Long Gone John & TallGrass GetDown return to Foam on 7/5 with two high-energy sets of eclectic folk and roots. Featuring special guest Ben Rodgers (Wild Leek River) on pedal steel.

Wild Leek River's Burton Stonerook is a country singer and songwriter from Vermont.

Join us Thursday, July 10 for a free show featuring three bold and expressive singer-songwriters—Heather Lynn, Emily Irving, and Julia Spelman—blending folk, rock, and raw emotion.

Join us Friday, July 11 from 5–8pm for the opening of Ellen Spring’s wool-based abstractions—sustainable, functional works rooted in the land and crafted with care. Free event with beer, wine, and hors d’oeuvres.

Ciarra Fragale (Cloudbelly) joins Burlington alt-country band Silver Tree for a night of heartfelt indie and North Country rock.

Giovanina Bucci brings her music to the stage on a Sunday afternoon.

Join us for a special Wednesday night featuring Pittsburgh’s Merce Lemon and Brooklyn’s Renny Conti—two singular voices in indie music whose songs blur the lines between tenderness, tension, and raw emotional depth.

Baby Fearn is a Vermont-raised singer and performer blending pop, jazz, soul, and theater with a mission to spark joy and build community through music.

David Karl Roberts returns to Foam to display his singer/songwriter prowess.

Sierra and Ines are two Vermont-based cellists blending classical duets and modern medleys—catch them live in an intimate performance of strings and friendship.

Sunday, July 27: 81355 (pronounced "bless") brings their boundary-pushing hip-hop to Foam with Big Homie Wes and Kanganade.

Frankie White’s geeky folk-pop, Lyla DiPaul’s heartfelt indie, and Forest Station’s adventurous Vermont-born bluegrass offer a dynamic mix of sound and story.

NYC art punks Tea Eater join Brooklyn psych-funk outfit ISTA for a free show on Thursday, August 7.

Join us on Thursday, August 14 for Fust, live at Foam—7pm, free—touring behind their new album *Big Ugly*, a raw, poetic take on Southern-tinged folk rock.

Evolfo brings their psych-soul garage rock from Brooklyn to Foam, joined by local DIY rockers Greaseface—free show at 9pm.

Disaster Artist is a punk-influenced indie rock band led by twin brothers Jo and Chris Mayo, known for heartfelt songs and immersive DIY visuals.

Join us Tuesday, October 7th for The Kilans, a rising indie rock band from Salt Lake City known for raw energy, emotional depth, and electric live shows.

Guerilla Toss, the electrifying NYC art rock band known for their genre-bending sound and explosive live energy.

Montreal’s Alex Nicol plays Foam on November 16, blending introspective folk-rock with broader themes from Been A Long Year Vol. 2.