Sat. October 4th 7:30
Rob Flax's Boom Chick Trio
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Join us for an evening with Rob Flax's Boom Chick Trio!
“Hotshot swing, crackerjack instrumentals & superb harmonies." —The Folk Project
Rob Flax possesses a rare combination of skills: he is an award-winning virtuoso violinist, classically trained but known for his jazz and improvisational pyrotechnics and irresistible grooves; he is also a powerhouse vocalist, capable of silky crooning a la Nat King Cole or visceral Chicago blues shouts.Rob has performed nationally and internationally with groups of many different styles, sharing the stage with artists such as B.B. King, Tower of Power, Trans Siberian Orchestra, Jacob Collier, and many others.
Slava Tolstoy is a Boston based guitarist, singer and producer, originally from St. Petersburg Russia. Slava’s original songs are best described as energetic pop-rock with tight arrangements, virtuoso soloing and deep and meaningful lyrics in the best traditions of Russian rock. World class musicians, including Grammy winners and nominees were carefully selected to play in Slava’s band and on his latest studio album - “Songs About the Sea” (Песни Про Море).
Colescott Rubin is a time-traveling entertainer with a whimsical flair for vaudeville & circus. He is an award-winning bassist/tubist/singer/songwriter known for combining original & improvised songs with unicycling, acrobatics, juggling, and more. He appeared on American Idol 2024, and has performed and/or recorded with Grammy-winners Esperanza Spalding, John Legend, Old Crow Medicine Show, Patrice Rushen, Catherine Russell, Charmaine Neville, Chuck Israels, and others.
Together, the three string-wielding maestros have forged a powerful group dynamic and the result is an interplay that will bring a smile to your face!
Music starts at 7:30 for two sets with a short intermission. Homemade refreshments will be available.
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians. Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
While we try and keep admission sliding scale, a generous rate is most appreciated. Thank you.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
Sat. Nov 1st 7:30
É.T.É.
Tickets HERE
We welcome wonderful multi-award winning trio É.T.É. to the Burnham Presents stage!
The fruitful meeting of three young musicians with vibrant artistic journeys, É.T.É propose a dynamic and contemporary vision of Québécois trad music. With influences from jazz, progressive rock, and classical music, violinist Élisabeth Moquin, bouzouki player Thierry Clouette and cellist Élisabeth Giroux create their own trad universe with original compositions and unique arrangements of Québécois and Acadian repertoire. Their rich vocal harmonies, their groove, their ease at their instruments and their electrifying simpatico onstage transforms the ordinary kitchen party into an unforgettable show!
Adding to thier many musical achievements, É.T.É recently received the Création Aldor 2025 award at Composium, the signature event of the Festival Trad Montréal on August 31. This award recognizes the commitment and achievements of important figures in Quebec's traditional culture scene.
Music starts at 7:30 for two sets with a short intermission. Homemade refreshments will be available
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians. Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
While we try and keep admission sliding scale, a generous rate is most appreciated.
Thank you.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
TICKETS HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
Sat. Dec. 6th 7:30
John Doyle with Cathie Ryan
An Irish Christmas
Tickets HERE
John Doyle & Cathie Ryan with The Irish Music Masters
Dear Burnham Presents patrons.
Due to a schedule change, Mick McAuley will not be joining John Doyle for this concert as previously planned. Mick was asked by Sting to reprise his role as melodeon player in Sting’s theatre production The Last Ship and had to bow out of the tour.
Joining John will be Cathie Ryan who has performed in a trio with John and Mick and is a co-founder of the celebrated Irish music ensemble, Cherish the Ladies. John and Cathie have toured as a duo throughout Europe and are both members of The Irish Music Masters, featured on the PBS’ television special The Soul of Christmas
From a musical family in Dublin, John Doyle's influences include well known English folk singers Nic Jones, Martin Carthy, Richard Thompson, and The Watersons; Scottish singers Dick Gaughan and John Martin; and fellow Irishmen Paul Brady and Al O’Donnell as well as his father, Sean Doyle - probably the biggest influence of all. John went on the road as a pro at 16 with the group Chanting House which he formed with Susan McKeown and which eventually included such great players as Seamus Egan, Eileen Ivers, & Donogh Hennessy. John went on to form the highly acclaimed super group, Solas, with Seamus Egan, John Williams, Karan Casey and Winifred Horan which took the folk and Celtic music worlds by storm, in no small part due to John’s powerhouse rhythmic guitar style and innovative arrangements. As a member of Solas, John performed to sold out audiences nationally and internationally as well as appearing on many national TV and radio programs: NBC’s The Today Show, various programs for National Public Radio and Public Radio International, A Prairie Home Companion, Mountain Stage, E-Town and World Cafe as part of that critically acclaimed group, he also received three NAIRD awards and a Grammy nomination for the band’s self-titled first recording.
