2026/27 Listening Room Concert Series Lineup
Harbor & Home: Harbor & Home bring their signature blend of rich harmonies, honest storytelling, and easygoing indie-folk sound to The Lark. With heartfelt lyrics and a warm, inviting presence, their music creates an intimate atmosphere that feels both personal and quietly captivating. It’s the kind of night that invites you to slow down, settle in, and connect with songs that stay with you long after the final note.
Lee DeWyze: Lee DeWyze comes to The Lark with his soulful voice, reflective songwriting, and a roots-driven folk-rock sound. His honest lyrics and understated delivery create a setting that feels intimate and unfiltered, drawing listeners in from the first note. Settle in for an evening of music that’s thoughtful, engaging, and lingers well beyond the encore.
Lauren Anderson: Lauren Anderson brings a soulful, high-energy performance that blends blues, rock, and heartfelt storytelling. Her rich, commanding vocals and dynamic stage presence create an experience that is both powerful and deeply personal. Whether belting out gritty blues or delivering tender moments, she draws audiences in and leaves a lasting impression.
The Talbott Brothers: The Talbott Brothers come to The Lark with their powerful harmonies, heartfelt songwriting, and a roots-driven folk-rock sound. Their honest lyrics and commanding yet down-to-earth presence create a setting that feels both intimate and deeply engaging, drawing listeners in from the first note. Settle in for an evening of music that’s raw, resonant, and lingers long after the final song.
David Wimbish: David Wimbish takes the stage at The Lark with a rich, expressive voice and a knack for storytelling that cuts straight to the heart. Blending folk, soul, and a touch of blues, his sound is both timeless and fresh. Expect a night that feels relaxed yet electrifying, full of moments that pull you in and keep you there.
Oliver Hazard: Oliver Hazard brings their signature blend of warm harmonies, thoughtful storytelling, and breezy indie-folk sound to The Lark. Known for their heartfelt lyrics and laid-back energy, their music creates an intimate, easygoing atmosphere that feels both personal and deeply engaging. It’s the perfect night to settle in, connect, and experience songs that linger long after the final note.
Cousin Curtiss: Cousin Curtiss brings his signature gritty vocals and roots-infused folk sound to The Lark for a performance that’s both high-impact and deeply musical. Blending looping mastery with bluesy grit and folk storytelling, he builds full-bodied arrangements in real time that feel spontaneous, textured, and alive. Expect a night that’s raw, engaging, and packed with the kind of musicianship that turns a solo set into a full, immersive experience.
Caiola: Caiola brings their cinematic, groove-driven instrumental sound and layered guitar arrangements to The Lark for a performance that’s immersive, dynamic, and full of forward motion. Blending tight rhythmic interplay with rich melodic textures, their music builds like a score—expansive one moment and intricately detailed the next. Expect a set that pulls you in gradually and holds your attention through shifting moods, evolving themes, and a sound that feels both modern and deeply atmospheric.
David Ramirez: David Ramirez brings his rich, soulful voice, starkly honest songwriting, and atmospheric Americana sound to The Lark for an intimate performance that feels both grounded and emotionally expansive. Known for weaving quiet, reflective moments into powerful crescendos, he creates a live experience that pulls the audience in with patience and intensity. Expect an evening that moves between tenderness and raw emotional weight, carried by stripped-back arrangements, subtle dynamics, and a deep sense of connection throughout.
Garrison Starr and Greg Holden: Garrison Starr and Greg Holden bring their powerful songwriting, distinctive voices, and emotionally rich folk-pop sound to The Lark for a performance that blends intimacy with dynamic storytelling. Moving between raw vulnerability and soaring melodies, their songs build an atmosphere that feels both personal and expansive, drawing the audience into moments that are honest, textured, and deeply resonant from start to finish.
Birds of Bellwoods: Birds of Bellwoods bring their rich harmonies, cinematic indie-folk arrangements, and emotionally grounded songwriting to The Lark for an intimate performance that feels both expansive and deeply personal. Known for building songs that swell from quiet, reflective beginnings into sweeping, anthemic moments, they create a live experience that draws the audience in gradually and keeps them fully immersed. Expect an evening that moves fluidly between tenderness and intensity, carried by layered instrumentation and a sense of emotional momentum throughout.