Jobi Riccio Doors 7pm| Show 8pm All ages

Tito Puente Jr. comes to Arts at the Armory’s Spotlight Series on Friday, December 11, 2026! The heir to the “King of Mambo,” continues his passionate mission to nurture his father’s magnificent Latin jazz and salsa legacy. Tito Puente, Jr. has made a name for himself as one of the most exciting Latin musicians touring…

Better Late is a local Boston area band playing classic and obscure rock, blues, rockabilly, roots, folk, country, and original compositions. Three of the four band members met at WUMB music camps.

Acclaimed guitarist John Muratore will perform a special holiday program in the beautiful 1793 Carriage House at Gore Place. The Boston Globe has called John’s playing “…aural iridescence…” and the Boston Musical Intelligencer has called him “one of greater Boston’s most gifted guitar virtuosos.”

$15/$20 Door Doors 7 Raised in western MA and residing in Los Angeles, Jake’s unique brand of folk rock has earned him significant acclaim, sold-out hometown shows, and opening slots for Dawes, NRBQ, Ron Sexsmith, M. Ward, Lori McKenna, and more. After a decade of writing songs, making records, and touring across the country, Manzi…

They’re back for yet another smokin’ seasonal sendup! The Tarbox Ramblers sound — rooted in hillbilly music, country blues, and early rock ‘n’ roll — is rough-hewn, raucous, and unfailingly direct.

Better Late is a local Boston area band playing classic and obscure rock, blues, rockabilly, roots, folk, country, and original compositions. Three of the four band members met at WUMB music camps.

Lucy Martinez (vocals, guitar), Chris Gleason (vocals, guitar, banjo), Jimmy Ryan (vocals, mandolin), Jeff Allison (drums), Jim Gray (bass)

$15/$20 door Doors 7 Brady Dallas Jones returns to the Lizard Lounge Dec 19th! “Brady Dallas Jones blends an introspective and musing lyrical style with the dramatic folk rock sound he was raised on to create a Boston-brewed mixture capable of bringing an audience to their knees, whether it be in sadness or ecstasy.” –…

American roots band Low Lily celebrates the Solstice! Rooted in the rich vocal and fiddle traditions of North America, acclaimed folk trio Low Lily shares fiddle tunes alongside lushly arranged songs to honor the wintry season. Between them, the musicians play mandolin, guitars, fiddle, banjo, and sing in three-part vocal harmonies. Low Lily’s annual Winter…

Waltham’s own Moody Street String Band will offer Celtic, traditional, and seasonal tunes to ring in the holidays! Don’t miss what has become a Gore Place tradition! The concert will take place in the  beautifully restored 1793 Carriage House. Cost: $25 General Admission, $20 Gore Place Members, $15 Card to Culture