Description
Join us on Friday, April 1st for a night full of live music with Molly Parmenter! This show is the release of her newest single: "Someone to Blame". Molly is an Indie singer/songwriter that combines pure, dreamy vocals with a smooth, percussive guitar technique and a natural and intimate lyrical style, to deliver songs of love and loss with equal parts sincerity and grit. This will be a seated, intimate show beginning at 7PM at Cape Cod Beer! Please note that we are limiting this event to 100 people - tickets are expected to sell out!
- Tables & General Admission Standing Room Available
- $10-15 In Advance// $15 General Admission at the door if not sold out
- Doors at 6:30PM//Music at 7PM
- Indoor Event - Limited tickets available
- Small bites & snacks from JP's Twisted BBQ
- Beer, wine, cider, cocktails & soda available for purchase.
Ticket Options:
Table Seating - sold by the seat: Our indoor taproom has ten small bistro tables that are available for purchase. These tables have seating for 2 and seating for 4 but they are sold by the seat. If you purchase 2 seats at a table for 4 people, this means that the two other seats are available to purchase by someone else. If you are not comfortable sharing a table with other people then we would recommend you purchase the entire table.
General Admission - Standing Room Only: Our indoor taproom will have a general admission area that is standing room only. This means there will be no tables or chairs. If you purchased a GA ticket then you must stay within the parameters of our GA section. Tables & chairs in our seated section are not available to GA ticket holders. If you do not believe you can stand or dance for a few hours, we recommend that you purchase a ticket in our seated section.
About Molly Parmenter:
Indie singer/songwriter Molly Parmenter combines pure, dreamy vocals with a smooth, percussive guitar technique and a natural and intimate lyrical style, to deliver songs of love and loss with equal parts sincerity and grit. Soon after her father began teaching her guitar as a teenager, Parmenter was composing her own songs, swiftly combining her love of writing with a newfound connection to music and the solace she found in the words and emotions of female singer-songwriters like Ani Difranco, Chan Marshall, Fiona Apple, Aimee Mann, and Jenny Lewis. Drawing inspiration from classic soul music like Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, and Al Green, as well as traditional singer-songwriters and pioneers of folk such as Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, Parmenter found a voice all her own, often described as sultry and sad. Deeply introverted and shy, songwriting became a crucial outlet for self-expression and survival, although it wasn’t until years later that Parmenter was able to overcome demons and take to the stage.
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