For over twenty-five years, including five solo albums, countless musical collaborations, and multiple awards, Cathie Ryan has been in the vanguard of Irish music. She is blessed with a voice of luminous clarity and a gift for unearthing gems from Irish and American song traditions, creating her own heart-stirring originals, and for showcasing writers whose work deserves wider recognition. Wrap this musical integrity into a consummate entertainer and it is no wonder the Wall Street Journal calls her music, “a revelation.”
Music starts at 7:30 for two sets with a short intermission. Homemade refreshments will be available.
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians. Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
While we try and keep admission sliding scale, a generous rate is most appreciated. Thank you.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
TICKETS HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
Sat. January 3rd 7:30
Caitlin Canty
Tickets HERE
Join us as we welcome Caitlin Canty back to the Burnham Presents stage!
“A beautiful voice both strong and deliberate. Her stage presence is radiant and her songs pack a big lyrical punch” — NO DEPRESSION
Caitlin Canty’s songs harness the grit and spark at the heart of American music, tempered with a voice both haunting and distinct.
Since the release of her critically-acclaimed Reckless Skyline in 2015, Canty has put thousands of miles on her songs, touring throughout the U.S. and Europe. She won the Telluride Troubadour songwriting competition at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in 2015.
Her song, “Get Up,” was nominated for Song of the Year in the Folk Alliance International Music Awards and was featured on NPR Music’s, “Songs We Love.” Her songs have appeared in film and TV, including Code Black, House of Cards, Money Heist, and Rebuilding, and have garnered over 40 million streams on Spotify alone.
A Proctor,Vermont native, Caitlin Canty returned home to the Green Mountain state a few years ago after several years in Nashville.
Her career continues to grow and blossom. She'll be releasing a new album this fall, Night Owl Envies Mourning Dove.
From Folk Alley~"An exquisitely cinematic writer, she captures in a single scene the spacious splendors of trees, meadows, and mountains as the backdrop for the passionate yearnings of innocence and the tempered emotional wistfulness of experience. The title of her forthcoming album, Night Owl Envies the Mourning Dove, out on October 2, 2025, perfectly conveys the moment when wisdom, sometimes jaded and weary, meets wide-eyed wonder."
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians. Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
$25
$30 generous
TICKETS HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
Sat. Feb. 14th 7:30
Damn Tall Buildings
Tickets HERE
We are thrilled to add Damn Tall Buildings to our season line-up! I've had the great fortune to see them perform at several festivals in the northeast and was part of crew that brought them to Middlebury Festival on the Green in 2022. They are a wonderfully fun trio!
“Think of: The Carter Family for the millennial generation. Old Crow Medicine Show meets Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros meets Flatt & Scruggs meets Nickel Creek, with a dash of Avett Brothers and a sprinkle of Johnny Cash. The band coined the term “guerrilla roots” to describe its sound, which draws on early-20th-century Americana/bluegrass music, “repurposed for a modern audience.” - The Boston Globe
“...they bring influences from outside the Appalachian mountains to their sound, like rootsy rock and American musical theater, but express their original songs with banjo, fiddle, guitar, and bass ”
— Bluegrass Today
Music starts at 7:30 for two sets with a short intermission. Homemade refreshments will be available.
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians.
Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
While we try and keep admission sliding scale, a generous rate is most appreciated.
Thank you.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
TICKETS HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
Sat. March 7th 7:30
Garnet Rogers
Tickets HERE
We are looking forward to welcoming the great Garnet Rogers to the Burnham Presents stage! There was a time when Garnet would make an annual pilgrimage to Addison County to play at The After Dark Music Series in Middlebury hosted by Carol & Harvey Green. It's been a number of years since then and we are thrilled that he'll be joining us in Lincoln.
By the time he was barely out of high school, Garnet Rogers was on the road as a full-time working musician with his older brother Stan. Together they formed what has come to be accepted as one of the most influential acts in North American folk music.
Since then, Garnet Rogers has established himself as ‘One of the major talents of our time”. Hailed by the Boston Globe as a “charismatic performer and singer”, Garnet is a man with a powerful physical presence – close to six and a half feet tall – with a voice to match.
With his “smooth, dark baritone” (Washington Post) his incredible range, and thoughtful, dramatic phrasing, Garnet is widely considered by fans and critics alike to be one of the finest singers anywhere.
