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The Russo Bros. Jazz Quintet has been performing their blend of swing, latin, funk, and contemporary jazz styles throughout the Worcester area for over a decade. Recipients of the 2021 “Best in Jazz” in the Worcester Music Awards, RBJQ features some of the leading jazz artists in the area

Join us for heart-shaped pizzas and other festive goodies as we celebrate friendship and love ❤️

Every Thursday

Join us for Trivia Nights every Thursday! We have pizza, beer, cocktails & prizes 

Gracie Day is a resident of Southbridge and a Worcester County based singer and songwriter. Day became a full time musician at the age of 26 when she discovered that people enjoyed listening to her music. In 2017, Day opened the show for John Lodge of the Moody Blues and won "Best New Act" at the New England Music Awards. She then released a song called "Tennessee" which has received thousands of plays on Spotify. Additionally, Day landed a license deal and now her songs can be heard on Boston and New England FM stations.

- Alexandra Rodriguez, Pulse Magazine

Monthly on every second Sunday

Country Blues/One-Man Band

We're an acoustic guitar/bass duo singing old classics and modern hits. 

Monthly on every third Wednesday

🏳️‍🌈 Rock ‘n’ Roll Artist | 📍Worcester, MA

Giuliano has been a fixture of the live music calendar at BirchTree since the bakery’s founding, and continues to entertain and inspire crowds of all ages through his soulful interpretations of well-known classics alongside his own unique songwriting

Betty Roy is a four piece jazz band playing classic tunes with a modern groove. 

The Worcester Jazz Collective is an award winning group that explores jazz and its many forms. The group’s repertoire spans the genre of jazz from traditional to contemporary along with a mix of popular and classical music. The WJC was formed in 2014 and since its creation, it has been a showcase for the many wonderful musicians that make up the Worcester jazz scene

Acoustic classics you know with a few deep cuts thrown in for good measure. 60s,70s, 80s, and a few 90s. Think-Eagles, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Tom Petty, Grateful Dead, Beatles, The Band, you get the idea!

Daniel Gay is a Worcester Music Award nominated multi-instrumentalist.  Equally at home playing classical piano, klezmer accordion, boogie, woogie, fingerstyle guitar, and punk and indie rock, Daniel performs throughout Massachusetts, New England, and further afield as life allows.  Here he’ll be accompanied by his 14 year old Syd, a crowd favorite.  Come on out!

Sean grew up listening to The Beatles on an old tape deck before learning guitar at age 15. Gypsy by nature, he spent his early 20s tumbling around the country, living and performing in multiple states before settling in Chicago. From 2012-2016, Sean was writing, recording, and performing with award-winning Chicago folk act, The Lulabelles. As a member of The Lulabelles, his song "Between the Cracks" won the 2015 John Lennon Songwriting Contest Grand Prize for Folk. Sean recently placed 3rd in the Rocky Mountain Songwriting Contest and performed at the 2022 Red Lodge Songwriting Festival in Red Lodge, Montana. His song “For the City” was also just named 1 of 3 finalists in the folk category for the 2022 John Lennon Songwriting Contest.

Sean’s songs have been featured on radio and television programs around the world, including PBS, NPR, and ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation). He has lived in Massachusetts and performed throughout New England since 2016.

Josh is a local singer songwriter from Grafton. He loves to play songs that you love and want to sing along to!Check out his his band @rippleeffect420 on Instagram 

Colt & the Coyotes use layers of styles and sounds that get the people dancing and singing along to songs they didn’t even know they loved. Examples include Portugal’s “Feel It Still”, the Zutons’ “Valerie”, Texas Tornadoes’ “La Mucura”, and Neko Case’s “That’s Who I Am” – or the hiphop-enhanced “Clandestino” by Manu Chau.

What makes Colt & the Coyotes a true gem of a bar and brewery band is their controlled, improvisational chaos and the genuine love shared between the band members. Their dynamic makes every gig and every cover feel and sound unique.

John Demers plays guitar and harmonica and sings cover songs and originals for all ages to enjoy ! 

With influences such as Bonnie Raitt, Emmy Lou Harris, Linda Rhonstadt, Bob Dylan and John Prine, French performs both original music and 60s and 70s pop folk and classic country covers in venues throughout New England and beyond.