Radio for the Blind plays music for the soul. They make you want to sit back, relax, party and bit, then relax a little more. They sound a little like Sublime with Bob Dylan and Bob Marley worked into the mix. Come check them out!

Grayspot is a Rock/Pop band that is new to Boston. Although only settling in to Boston in April of 2005 they have played over 150 shows around New England. Sometimes seen out at cover venues rocking your favorite songs they are primarily and original band. The band is just a bunch of normal guys from VT and TX fulfilling a dream of playing music and being heard. The songs are catchy radio friendly sing alongs with strong rhythm, amazing leads, and powerful vocals. With National fans and interest and a rugged gig schedule be sure to check them out!

The band sound is that of Stevie Wonder, a little Sublime, with Incubus, and old Motown mixed into one. You can hear a little Led Zeppelin influence too.

These guys are great! come and check them out!

If Elephant House was a drink you would add 1 half Maroon5 another half of the Roots, a splash of 311, and some Sublime a twist of Jack Johnson, and a few cubes of G Love and Special Sause. Drink and enjoy.

Based in Boston, The Brightwings consist of three singer/songwriters: Matt Rafal, Dave Dombroski and Dan Holden. Jayme Tardiff rounds out the line-up on drums. Their name is taken from an episode of the television show “The Wonder Years,” which was set in the late 60’s and early 70’s. The Brightwings are influenced by that same era, hinting at the honest and simple sounds of The Eagles, CSNY, Tom Petty and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The band incorporates this nostalgic vibe into their songwriting, creating modern songs with a classic rock feel. Three part vocal harmonies, acoustic guitars and heartfelt lyrics are all key elements of the Brightwings sound.Together for less than two years, The Brightwings have played over 250 dates and were chosen for two NACA showcases. They have also shared the stage with Matt Nathanson, Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, Nada Surf, The Damnwells, The Alternate Routes and Braddigan of Dispatch.

The Brightwings’ debut album, Stay, is a self-produced gem of eight songs that let the band’s vocal and musical talent shine through. In addition to the four regular members, David Lamoureux of the band Augustana played keyboards on “Can’t Stand Me.”

Songs for the album Stay have recently been licensed to Bunim-Murray Productions for the upcoming season of MTV’s ‘The Real World Denver.’