Adi Uppal is a singer, songwriter and a recent graduate of Berklee College of Music, with a passion for live performance. Currently residing in grunge rock and folk realms of music, he aims to bring a fresh sound with original music and pay tribute to his greatest influences including Queen, Chris Cornell, Sting and Patti Smith.
A Sort of Homecoming
Bostons new and exciting tribute to the band U2. Featuring early work from albums from October to the Joshua Tree. With later cuts from the 90s and 2000's
Bad Street
South Shore Female fronted 5 piece cover band playing songs by Cranberries, Grateful Dead, Stones, CCR, Amy Winehouse, Billie Eilish.
Red's Neckas
Local seasoned Rock Band from Houghs Neck
Outahit Records
Izii IsReal and Elita Starr of OutaHit Records are a Boston-based reggae duo delivering a vibrant blend of roots, rock, and soulful reggae. Their performances feature original music alongside fresh interpretations of familiar favorites, creating an uplifting, high-vibration experience rooted in connection, community, and positive energy.
Mordechai Lincoln
South Shore based Mordechai Lincoln Band have been playing together for years. They specialize in a combination of original tunes and covers of classic mid to late -20th century Americana/Roots tunes. They cover songs from artists such as Bob Dylan, The Jayhawks, America, Grateful Dead, Jackson Brown and others. The write and play originals in similar style. They blend strong instrumental skills and vocal harmonies. The vibe is laid back like they just got together to jam on your front porch.
Atlantic Middle School Jazz Band
Atlantic Middle School Jazz Band is a group of highly motivated young musicians beginning their journey into the world of jazz. Under the direction of Mr. Salvucci, students explore articulation, phrasing, improvisation, and music theory, all while having fun and creating lifelong memories with their friends at school.
V Street Band
V Street Band plays soft rock 70's to present. We also play afro-cuban drum rhythms. We play at local social justice events and lead drum circles in the south shore.