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Explore the vibrant event scene and make the most of your time in Nantucket. From music to cooking and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.

Everclear is a defining ’90s alternative rock band, led by Art Alexakis, best known for enduring hits like “Santa Monica,” “Father of Mine,” “I Will Buy You a New Life,” and “Wonderful.” Turning raw, autobiographical pain into hook-heavy anthems, their music tackled trauma, addiction, and fractured family life with blunt honesty. During a hugely successful late-’90s run, Everclear became one of the era’s most commercially dominant alt-rock acts, selling over 6 million albums and earning multiple platinum records, heavy MTV rotation, and a lasting reputation as the voice of disillusioned adulthood in post-grunge America.

The Head and the Heart are one of the most successful modern indie-folk bands of the past decade, known for iconic songs like “Rivers and Roads,” “Lost in My Mind,” “Down in the Valley,” “Missed Connection,” and the multi-platinum hit “Honeybee.” Blending soaring harmonies with emotionally charged songwriting, they’ve helped bring indie folk into the mainstream while maintaining deep credibility and a fiercely loyal global fanbase. Since their breakthrough, the band has sold millions of records, amassed billions of streams worldwide, and earned multiple gold and platinum certifications along with numerous #1 singles at Alternative Radio. Renowned for unforgettable live energy, The Head and the Heart have become a festival and headline force, selling out two Red Rocks Amphitheatre performances in 2026 — a rare feat at one of the world’s most iconic live music venues. They’ve also brought their communal, cathartic sound to major festivals and arenas, sharing stages with artists like Brandi Carlile, The Lumineers, Death Cab for Cutie, and The Avett Brothers, solidifying their status as one of the most compelling and enduring bands in modern alternative music.
Shake, stir, and sip your way to cocktail mastery at the GLRP STANDARD in-person class! Join our GLRP CO Standard — Cocktail Technique Class! hands-on cocktail technique class. Participants will work in pairs at fully set stations and rotate roles, building classic gin-based cocktails while focusing on: proper mise en place, measuring and balance, ice selection and dilution, shaking and straining technique, glassware and garnish discipline. The class is designed for: hospitality professionals, people who host regularly, serious home bartenders, and anyone looking to tighten their fundamentals and work cleaner behind the bar. Format: 90-minute session, Small group (10 seats total), Hands-on, partner-based stations, Instructor-led correction and discussion. Location: 5 Amelia Dr, Nantucket, MA 02554. This is an instructional class. Drinks are built using a non-alcoholic gin alternative for training purposes. Seating is limited and capped at 10 participants.

Nantucket Music Foundation is excited to present its first free community show of the season with rising indie rock band The Bends. Born out of dorm room demos and packed college house shows at LSU, The Bends are a Baton Rouge four-piece channeling the raw, electric spirit of early-2000s garage rock. With infectious hooks and a high-energy live presence, they’ve built their following the old-school way—one sweaty, sold-out room at a time. Since their first show in 2023, the band has quickly gained momentum—selling out venues across the country, climbing Spotify’s Viral charts with tracks like “Makeup,” and earning recognition on SiriusXM’s Alt Nation. Influenced by artists like The Strokes, Kings of Leon, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, they’re rapidly becoming one to watch. With appearances at major festivals like Lollapalooza this summer and support slots for Houndmouth and Ole 60 this spring, The Bends are bringing their breakout energy to Nantucket for a special one-night performance. 🎟 Tickets are free via DICE (2-ticket minimum). Please only reserve if you can attend—and release your tickets if plans change so others can join. Come early, bring your friends, and catch them before everyone else says they did. ⚡ You’ll want to say you saw them here first.