His music, like the man himself, is literate, passionate, highly sensitive, and deeply purposeful. Cinematic in detail, his songs “give expression to the unspoken vocabulary of the heart” (Kitchener Waterloo Record).
An optimist at heart, Garnet sings extraordinary songs about people who are not obvious heroes and of the small victories of the everyday. As memorable as his songs, his over-the-top humour and lightning-quick wit moves his audience from tears to laughter and back again.
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians. Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
While we try and keep admission sliding scale, a generous rate is most appreciated. Thank you.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
Tickets HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
***Garnet requests that when possible, the presenter (us) coordinates with the local food bank or shelter and encourages audience members to bring non-perishable donations of food,and items of personal care (shampoo,toothpaste, soap)to help the less fortunate in the community. Thank you
Sat. April 4th 7:30
Hildaland
with Eli Glasser and Henry Kervick opening
Tickets HERE
We welcome Louise Bichan and Ethan Setiawan to the Burnham Presents stage!
Orkney (Scotland) born fiddler Louise Bichan and Indiana (USA) mandolinist Ethan Setiawan present a collaboration and meeting of their musical worlds in Hildaland.
A path steeped in the fiddle traditions of their respective sides of the Atlantic, the journey taken wends through Scottish and American soil, celebrating their foundations while intertwining with contemporary composition.
Bichan’s fiddle is a melodic foil to Setiawan’s counterpoint and harmonic depth, and the two weave in and out seamlessly.
Setiawan has won such accolades as the 2014 National Mandolin Championship, the 2017 RockyGrass Mandolin Championship and has shared the stage with the likes of Julian Lage, Darrell Scott, Bryan Sutton, Mike Marshall, Tony Trischka, Darol Anger, Casey Driessen, the Steel Wheels, Don Stiernberg, Matt Flinner, and Jacob Jolliff.
Bichan has won awards for her compositions and playing, and has travelled far and wide to perform in various line ups since a young age. She has appeared at the likes of the BBC TV's Hogmanay Live show, Edinburgh Castle, Reading Festival, Cambridge Folk Festival, Lorient Interceltique Festival, Milwaukee Irish Festival and Sligo Live festival. In 2016 she released her first solo album, Out of My Own Light, to great acclaim.
Opening the concert will be Eli Glasser and Henry Kervick.
Glasser is pianist, fiddler and member of the VT Youth Orchestra,
Henry Kervick plays fiddle and has a special passion for Scandinavian music. They are both part of the touring ensemble Sugar in the Pan, which will bring its wide repertoire of traditional music to Washington, DC for Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Both Sugar in the Pan and the Touring Group are dedicated to nurturing young people who are engaged with traditional music.
Music starts at 7:30 for two sets with a short intermission. Homemade refreshments will be available.
Sliding scale admission
We absorb the ticket processing fees and all proceeds after expenses go to the musicians. Cuts in funding for the arts are being felt far and wide for the touring musicians that perform at Burnham Presents.
While we try and keep admission sliding scale, a generous rate is most appreciated. Thank you.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
TICKETS HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
Youth on laps are free.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
Sat. May 2
The Tenderbellies 7:30
Tickets HERE
Join us for an evening of roots and bluegrass with the Tenderbellies.
I've been hearing about this band for a long time and finally had an opportunity to see them at The OssipeeValley Music Festival in Maine this summer. They brought the house down with thier instrumental skill, energy and great harmonies. They all attended CVU right next door in Hinesburg. Perfect way to end the season at Burnham Presents by bringing it all back home.
The Tenderbellies have been recognized as one of Vermont’s finest, winning the “Seven Daisies” Award for Best Bluegrass Group in Vermont seven times in a row, a testament to their beloved place in their music scene.
The Tenderbellies have held local residencies in the Burlington area, shared the stage with nationally touring acts, toured on the west coast and performed at music festivals, clubs and community events throughout New England. The band values bringing communities together by sharing their original music and energetic live performance.
Their music ranges from bold and brazen to delicate and somber through tightly arranged songs and improvisational exploration. The band thoughtfully bridges a variety of musical influences, creating a distinctive sound with a bluegrass backbone, but that also incorporates elements of blues, rock, soul, jazz and Dawg music. WE hope you can join us for this great evening of music.
Sliding scale admission.
$25 generous
$30 generous+
$20 general
Tickets HERE
Kids 12 and under $10- Pay at door.
*If the admission fee is a challenge- please contact us directly at burnhampresents@gmail.com or 802-349-3364 ~Everyone is Welcome.
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Burnham Presents
at Burnham Hall
52 E. River Rd Lincoln, Vermont 05443
802-349-3364