The Love Dogs return to The Fallout Shelter with their signature fusion of jump blues, New Orleans R&B, and rock ’n’ roll, driven by a blazing horn section, barrelhouse piano, and gut-punching Fender guitar. Boston’s hard-swinging septet ignites the stage with fiery intensity, a charismatic frontman, and a rhythm section that keeps the beat locked tight. Don’t miss this special night of soulful grooves and contagious “tribal love”!

When Brian Thomas rolls into the Fallout Shelter for his annual gig, it’s always a funk-tastic, old-school romp with a cast of brilliant musicians laying down a myriad of funk, jazz, soul, and rock sounds that gets your heart pumping and your hips moving. One of New England’s premier trombonists, Thomas leads a powerhouse lineup featuring Steve Fell, Jeffrey Lockhart, Jeff Charland, Yahuba Garcia Torres, and Francis P, each one a groove architect in their own right. This monster all-star band is guaranteed to shake the walls at the Fallout Shelter and deliver a night of unstoppable groove.

Critically acclaimed folk-pop singer-songwriter Hayley Reardon makes her debut at The Fallout Shelter in Norwood, MA. Raised near Boston and shaped by extensive touring across the U.S. and Europe, Hayley’s songs serve as heartfelt postcards from a life lived fully on the road. Her music offers a rare glimpse into the complexities of life, wrapped in sincere melodies and thoughtful storytelling.

The Memphis Soul Spectacular returns to The Fallout Shelter for a romping, stomping night of rock and Southern soul, channeling the golden era when Detroit, Memphis, Macon, and Muscle Shoals ruled the airwaves. Powerhouse singer Rob Jockel fronts this orchestra of master musicians, summoning Sam & Dave, Otis Redding, Al Green, Booker T & the MG’s, and more with pinpoint precision and infectious energy. Every song is a danceable, memorable hit capturing the essence of the golden age of soul music with nostalgic vibes.

The Tarbox Ramblers return to The Fallout Shelter with their unmistakable homemade rock 'n' roll, blending blues, gospel, and raw hillbilly grit into a powerful live experience. Praised by NPR for their rattlesnake venom and gospel-drenched howling, and lauded by The Boston Herald as a genuine blast of sandpaper rhythm and roots, this Boston quartet breathes fresh life into forgotten music traditions. Don’t miss this night of authentic American roots music delivered with gritty soul and gravelly depth.

The Fallout Shelter proudly announces "Steely Hang," a thrilling new monthly collaboration with Boston's premier Steely Dan interpreters, No Static, on the last Wednesday of every month. 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 with us and No Static at the ‘Steely Hang’!

Revered piano and Hammond organ master Dave Limina returns to the Fallout Shelter to celebrate the release of his solo album “Old Piano Blues”, joined by legends including Kevin Barry, Darrell Nulisch and Ronnie Earl. With decades of soulful blues and jazz experience, this night promises powerful musicianship and deep soul. Inspired by decades of performing and teaching, this milestone marks Dave's bold step into the spotlight as a solo artist.