General Admission: $70 + fees VIP Soundcheck + Q&A: $170 + fees: $100 of this ticket goes directly to Fairwinds Counseling Center **The Maine** are one of the most successful and fiercely independent bands to emerge from the 2000s alternative scene, building a career fueled by longevity, loyal fandom, and total creative autonomy. Over nearly two decades, the band has **released multiple Top 10 Billboard Independent Albums, charted on the Billboard 200**, and **amassed hundreds of millions of global streams across their catalog.** Albums like Lovely Little Lonely, You Are OK, and their self-released projects have demonstrated both commercial strength and fan-driven staying power—proving their model works without major label backing. Their fanbase—known for traveling city to city and selling out shows within days—has powered the band to consistent touring success worldwide. **The 2026 “I Chose The Maine” Tour** has already seen dates **sell out quickly, including major venues like House of Blues Boston and Brooklyn Paramount**, underscoring their continued momentum. They’ve shared stages with artists such as the **Jonas Brothers, All Time Low, Taking Back Sunday, and Mayday Parade**, and have become a staple at major festivals and large-scale tours. Known for turning every show into a communal, emotional, high-energy experience, The Maine bring arena-sized intensity into every room they play—cementing their reputation as one of the most resilient, fan-powered success stories in modern alternative rock.

Marc Roberge — the voice behind O.A.R.’s generation-defining anthems — returns to Nantucket for a special evening of all your favorite songs. As the longtime frontman and songwriter of O.A.R., Roberge has helped build one of the most enduring live bands of the past two decades, with platinum-selling albums, over 1 billion streams, and iconic hits like “Shattered (Turn the Car Around),” “That Was a Crazy Game of Poker,” “Love and Memories,” “Hey Girl,” and “Peace.” O.A.R. has headlined Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and major festivals nationwide, earning a reputation as one of the most powerful live acts in modern rock. Now, Marc brings that songbook into a far more intimate setting—stripping the production back and putting the focus on the stories, the lyrics, and the melodies that have soundtracked countless road trips, college nights, and summer memories. Returning to Nantucket, this special performance offers a rare chance to experience the music up close—an evening packed with fan favorites, deep cuts, and the unmistakable voice that helped define a generation of live music fans. If you’ve ever sung along at the top of your lungs to an O.A.R. chorus, this is your chance to hear it in a way you never have before.

Stephan Jenkins of Third Eye Blind, is responsible for some of the most iconic alternative rock songs of the past three decades. As the voice and writer of era-defining hits like “Semi-Charmed Life,” “Jumper,” “How’s It Going to Be,” and “Never Let You Go,” Jenkins helped propel Third Eye Blind to multi-platinum success, with over 12 million albums sold worldwide and a catalog that continues to dominate radio, streaming, and live stages. This special appearance offers a rare and deeply intimate experience—an acoustic evening with Stephan Jenkins in a room far smaller than fans will ever see him play again. Stripped down and personal, the performance will feature classic Third Eye Blind hits alongside deep cuts and stories, revealing the songs in their rawest form. It’s a one-night opportunity to hear a legendary songwriter up close, where every lyric lands and every moment feels personal—an unforgettable event for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Toad the Wet Sprocket is a seminal ’90s alternative rock band known for timeless hits like “All I Want,” “Walk on the Ocean,” “Something’s Always Wrong,” and “Fall Down.” With melodic guitars, warm harmonies, and introspective songwriting, they helped define early-’90s modern rock and college radio. Their breakthrough albums fear and Dulcinea both achieved platinum status, contributing to over 6 million albums sold worldwide. Their cultural reach extended beyond radio, with songs featured prominently in film and television—including “Good Intentions” and “Something’s Always Wrong” becoming closely associated with Friends, further cementing their place in ’90s pop culture. Decades later, Toad the Wet Sprocket remains a strong live draw, currently touring with Men at Work and continuing to connect with multi-generational audiences through a catalog defined by emotional resonance, longevity, and authenticity.

