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Music
The Rhoby S. Harrub Performing Arts Pavilion:
Soon, there will be lots and lots of bands here.
(Photo by Allen Ouimet.)
Updated 9/21 for the rescheduled
event. Go to the schedule page for new performance
times.
Clicking on "web" will take you from the Brass Ball site
to the musician's own Web site.
Bludrum
Waterbury. Tom Waits meets the Residents. web
Conga Girl’s Drum Circle
Waterbury. Women's hand-drumming circle.
Farmertan
Greater Waterbury. Powerpop-rock.
web
Jimmy Ferguson
Waterbury. Acoustic Rock.
The Fighting Cocks
Greater Waterbury. Post-punk.
Green Inside
New Haven. Soulful pop rock. web
God’s Left Hand
Waterbury. Pre-apocalypse urban folk. web
Bob Gotta
Woodbury. Folk.
Holiday Rain
CT. Indie pysch-pop.
Gypsy
Waterbury. Rhythm and blues.
Grounded Magazine Showcase
Hip hop selected by the Waterbury TV show. Includes
Takumo Posse.
Lady Angel
Waterbury. Rhythm and blues/gospel.
Lazywayout
Waterbury. Rock. web
Mr. Don't
Move
Waterbury. World beat rock 'n' blues.
Odyssey
Waterbury. Indie rock trio.
Roy O'Neil
Waterbury. Country songsmith writes tunes of the
Brass City— in a musical play, even.
The Presidential Targets
New Haven. Satirical rock & roll.
The Quintanas
Waterbury. Romantic Spanish guitars by a father-son
duo.
superfallingstars
CT. Ram-shaking, jangly indie pop. web
Tim Trainer
Waterbury. Acoustic rock.
The Sawtelles
Plantsville. Nerve rock. Sparse and harmonic. web
The Supermodels
Waterbury. Sonic rock.
Zu Zazz String OrKestra
Wilton. American roots music of 1920s, 30s, and 40s — jazz,
jug, and hula — on vintage instruments.
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