They Got Frank is a Boston-based alternative rock band. Members: - Peter (Vocals) - Diego (Guitar) - David (Bass) - Steffen (Keyboard) - Austin (Drums)
The Pointe
Pop and rock band bringing you the edge you’re missing in life.
Broken Vanity
Looking to reinvigorate the Boston music scene, Broken Vanity embarked on an innovative music career in 2020 and hasn't looked back since. From an early age, Broken Vanity always knew that music was life’s calling, and set out on a mission to become a respected group of musical innovators. Today, the name Broken Vanity is synonymous with awesome live performances and mind-blowing recordings, having shared the stage with huge names like Lez Zeppelin, Low Hum, Exit 18 and many more. Get to know the band on a deeper level. Check us out live and hear some of our tracks!
Sofia Marietta Band
Based in Quincy, Mass, Houghs Neck resident. Singer/songwriter Sofia Marietta is a very unique artist with an authentic voice. known for her catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Sofiamarietta's music blends influences from Indie, soft rock, and folk. creating a unique sound that resonates with her listeners.. sofia marietta is looking forward to rocking out alongside her bandmates this 2025 Quincy porchfest.
You can find her music (new releases) on spotify and youtube.
Mike Hohmann
I am a guitarist/singer solo acoustic act performing covers of every thing from Beatles to matchbox 20, top notch equipment with a very polished and professional sound.
Owl Haus
Acoustic duo playing all sorts of covers and traditional tunes with some originals thrown in for good measure.
King Imp
Weird pop family band! Guitars that don't sound like guitars, kind of loud, usually fast. FFO Flaming Lips, Deerhoof, They Might Be Giants
Maple Durham Mill
Maple Durham Mill is a three piece rock powerhouse. Blending influences from Black Sabbath, Metallica, and Mastodon to Pink Floyd, Judas Priest, and Tool. Playing all original music with mind-altering sonics, driving metal riffs, and an original approach to song creation.
