Fresh off winning the 2025 New England Music Awards "New Act of the Year," Vanna Pacella is making a strong case as one of the region's most compelling young artists. The Falmouth native builds sweeping pop rock soundscapes featuring her haunting layered vocals and cinematic keyboard solos. Don't miss this evening with one of New England's most exciting rising talents!

Peter Parcek brings his all-star band to the Fallout Shelter to celebrate the release of his new album Most of the Time. Danielle Miraglia (NE Blues Artist of the Year) and Ted Drozdowski (Scissormen, Coyote Motel) each play opening sets before joining Parcek and the band for select songs, with the full lineup featuring Tom West (Peter Wolf), Mark Earley (Roomful of Blues), Chris Rivelli (Kim Wilson), and Marc Hickox (Reckoners), plus special guest blues legend Toni Lynn Washington. With a lineup this strong behind one of the most anticipated local blues releases in years, this one will be talked about for a long time to come.

No Static returns for the final installment of ‘Steely Hang’, a monthly series at The Fallout Shelter featuring Boston's premier Steely Dan interpreters. This version of No Static features keys, guitars, bass, and drums, with surprise guest performers from Boston contributing to every show for an ever-changing live music experience. The early music of Steely Dan will be front and center, so come hang!

The Brothers Project brings one of New England's most authentic Allman Brothers experiences to The Fallout Shelter, reimagined as an intimate in-the-round recreation of the early Muscle Shoals scene unlike anything fans of this band have seen before. The band locks into the twin-guitar interplay, dual drumming, Hammond organ, and deep blues harp that made the Allmans one of America's greatest bands. All the hits, all the reverence, but like being in the studio instead of the stadium.

Peter Green remains one of rock’s most undersung guitar heroes, and Blues For Greeny is determined to keep his legacy alive. Digging deep into early Fleetwood Mac, the band captures the red-hot blues and twin-lead guitar fire of the Green era with grit and reverence. Led by Daniel "Dude" Cervantes of MRS. HENRY & Chest Fever, this hard-hitting tribute is built for fans of heavy blues and psychedelic rock at full volume.

A New England Music Hall of Famer with multiple Blues Music Award nominations, Greg Piccolo has shared stages with visionaries such as Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Pat Benatar, and many more. Alongside Heavy Juice, he moves fluidly between haunting tenor sax ballads, honking rock and roll, and original R&B gems on guitar, every note in service of the song. Six decades in, he remains one of the most distinctive voices in traditional jazz, blues, and R&B, and this is a rare chance to see him up close.

Ryan Newman, Matt Swanton, and Brad Dubay are three of New England's most electrifying young blues guitarists, brought together by an unplanned rehearsal jam that turned into a band. Backed by a veteran rhythm section, the combination of young intensity channeled through seasoned discipline makes the show hit differently. Three guitars, a century of road, and a sound that pulls from delta blues, Chicago electric, and Southern rock while answering to none of them alone.

Jon Finn has spent years lighting up The Fallout Shelter stage as lead guitarist for Steely Dan tribute No Static, but this time he brings his own band, the Jon Finn Group. Joined by Japanese fusion guitar master Koji Tsumoto, alongside Juli Finn, Larry Finn, Rich Cesarini, and Joe Santerre, they bring the power of Jeff Beck, the atmosphere of Pink Floyd, the complexity of Yes and King Crimson, and the ethereal shimmer of Enya. It's a genre-bending, pure power experience you won't want to miss.

When harmonica virtuoso Jason Ricci and organ master Bruce Katz share a bill, it's already a can’t miss night, but add guitar wizard Damon Fowler and it becomes something else entirely. Nights like this don't come around often, and when they do, it's usually at a festival. Pure roots blues from some of the best in the business, up close on The Fallout Shelter’s intimate stage.

Los TexManiacs bring a Grammy Award winning mix of Tex-Mex conjunto, Texas rock, well-cured blues and blistering hot R&B licks to The Fallout Shelter, joined by local legend and original member Willie J Laws Jr. Fronted by Max Baca, who has appeared on ten Grammy winning albums, the band builds its sound around his mastery of the bajo sexto, the instrument at the heart of conjunto. This is Tex-Mex music at its highest level, up close and unfiltered.