Moon Hooch co-founder Michael Wilbur and DJ AIMS bring an explosive blend of live-looped horns and electronic music to Foam. A dance-floor-focused journey through house, jazz, hip-hop, soul, and EDM powered by saxophone and raw energy. Supported by Burlington's own Kate Kush.

Mikahely hails from the beautiful island of Madagascar, but his music transcends boundaries! A self-taught musician who first picked up the guitar at age 7, he draws inspiration from traditional Malagasy rhythms and lullabies to create his own unique sounds on guitar and valiha (a zither-like instrument made from bamboo).

Join us at Foam Brewers for the Beautiful Game streamed live on the big screen. Enjoy the game alongside fellow fans with fresh beer, snacks, and one of Burlington's best waterfront views.

Swiss groove collective L’Eclair brings their genre-blurring blend of psych, funk, and electronic rhythms to Foam. Expect tight, hypnotic jams, global influences, and dancefloor-ready energy pulled from their latest album Cloud Drifter.

Join us for Paper Castles and Osage Orange, two of our favorite and a couple of the longest standing indie bands in the area.

Downtown Boys blend punk, sax, synth, and radical energy into an explosive, cathartic live show.

Don't miss Los Angeles indie pop outfit Slippers on July 26th, celebrating their acclaimed new album Slippers 08 with an evening of irresistible hooks, sharp songwriting, and free admission.

Splendid Torch and Ponyhustle share the Foam stage for a free night of folk, country, and roots-leaning sounds.

JAH RED is a Puerto Rican-American deejay specializing in Caribbean dance music.

Ambient guitarist and mystic Tom Pearo creates uniquely beautiful music that invites the listener on an inner journey. Influenced by modern guitarists such as Bill Frisell and Julian Lage, Pearo’s sound lives at the crossroads of ambient texture, improvisation, and contemporary guitar.

Sneaky Miles delivers high-energy indie folk with hometown roots and a sound that rivals Caamp and The Lumineers—this is a live show you don’t want to miss.

Richie Spice / Sister Nancy / The Abyssinians / Marlon Asher with Roots Alley Collective and Inna Higher Heights Band

Montreal's Truck Violence blend noise rock, post-hardcore, and DIY intensity into an uncompromising live show. Free RSVP.

Following a string of memorable Burlington performances, acclaimed harpist and songwriter Mikaela Davis returns with her Graceland Way Tour. Expect soaring harp, expansive Americana, and indie folk, with support from Johanna Samuels.

Virginia's Dogwood Tales mix indie rock, alt-country, and heartfelt storytelling inspired by life in the Shenandoah Valley.