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Beach Road Weekend

Aug 25, 2023 at 11:00 AM  ·  Veterans Memorial Park, Tisbury, MA Veterans Memorial Park, Tisbury, MA

Beach Road Weekend
Aug 25
Beach Road Weekend
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The Head and The Heart released albums on Sub Pop and Warner Records before self-producing their latest album, Aperture. They recorded the release across year-long sessions in Richmond, Virginia, and Seattle.
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Maggie Rose is known for her powerful voice and extensive touring. She earned back-to-back Grammy nominations for her 2024 album No One Gets Out Alive and single Poison In My Well. She has performed at the Grand Ole Opry over 100 times.
Grammy-winning soul singer Leon Bridges emerged from Fort Worth, Texas, celebrated for his 1960s soul sound. Expanding his style toward dance-oriented rhythms, he collaborated with members of the British trio Jungle on the album Happiness Anytime and the track Your Love Is Electric.
Formed in London in 2008, Mumford & Sons became a major British act, topping global charts, headlining festivals, and winning Grammy and BRIT awards. They released acclaimed albums including RUSHMERE and Prizefighter, collaborating with artists like Bob Dylan and Hozier.
Grammy-winning jazz, soul, and gospel vocalist Gregory Porter is known for his warm baritone voice and acclaimed albums like Water, Liquid Spirit, and Take Me to the Alley. Raised in California, he began his career in New York before releasing his 2010 debut.
Kevin Morby is a singer-songwriter originally from the Midwest. Now based in LA, he is known for albums including Sundowner, This Is a Photograph, and his eighth studio album Little Wide Open, which was produced by Aaron Dessner and features numerous guest contributors.
Formed in Birmingham, Alabama in 2011, St. Paul & The Broken Bones is a soul ensemble known for electrifying live shows and impassioned vocals. The band has performed at major festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury, and shared stages with The Rolling Stones and Lizzo.
Mary Chapin Carpenter is a Princeton, New Jersey-born singer and songwriter known for bridging country and folk. Rising to mainstream success in the 1980s and 90s, she won a Grammy for Best Female Country Performance for her hit Shut Up and Kiss Me.
Born in the Soviet Union, Regina Spektor moved to NYC in 1989, continued her classical piano training, and studied composition at SUNY Purchase. Known for jazz and blues-influenced pop, her breakthrough came with the gold-certified "Begin to Hope" in 2006, featuring hits like "Fidelity." Albums "Far" and "What We Saw From the Cheap Seats" both debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. Spektor's music appears in shows like "Orange Is The New Black" and films like "(500) Days of Summer." She performed for the Obamas and supports various charities.
Caamp, an American folk band from Ohio, formed by childhood friends Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall, creates authentic folk-rock and Americana. Known for Meier's raspy vocals and Westfall's banjo, popular songs include "Vagabond" and "All the Debts I Owe." Albums like "By and By" and "Lavender Days" have achieved chart success, with "Copper Changes Color" released in 2025. They earned an Americana Music Association nomination.
Austin, Texas-born guitarist/vocalist Gary Clark Jr. blends blues-rock with funk, hard rock, and hip-hop. His 2012 major-label debut Blak and Blu hit the Top Ten and won a Grammy for “Please Come Home”; later albums include This Land and JPEG RAW.
Japanese Breakfast’s fourth album, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women), is the band’s first proper studio release. Produced by Grammy winner Blake Mills and tracked at Sound City in Los Angeles, it’s led by frontwoman and songwriter Michelle Zauner.

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