Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Parlor Room is located at 32 Masonic St in Northampton, MA. For directions and parking info, visit The Parlor Room’s official website at http://www.signaturesoundspresents.com or call them at 1-413-341-3317. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Northampton, MA on Bandsintown.
All three performers were excellent! Seeing three artists for the price of one is awesome. The venue was lovely and the stage was set to create the perfect ambient
The musical experience was entrancing with original music, close harmonies, amazing finger work on the strings, and genuine warmth and authentic humanity from the performers. There were moments meant to dazzle that did, and there were moments composed to touch the soul that did. There was Bluegrass with that high lonesome lusty sound of tradition, and there was personalized bluegrass that was touchingly gentle, and even moments of humor. Each member of the band seems to enjoy contributing their best with each other for the audience, while reaching to the challenge of expressing their highest art.
Beccs show was fabulous. Her voice is exquisite and her music is edgy and often raw with emotion. She has a wonderful stage presence and excels at engaging the audience to participate. I can't wait until the next time that I see her!
Lisa
I hesitate to write a review only because he is soooo good that it can be hard to get a ticket!! When you see this man advertised anywhere run and get one because your ears will thank you, your face with thank you for allowing it to smile so much and your mood will elevate for days! The Rolling Stone loves Brian and you will too! Brian creates wonderful character studies of the subjects he writes about! He is genuinely a fun-tasting show not to be missed! He plays multiple instruments, sings with such a clear timbre to his voice! He is the best!
Great show! Pete played two different acoustic guitars with songs mostly from Necktie Second and the new record Fade Away Blue with a few random Find a Door songs. Elaine Summers added lovely harmonies on many of the songs and some eukalele as well.
Standing outside in the heavy blowing snow with a few others huddling. Finally, a nice woman let us into the Parlor Room. Just like so many other performances in the last 5 years, Lisa and Sean sounded great. Lisa’s voice was beautiful and their blend was awesome. Tonight we heard Sean play two new instruments, including a vintage banjo.
I loved this event!! Already liked the music but had not heard Dean Johnson perform live- the show was all I could want and more: easygoing intimate Funny ironic cozy wonderful musicianship guitar playing excellent contextual banter! Wonderful VOICE! And charming lyrics
Glad He waited So long before this album and the tour! Can’t wait for the next tour and hope he returns to Tubby’s and maybe Northampton’s Iron horse? Next year
Congratulations on this wrap up round up !
Josie of Connecticut
What a great night at the Parlor Room! Seeing Greyson Ty with a full band and being introduced to the music of Woodford Way as the opening act was epic. Playing to a full house, the Palor room was rocking. Mostly young adults and a few seniors loving the vibe of Greyson’s music…❤️
The Sean Rowe concert was exceptional. He is such an incredible songwriter and his voice is like no other! It was just him, his harmonica and guitar. He is such an awesome musician, I would see him again in a heartbeat!
The Parlor Room knows what it's doing when it comes to booking exceptional artists such as Sawyer Fredericks. They have non-profit status and can focus on the music. Sawyer Fredericks was accompanied by Gannon Pharrell on 8-string electric guitar. Gannon usually plays Bass in the full band, but this time, Sawyer Fredericks brought his own Accoustic Bass, which sounds SO much better in person than on a Patreon livestream. You actually feel it. He downplays his Bass playing skill, but that's pretty laughable when you hear him play. Despite "only" two musicians, it was a very full, musically dynamic performance with first ever live performances of unreleased material and also several fan-favorite classics. Sawyer's voice is so powerful yet stirring, along with impressive guitar skills,he can perform with such reliable consistency, no need to wonder why he's always expanding his newer stuff in different directions, gaining mastery all the time. I get to not miss anything going on with his music because I'm a Patron in his Patreon.com/SawyerFredericks. You can actually join for FREE right now, which is such a gift, but I'm happy to think I'm on the supportive side of such good stuff, and there's always aomething new in the works.
Was an unbelievably “Fantastic” show.! The intimacy of this venue was astonishing. So close and performance was so great. Hearing all members sing, play EVERY instrument and just ENJOY being on stage. Truly was a magnificent show. So glad we went!
It was wonderful to see Anna and Jeffrey again. A perfect intimate venue to once again marvel at their songwriting, guitar work and marvelously unique vocals. Thanks to the Parlor Room for booking these remarkable singer-songwriters. Many fascinating stories were told.
Brian Dunne paints his observations with words that gets to the heart of the matter! He also relates very well to the audience! I have been an ardent follower for about five years- and if you listen to his work, including his brand new release “Loser on the Ropes “- you soon will be too!
Cozy room with great sound and pleasant staff. Chris Freeman of Parsonsfield was a gracious host and runs a wonderful music program here. Sawyer Fredericks and his band inspired several positive remarks between songs from music -minded audience members.
An incredible concert, with Dylan on guitar and lead vocals and his dad, a Muscle Shoals session player, on bass and backing vocals. Dylan's piercing vocals, and bluesy guitar filled the room. What a show -- an intimate experience in a cozy space with a super enthusiastic audience. I felt so lucky to be there.
One of the best shows I've ever seen. Matt the Electrician was super--creative, accomplished guitar and wonderful voice singing his excellent songs. Haven't seen Peter Mulvey for more than 10 years. We loved him then and found last night'performance one of the best we've seen by any singer songwriter. His voice, playing and presence was outstanding.