April 5: Tim Sweeney

Tim is well-known locally for being the ukulele guy and performing for years at so many local events and venues. Accompanied by bass player Ed Banks, he will be introducing his new-found passion for the baritone ukulele, and be sharing a whole new repertoire of songs.

April 12: Paul Kehoe

Paul Kehoe was a second grade teacher for the Brewster Public Schools and now performs with puppeteer Mary Wilson as Puppets, Paul & Mary. This summer will be their 5 th season at Cape Rep Theater. They’ll also be performing at libraries all over the Capeand South Shore. Paul also presents musical programs for the Alzheimer’s Support Group of Cape Cod. He’s looking forward to sharing a sing- along concert for children and families as part of the Pop-Up Practices in the Park this spring.

April 19: Ed McKendry

Ed is a singer-songwriter who plays a wide range of vintage covers, as well as his own original material. Originally from Pennsylvania, Ed is now living year-round in Yarmouth Port and quickly becoming a part of the Cape Cod music community. Ed’s original music is available on all popular streaming platforms and you can visit www.edmckendrymusic.com to learn more.

April 26: Stephen Russell

Stephen is a singer/songwriter/guitarist with influences ranging from traditional folk to standards to ‘60’s pop.

May 3: Front Street Jazz Ensemble

The Front Street Jazz Ensemble plays hip music for dancing and listening. The band features Topper Roth (guitar), Jim Corbett (saxophone/flute),Steve Reuman (keyboards), James Madru (electric bass), Colin Cunningham (drums and percussion), and Maureen Osborne (vocals).

May 10: Sarah Burrill

Sarah brings to her music and performance a depth and passion that is nothing short of contagious. Here she will be trying out new material, both originals and covers.

May 17: Bitter and Broken Men’s Chorus

The Bitter and Broken Men's Chorus: Tom Fettig, Andrew Fettig, Frank Poranski, Lary Chaplan and Benny Albro. They describe themselves as, “a group of unapologetic Cape Cod blue collar shmoes. Their music reflects their love of community, punk rock, wry humor, Americana, and lefty politics.”

May 24: Chandler Travis

Chandler Travis: A man who needs no introduction, Chandler is a prolific singer, songwriter and member of many, many bands, including the Incredible Casuals.

May 31: Bruce Maclean

Bruce Maclean, longtime resident, performer and proprietor of Maclean Studio, is in his 45th consecutive year of playing music on Cape Cod.

June 7: Bella Ciao

Let Bella Ciao bring the heart of Italy to Cape Cod with soulful ballads, lively tarantellas, and timeless classics. Their vibrant performances deliver joy, nostalgia, and the essence of la dolce vita to any event.

June 14: Watch Your Step

Watch Your Step, is a dynamic band formed through Mark's Music in Orleans. The band is made up of four incredibly talented local kids—Trent Burritt (9) on drums, Ali Long (12) as lead singer and bass player, Cam Long (16) on guitar and Caidon Vasquez (15) also on guitar—who share a passion for rock music and bring their youthful energy to the Outer Cape music scene.

June 21: Pavia

Pavia’s live performances capture the authenticity and excitement of bygone styles and eras, including 1930’s Paris and Berlin, the American torch genre, Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya. Her repertoire is decidedly eclectic, and includes torch songs, love songs, classic oldies from the American repertoire, and European classics as well.

June 28 Woof Woof Meow

“Woof Woof Meow is arty, original, and fun, inspiring our community to dance since 2021. We play a mix of Ska, Reggae, New Wave, and Funk, plus covers by Prince, Fela Kuti, Bob Marley, and The B-52s. We're a supergroup of Cape Cod's finest: Truro's Michael Holt (keyboards/vocals), Orleans' Rikki Bates (drums), Wellfleet's Lisa Brown (percussion/vocals), Truro's Ken Field (sax/flute), and Brewster's Trevor (The Juggler) Pearson (bass).”