Falling Up at Foam: The Best of the Wurst

Join us Wednesday nights in September and October for a bluegrass jam at Foam!

Virginia's Dogwood Tales mix indie rock, alt-country, and heartfelt storytelling inspired by life in the Shenandoah Valley. Supported by Burlington's own Blueberry Betty.

A special and sinister afternoon with singer songwriter, storytelling savant, musical madman, Matt Hagen.

Local drummer, Cotter Ellis of Goose is bringing a cast of musical assassins to Foam for a night of jam, rock, jazz and more.

Join us Wednesday nights in September and October for a bluegrass jam at Foam!

Join us for a single release party with The Eyetraps, an indie pop-rock band and Mooncusser, Burlington’s first arena rock band.

Ali McGuirk has never been a church mouse. Her 2022 album, Til It’s Gone, was met with widespread acclaim and praised for its “earthy tenderness and smart introspection” (Boston Herald). She now returns with a new album, Watertop, that elevates her signature soulful and smoldering sound to new heights—this time, the production is richer, and the message is unflinching.

Jeff & Gina bring a delightful variety of genres with multi instrumentation and vocals, guaranteed to spark your musical imagination.

Join us Wednesday nights in September and October for a bluegrass jam at Foam!

Hailing from Northern Vermont, Wild Leek River is a regular 5-piece country band. The songs they play vibrate with sounds of new and old, steady back-beats and good stories. Their style and performances trace its roots from the honky tonks of days gone by, with rowdy shows across Vermont and throughout the Northeast.

Vermont-based bassist, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and composer is coming to Foam Brewers for a relaxing Sunday set.

Halloween at Foam brings SHEBAD’s soulful jazz-funk and Psymon Spine’s psychedelic dance grooves together for a night of live music, plus a surprise opening act we're keeping under wraps. Come early, stay late.

A far cry from the cool, calculated distance and reserved posture that is all-too-familiar to the indie-rock sphere, Florry, the Philly-bred septet and songwriting vehicle of bandleader Francie Medosch, are marking their territory as a band resolving to do something very different: they are having a really good time out there.

FUNGKSHUI is a band that is ready to guide any lover of live music into their next uncharted journey.

Eliza Edens is a Brooklyn-based songwriter who writes songs that dance inside the white-hot intersection of pleasure and pain. Bold and sincere, their songs are like antique cameo necklaces–snapshots of tenderness, worn close to the heart.

A long time Foam favorite, Vermont singer-songwriter Lily Seabird brings her earthy folk and grungy rock to Foam on Saturday, December 12, weaving twangy spaciousness, gritty guitars, and deeply human storytelling.