Frankie White, Lyla DiPaul, Forest Station
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[Frankie White]
Frankie White is shifting gears from her usual jazz and funk sound to something more stripped-down and foot-stomping. Joined by Tom Bryce on banjo and Molly Lawney on cello, she’s reworking her songs into fresh, acoustic arrangements that invite audience participation and a lot of good times. This debut show at Foam Brewers promises an evening of music you won’t forget.
[Lyla DiPaul]
Lyla DiPaul is a self-taught singer-songwriter from Takoma Park, Maryland, who fell in love with music in fourth grade and began performing original songs by age 11. Though initially unsure about pursuing music professionally, she found confidence while attending Loyola University New Orleans, where she switched majors, formed a band, and released her first single. Her latest EP, Something To Lose, recorded with close collaborator Riley English and a community of friends, captures stories from the past four years and showcases her growth as an independent artist.
[Forest Station]
Forest Station is a Vermont-based bluegrass band blending high energy, tight grooves, and improvisation. Formed in Montana in 2019, the group evolved in Vermont with a new lineup and a fresh sound. Their 2024 debut Earth Tones showcases their mix of tradition and exploration, shaped by a deep love of nature and genre-spanning roots.
8pm | free show
Frankie White is shifting gears from her usual jazz and funk sound to something more stripped-down and foot-stomping. Joined by Tom Bryce on banjo and Molly Lawney on cello, she’s reworking her songs into fresh, acoustic arrangements that invite audience participation and a lot of good times. This debut show at Foam Brewers promises an evening of music you won’t forget.
[Lyla DiPaul]
Lyla DiPaul is a self-taught singer-songwriter from Takoma Park, Maryland, who fell in love with music in fourth grade and began performing original songs by age 11. Though initially unsure about pursuing music professionally, she found confidence while attending Loyola University New Orleans, where she switched majors, formed a band, and released her first single. Her latest EP, Something To Lose, recorded with close collaborator Riley English and a community of friends, captures stories from the past four years and showcases her growth as an independent artist.
[Forest Station]
Forest Station is a Vermont-based bluegrass band blending high energy, tight grooves, and improvisation. Formed in Montana in 2019, the group evolved in Vermont with a new lineup and a fresh sound. Their 2024 debut Earth Tones showcases their mix of tradition and exploration, shaped by a deep love of nature and genre-spanning roots.
8pm | free show
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