Dan Ryan is a Vermont born and raised drummer who has long been a highly touted member of the Burlington music scene.

Join us for JAH RED, Puerto Rican-American deejay specializing in Caribbean dance music.

Andrew Richards is a Vermont-born, NYC-based vocalist and songwriter whose baritone voice and genre-blending compositions explore the human experience through jazz, folk, and global influences.

Celebrate the release of Reid Parsons’s new album with a high-energy live show blending folk, soul, and jazz-infused Americana—rich vocals, tight grooves, and songs that move.

Troy Millette & The Fire Below does 90s country.

Join us of Dana Slattery, a local vinyl DJ Dana Slattery spins an eclectic mix of tunes to set the vibe at any occasion.

Join Alice Grace and Oskar Schroeder (aka Chelonia) for duo set ft. original music from both artists.

Foam Presents: Queen Bonobo—Idaho-born Maya Goldblum blends folk, soul, and jazz into healing, danceable songs, now shaped by New Orleans and her new single, Waiting Tables.

High Summer’s sound is a visceral groove.

Local legend, Linda BASSICK brings her popular singalong to the Burlington waterfront.

Alternate Take delivers smooth jazz with spirit, groove, and unexpected surprises.

The Bubs, a jumpsuit-clad collective of artists, musicians + friends are back at Foam with their punk/garage rock sound, along with theatrical synth rock group, Mad.

Mike MacDonald, frontman of Strange Machines, blends looping, beatboxing, and effects to deliver dynamic solo sets that fuse improvisation with a full-band feel.

A DJ since 2000, CRWD CTRL has been working the decks in various cities around the country throughout his career. He bumps a wide range of genres from electronic to soul.

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.

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.

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