The Gravel Project/Apple Mill

The Gravel Project returns to the Lizard Lounge Dec 19th with Apple Mill

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$18/22 door

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Originally created by Andrew Gravel (vocals, guitar), The Gravel Project is an all star band of Boston music veterans including brother, Jordan Gravel (organ, keys), Dave Fox (drums), Jen Kearney (vocals) and Eguie Castrillo (percussion). The Gravel Project’s live show blends rock, world music and jazz with power and soul. Carrying the tradition of 70’s blues and psychedelic rock music, The Gravel Project embodies the spirit of Santana combined with the classic raw energy and moving songwriting of The Allman Brothers and Tedeschi Trucks Band.The release of their fourth album, "Find What You Need" is a deeply personal exploration of the complexities of growing, maintaining and putting the work into preserving healthy relationships. The way they shape us, challenge us, and ultimately teach us about ourselves. Every song is woven together with a common thread, capturing the highs and lows through the themes of love, personal growth, trust, remorse, frustration and reconciliation.

The Gravel Project

AppleMill is the brainchild of Tom Appleman and Seth Miller, who began writing original music together in 2020 when the COVID lockdown began. The duo has penned a series of soulful rock songs inspired by legends of the past while crafting their own fresh sound. Fans of Elton John, Wings, The Rolling Stones, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, Tears for Fears, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Crowes, and Lenny Kravitz will all find something to like about AppleMill. The AppleMill debut EP was released on all major streaming platforms in November 2024 and features some of New England's most talented and respected musicians: Tom Appleman (Bass, vocals), Seth Miller (vocals, harmonica, supplemental guitars), Bruce Bears (Keyboards), Mike Levesque (Drums) and Ryan Faraday (lead guitars).

Apple Mill

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