic country music for the modern world. It's a sound that bridges the gap between Nashville and her native Rhode Island — a blend of old-school traditions and fresh perspectives, fused together by a trailblazer who's been writing songs since her teenage years.

Raised in Providence, Rhode Island, Charlie Marie fell in love with country music at ten years old, after a music teacher compared her voice to the timeless croon of Patsy Cline. She began riding horses at the same time, and the two disciplines went hand-in-hand. While heading to a local horse farm every week, a wide-eyed Charlie would listen to country songs in the car, absorbing the sounds of 1990s hit-makers like Alan Jackson one minute and mid-century icons like Loretta Lynn the next.

Note: Charlie Marie will perform solo on November 5, then return as a duo with Nick Mercado on November 6 and 7.

Charlie Marie makes classic country music for the modern world. It's a sound that bridges the gap between Nashville and her native Rhode Island — a blend of old-school traditions and fresh perspectives, fused together by a trailblazer who's been writing songs since her teenage years.

Raised in Providence, Rhode Island, Charlie Marie fell in love with country music at ten years old, after a music teacher compared her voice to the timeless croon of Patsy Cline. She began riding horses at the same time, and the two disciplines went hand-in-hand. While heading to a local horse farm every week, a wide-eyed Charlie would listen to country songs in the car, absorbing the sounds of 1990s hit-makers like Alan Jackson one minute and mid-century icons like Loretta Lynn the next.

Note: Charlie Marie will perform solo on November 5, then return as a duo with Nick Mercado on November 6 and 7.

Brennan’s driving from Winchester, Virginia to be with us, and if he were not, it’d be worth us driving to Virginia to hear him. Country Chord rightly advises that, he’s, “an independent country artist who needs to be on your radar.” He draws inspiration from his bluegrass roots and the rich musical traditions of the Shenandoah Valley. Red River Nomad says his voice, "cuts like a crisp autumn wind through a misty Appalachian morning,” and Red Barn Radio cites his "spectacular flatpicking—it builds a rhythmic foundation that feels both grounded and free.” Critics say his songwriting, "paints a vivid, rustic still life of an introspective man.”

Brennan’s driving from Winchester, Virginia to be with us, and if he were not, it’d be worth us driving to Virginia to hear him. Country Chord rightly advises that, he’s, “an independent country artist who needs to be on your radar.” He draws inspiration from his bluegrass roots and the rich musical traditions of the Shenandoah Valley. Red River Nomad says his voice, "cuts like a crisp autumn wind through a misty Appalachian morning,” and Red Barn Radio cites his "spectacular flatpicking—it builds a rhythmic foundation that feels both grounded and free.” Critics say his songwriting, "paints a vivid, rustic still life of an introspective man.”

Traditional carols and folk takes on old favorites, performed by great artists, occasionally in Santa Claus hats and reindeer noses, with periodic invitations to sing along!

Traditional carols and folk takes on old favorites, performed by great artists, occasionally in Santa Claus hats and reindeer noses, with periodic invitations to sing along!

Thomas Csorba is a songwriter who writes for the long arc — songs not just for now, but for always. He doesn’t chase trends or flash. Instead, he writes with a reverence for language, for melody, and for the invisible threads that connect a life. Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt, opening for acclaimed acts like John Moreland, Amanda Shires, Yola, Paul Cauthen, Red Shahan, Briscoe, Parker Millsap, and many others With several albums and EPs under his belt, Thomas has earned respect from his peers and the press with the Houston Chronicle writing “Is Thomas Csorba the next great Texas songwriter?” Csorba has no plans to stop the steady march forward, because for him, this isn’t about the next big thing — it’s about the next true song. And if Windchimes is any indication, he’s just getting to the good part.

Thomas Csorba is a songwriter who writes for the long arc — songs not just for now, but for always. He doesn’t chase trends or flash. Instead, he writes with a reverence for language, for melody, and for the invisible threads that connect a life. Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt, opening for acclaimed acts like John Moreland, Amanda Shires, Yola, Paul Cauthen, Red Shahan, Briscoe, Parker Millsap, and many others With several albums and EPs under his belt, Thomas has earned respect from his peers and the press with the Houston Chronicle writing “Is Thomas Csorba the next great Texas songwriter?” Csorba has no plans to stop the steady march forward, because for him, this isn’t about the next big thing — it’s about the next true song. And if Windchimes is any indication, he’s just getting to the good part.

Thomas Csorba is a songwriter who writes for the long arc — songs not just for now, but for always. He doesn’t chase trends or flash. Instead, he writes with a reverence for language, for melody, and for the invisible threads that connect a life. Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt, opening for acclaimed acts like John Moreland, Amanda Shires, Yola, Paul Cauthen, Red Shahan, Briscoe, Parker Millsap, and many others With several albums and EPs under his belt, Thomas has earned respect from his peers and the press with the Houston Chronicle writing “Is Thomas Csorba the next great Texas songwriter?” Csorba has no plans to stop the steady march forward, because for him, this isn’t about the next big thing — it’s about the next true song. And if Windchimes is any indication, he’s just getting to the good part.

Seth Gallant grew up in a mill town to a family that played music on the front porch on almost any occasion. These traditions of folk, country, and Acadian music would shape the music that Gallant writes and performs today.

Seth Gallant grew up in a mill town to a family that played music on the front porch on almost any occasion. These traditions of folk, country, and Acadian music would shape the music that Gallant writes and performs today.

Jake Pardee is a Boston-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, and recording artist whose original music draws from blues, roots rock, soul, reggae, and folk. His songs pair thoughtful, understated writing with expressive guitar work, a deep sense of groove, and a warm, lived-in sound. Equally at home in stripped-down acoustic settings and full-band arrangements, Pardee brings a spacious, soulful approach shaped by years of performing and recording.

Greg Loftus is a south shore writer of poignant country-tinged acoustic music with inspiration taken from folk and rock genres. Redline Roots has said of his latest album, "Timeless. The kind of record that a songwriter has been waiting their whole career for and when it hits, its impact is boundless.”

oftus is a south shore writer of poignant country-tinged acoustic music with inspiration taken from folk and rock genres. Redline Roots has said of his latest album, "Timeless. The kind of record that a songwriter has been waiting their whole career for and when it hits, its impact is boundless.”

Greg Loftus is a south shore writer of poignant country-tinged acoustic music with inspiration taken from folk and rock genres. Redline Roots has said of his latest album, "Timeless. The kind of record that a songwriter has been waiting their whole career for and when it hits, its impact is boundless.”

oftus is a south shore writer of poignant country-tinged acoustic music with inspiration taken from folk and rock genres. Redline Roots has said of his latest album, "Timeless. The kind of record that a songwriter has been waiting their whole career for and when it hits, its impact is boundless.”