Foam Brewers’ 10th Anniversary weekend: live music, special beers, and more, plus Built to Spill at Higher Ground.

Willverine, Snakefoot, and DeLuca bring groove-based electronic jazz to Foam for a late night, free show.

Rangus brings queer punk alongside long-running conscious punk project Blowtorch, with DJ Collin Hagood spinning post‑punk, goth, and underground 80s selections.

Eustis brings a reimagined set of surreal, shape-shifting songs to Foam, with support from Holding Napoleon’s raw, heart-forward songwriting project. Free show.

Woods make their Foam Brewers debut with a rare, intimate ticketed show in the taproom. Touring in support of Perennial, the Brooklyn-based band brings their signature blend of psychedelic pop, folk-rock, and exploratory songwriting to Burlington. Nearly two decades in, Woods remain melodic, adventurous, and deeply rooted in the independent music community. The night opens with Edsel Axle, the solo project of Rosali Middleman, offering meditative, guitar-driven folk rock with a heavy pulse.

SKORTS channel raw energy into polished, stadium-ready rock with a DIY edge. Born in NYC’s live scene, their songs hit with urgency, heart, and big melodic payoff, built to move bodies and shake rooms.

Swiss groove collective L’Eclair brings their genre-blurring blend of psych, funk, and electronic rhythms to Foam. Expect tight, hypnotic jams, global influences, and dancefloor-ready energy pulled from their latest album Cloud Drifter.

Splendid Torch and Ponyhustle share the Foam stage for a free night of folk, country, and roots-leaning sounds.