The Anniversary Tour: Great Lost Bear

Local Dork: Spinning the wax back into your ears. Eclectic, vinyl-driven sets every Tuesday from 6–9pm at Foam. Turn on, tune in, dork out.

Greenbush plays a unique Jazz, Blues, Funk and Rock in a fresh Green Mountain flavor!

High-octane surf rock from the streets of Burlington.

Burlington's Moondogs returns to Foam for a night of danceable psychedelic rock, traversing influences ranging from Americana, to funk, to progressive rock with a distinct and energetic style of their own.

Acoustic singer-songwriter and guitarist rooted in blues, soul, roots and folk.

Burlington VT based instrumental group, The Discussions, meld styles of psych, latin jazz, pop, post-rock, progressive, and ambient. Their music is intended to paint scenes and tell stories as it sways between sounding very simple to borderline chaotic.

An eight-piece ensemble delivering deep-pocket grooves, dynamic arrangements, and powerful live performances rooted in Vermont’s creative music community.

Jamaican reggae legends Papa Michigan and Carlton Livingston join forces with Dub Apocalypse for a Reggae Fest pre-party at Foam Brewers, plus selecta sets from Chancellor.

Baby Fearn is a Vermont-based artist blending pop, jazz, soul, rock, and theatre.

“Burlington’s The Wormdogs specialize in a heady mix of bluegrass, country and Americana, with a dash of rock n roll thrown in to spice things up. All five members write and sing, synthesizing their varied voices and approaches into a churning cauldron of roots-heavy jams.” -Farnsworth, Seven Days

Vermont singer-songwriter Myra Flynn delivers powerful, genre-blurring songs filled with soul, storytelling, and raw emotion.

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.

Downtown Boys blend punk, sax, synth, and radical energy into an explosive, cathartic live show.

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

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