Music Events in Cambridge

Celebrate the release of Boston-based singer-songwriter Mark Erelli's new album Spring Green at Arrow Street Arts. Erelli, a veteran of the folk and roots music scene, is known for his emotional honesty, craftsmanship, and warmth. He gained recognition in 1999 with the Kerrville New Folk Award and has since collaborated with notable artists on his anti-gun violence song By Degrees. His latest album, Spring Green, is his most cohesive and emotionally resonant work. Award-winning artist Liv Greene opens the show, recognized for her precise intonation, witty songwriting, and exceptional guitar skills.

Calling All Crows: Chadwick Stokes is a highly anticipated music event featuring renowned artist Chadwick Stokes. Known for his soulful melodies and captivating performances, this concert promises an unforgettable evening of music. Stokes, a critically acclaimed singer-songwriter, will be performing a mix of his latest hits and classic tracks, offering a night of pure musical delight. With high production value and significant media attention, this event is a must-see for fans and music enthusiasts alike.

Receive a signed Vinyl LP of Mark Erelli's new album, Spring Green. On his fourteenth solo album, Erelli delivers his most cohesive and emotionally resonant work to date, a meditation on vulnerability, endurance, and renewal. Co-produced with longtime collaborator Zachariah Hickman and tracked largely live over three days, the album feels fluid and organic. Its intimate sound recalls classic singer-songwriters like Jackson Browne and James Taylor, prioritizing storytelling and emotional clarity. Orders will be picked up at the event.

Receive a signed CD of Mark Erelli's new album, Spring Green. On his fourteenth solo album, Erelli delivers his most cohesive and emotionally resonant work to date, a meditation on vulnerability, endurance, and renewal. Following 2023's Lay Your Darkness Down, which chronicled his response to vision loss from retinitis pigmentosa, Spring Green finds Erelli in a place of hard-won peace. Co-produced with longtime collaborator Zachariah Hickman and tracked largely live over three days, the album feels fluid and organic, more watercolor painting than photographic snapshot. Its intimate sound recalls classic singer-songwriters like Jackson Browne and James Taylor, prioritizing storytelling and emotional clarity over stylistic showmanship.