Natasha Bedingfield is a Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum global pop superstar whose era-defining hits “Unwritten,” “Pocketful of Sunshine,” “These Words,” “Love Like This,” and “Soulmate” helped shape the sound of 2000s pop—and are now powering a major cultural resurgence. With over 10 million records sold worldwide, billions of streams, and chart-topping success across continents, Bedingfield first exploded onto the scene with “Unwritten,” which reached #5 on the Billboard Hot 100, earned Grammy nominations, and became one of the most enduring pop anthems of the 21st century. “Pocketful of Sunshine” followed with another Top 5 Hot 100 peak, cementing her as one of the era’s dominant hitmakers. Natasha is returning to Nantucket with her band for another memorable night! Now, her music is surging again. “Unwritten” has gone viral across social platforms, re-entered streaming charts, and found a whole new generation of fans—transforming from a millennial classic into a cross-generational phenomenon. What began as a defining soundtrack of the 2000s has become a renewed cultural moment. On stage, Natasha Bedingfield delivers powerhouse vocals, nonstop singalongs, and the kind of uplifting, hands-in-the-air energy that turns every show into a celebration. With massive hits, renewed momentum, and one of pop’s most recognizable voices, this isn’t just nostalgia—it’s a full-scale pop event led by an artist whose songs continue to inspire and resonate decades later.

Big Head Todd & The Monsters are one of the most respected and enduring bands in American rock, with a career spanning over three decades and a catalog that continues to resonate across generations. With millions of albums sold and timeless songs like “Bittersweet,” “Broken Hearted Savior,” “Circle,” “Resignation Superman,” and “Please Don’t Tell Her,” the band has built a reputation on soulful songwriting, blues-infused rock, and unmistakable musicianship. A staple of global tours and festival stages, Big Head Todd & The Monsters have headlined theaters and amphitheaters nationwide and shared stages with artists such as Dave Matthews Band, Blues Traveler, and John Mayer, earning a loyal fanbase through decades of consistent touring and standout live performances. On stage, the band delivers a polished, groove-driven show built around Todd Park Mohr’s signature guitar work and rich vocals. Their performances are equal parts musicianship and feel—songs that stretch, breathe, and connect with audiences in a way that few bands can replicate. With a catalog that has stood the test of time, Big Head Todd & The Monsters continue to prove why they remain a fixture in American rock.

General Admission: $105 + fees **Goth Babe** is one of the **fastest-rising names in modern indie-pop,** turning a completely independent, DIY project into a global touring force. The brainchild of singer-songwriter Griff Washburn, Goth Babe exploded online with shimmering, sun-soaked tracks like **“Weekend Friend,” “Moments / Tides,” “Casita,” “Sometimes,”** and **“Running Around,”** amassing **hundreds of millions of streams and building a massive grassroots following without traditional label machinery.** What began as a van-based, surf-and-skate-inspired solo project has grown into a full-band live phenomenon. Goth Babe now headlines sold-out tours across North America, plays major festivals including **Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Bonnaroo,** and **Coachella**\-adjacent stages, and consistently packs theaters and large outdoor venues nationwide. Known for high-energy, feel-good performances that **blur the line between indie concert and beach party, the project has become a staple of the modern alternative touring circuit.** With infectious melodies, euphoric choruses, and a fiercely loyal fanbase that shows up in force, Goth Babe delivers one of the most in-demand indie-pop live experiences on the road today—equal parts escapist soundtrack and full-room celebration.

Fountains of Wayne are one of the most successful and beloved power-pop bands of the late ’90s and early 2000s, celebrated for their razor-sharp songwriting, infectious melodies, and smart, character-driven lyrics. The band achieved major mainstream success with hits like “Stacy’s Mom,” “Radiation Vibe,” “Sink to the Bottom,” and “Mexican Wine,” earning gold-certified releases, heavy radio and MTV rotation, and lasting cultural impact. “Stacy’s Mom” became a true pop-culture phenomenon, reaching #21 on the Billboard Hot 100, and remains one of the most recognizable songs of the era. This appearance marks a rare and highly anticipated return, with Chris Collingwood bringing Fountains of Wayne’s iconic catalog back to the stage now joined by Eve 6’s Max Collins and The Click Five’s Joe Guese. It’s an uncommon opportunity to hear these modern pop-rock classics performed live again—songs that continue to resonate across generations and stand as some of the best-crafted hits of their time.