Jake Swamp & The Pine w/ the Kenny Brothers Band

Big harmonies, deep grooves, and enough road-tested Americana to shake the rafters—Jake Swamp and the Pine and The Kenny Brothers Band bring a double bill built for long drives, loud singalongs, and cold beer.
Jake Swamp & The Pine w/ the Kenny Brothers Band
Fri 8/28
7pm doors/8pm show
21+ | $15 adv./$20 day of
Jake Swamp and the Pine is an Americana band born out of Boston, Massachusetts. Led by singer, songwriter and guitarist Drew Zieff, the band features 8 time Boston Music Award winner Jonathan Ulman on drums, Chris Haley on electric guitar, pedal steel and backup vocals, and Austin Beveridge on bass, among other talented musicians who sit in on special occasions.
What started as a songwriting project in 2018 quickly turned into something much bigger. Jake Swamp and the Pine cut their teeth at small basement shows, porch fests, and bars in the Greater Boston area - and are now regularly playing prestigious national festivals and major venues. Through this - and a genuine focus on connecting with fans at an individual level - Jake Swamp and the Pine continue to amass a following that the band lovingly coined ‘The Pine’ - a community of fans who not only connect with the music, but also appreciate the band’s ability to create a sense of camaraderie and intimacy, no matter the size of the room or distance between them.
The band has had the privilege of sharing the stage with artists like Alanis Morissette, Trampled by Turtles, The Wood Brothers, Ziggy Marley, and more.
The Kenny Brothers Band is a New Hampshire “mountain-rock” group blending folk, blues, funk, and improvisational groove into a roots-driven sound shaped by brotherly chemistry and life in the backwoods of Stratham, NH. Formed by brothers Billy, Taylor, and Joey Kenny, the band built a grassroots following through relentless touring and releases like Walk in the Woods and Friends, Lovers and Radios, earning recognition as one of New England’s rising Americana acts with a live show often compared to a collision between The Wood Brothers and Grateful Dead.