Live Music

The Mystics are one of the most versatile cover bands in the northeast or anywhere for that matter- Boston Globe Magazine. The trio deliversoutstanding renditions from a wide variety of artists including The Beatles, The Stones, The Who, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Tom Petty, John Mayer and countless others. The Mystic River Duo is considered one of the best values in the music business. Visit them on Facebook

Yamica Peterson -- Vocals/Percussion Yamica was born in Portsmouth, NH. She is the oldest granddaughter of Jean M. Jones, Portsmouth’s ‘Lady of Song’ and she is great-neice to local jazz legend Sharon "Brown Sugar" Jones. At age 3, she gave her first performance and has been singing ever since. This singer/songwriter can be found performing all over the seacoast with her father, Pete Peterson. Her first album - a collaboration with Don "Sev" Severence can be found at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/themicasevproject. She has shared the stage with many of southern New Hampshire's and some of Tuscon, AZ's finest local artists, and has had the distinct pleasure of providing background vocals for Dave Gerard on his album, ‘The Zoomy Trail’. Her current projects are ‘Groove Train’, ‘Family Affair’ and ‘The Mica-Sev Project’. Musical influences for Yamica include India Arie, Jill Scott, Hil St. Soul, Anita Baker, Aretha Franklin, Erika Badu and Oleta Adams. Visit the band's website here

Great Food and great music with local legends, The Tony Soul Project

For over a decade, Local 28 has been winning over Deadheads and music lovers alike with their high-energy performances celebrating the music and improvisatory spirit of the Grateful Dead. Following in the footsteps of the Dead themselves, and joining the growing legion of artists from different scenes who are bringing their own energy to America’s greatest songbook, Local 28 weave nimbly through styles, genres, and covers that deftly bridge traditional song craft with deep jams. Formed in 2006 and based in Gloucester, MA, Local 28 keeps audiences dancing and smiling as they travel together down the many roads of alt-twang, swamp boogie, 70’s AM radio gold, and of course the good ol' Grateful Dead. Visit Local 28 on Facebook