Music from the Farm

Music from the Farm 2026 bands

Feb 13, 2026 | News | 0 comments

Possible Bands for “Music From the Farm”

We are starting to line up this summer’s Music From the Farm series at Sunny Meadow Farm, and I have to say… it is shaping up to be a great season.

Below is a list of possible bands who have expressed interest in playing. Take a look. If you like a band, have seen them before, or want to throw your support behind one, drop a comment. If there’s someone we should add to the list, please let me know that as well.

We have six total slots for the series.

Two are already filled.
One is set aside for a spoken word evening, something a little different this year (5-minute stories like “The Moth”).


That leaves THREE open spots.

This series has always been about bringing different styles and different voices together in a relaxed farm setting. Music, community, sunset over the fields. No big production. Just good people and good performances.

Let’s build this together. Who do you want to see on the farm this summer?

Share the website link as it’s static, and we can have more external links.

 https://chelmsfordoss.org/2026/02/13/music-from-the-farm-2026-bands/

Bands will be added 2/14/26  (have to sort all th infor)

Confirmed bands:

 AJ and the Groove. ( jazz with the occasional twist)
Led by vocalist AJ, AJ and the Groove delivers jazz with the occasional twist. Their sound blends classic jazz roots with modern influences, creating music that is relaxed, energetic, and well suited for a summer evening at the farm.
You can find them on Facebook, explore their brand new website which is still being updated, and watch select performances on YouTube.
We are excited to welcome AJ and the Groove to Sunny Meadow Farm as part of our free outdoor concert series. Bring a blanket or a chair and enjoy great local music in a beautiful outdoor setting.
I am not sure if it is a full lineup or a trio, but the music is spectacular!!!! So 2 lined up and 4 more to go.
Heather Smith & The Constants (soulful blend of country, Americana,)
Heather Smith & The Constants bring a soulful blend of country, Americana, and roots influences that feel right at home in an outdoor farm setting. Their sound draws from classic country rhythms, Appalachian and Motor City roots, and the collective experience of seasoned New England musicians. It is a style well suited to listening on a warm evening, sitting in the grass, or gathering with friends and family under the open sky.
Singer-songwriter Heather Smith returned to songwriting and performing later in life after years of self-doubt and setting music aside. The pandemic became a turning point, leading to a creative resurgence that resulted in two full-length albums, Stronger and Heather’s Myth, followed by multiple singles and the EP Journey On. Each release reflects a commitment to honest storytelling and reclaiming songs written years earlier that were once left unheard.
After rebuilding confidence through live performance, Heather formed a permanent band rather than relying on rotating musicians. The Constants are a group of experienced New England players whose backgrounds span Americana, blues, roots, rock, and folk traditions. Fiddle, guitar, rhythm, and bass come together to create a sound that is warm, grounded, and accessible to audiences of all ages.
Together, Heather Smith & The Constants embody what Music from the Farm is about: bringing people together through music that respects tradition, values community, and feels connected to the land. We are looking to schedule this performance as a spring date, giving us a chance to start the year with live music and set the tone for the rest of the season. Their show will be part of a spring and summer lineup that celebrates Chelmsford’s open spaces, local culture, and the simple joy of enjoying music outdoors.
and many more on her YouTube channel
Possible bands (to be added)
The Jimmy Otis Trio

Our band, The Jimmy Otis Trio, would be interested in playing at your summer concert series for 2026.

We are a trio of piano, bass, and drums, specializing in ragtime and traditional jazz — mostly music from the early 1900s.  I’ve attached three recordings to give you a sense of the type of music we play.

We perform regularly at Lowell’s Warp and Weft, as well as a variety of private events in MA and Southern NH. (We are a subset of Mill City Rags – a band that performed at Sunny Meadow in 2021).

 

I am a solo acoustic guitarist/singer/harmonica player with a wide range of songs allowing me to cater to several types of audiences. My job, simply put, is to entertain. I have been at this for a long time and have never lost sight of the fact is that entertainment must be well rehearsed, fun and add value to the venue/event whether it be a bar, restaurant, celebration of life or a charitable cause.  I use a looper on a few songs so I can play lead guitar to get things going. If the venue wants just acoustic, I play lead using a classical guitar. If the place really want to rock, I will play lead using electric guitar. I have a mailing list that usually can bring 10 to 20 people to the venue depending on the location and other factors and hoping to build a rapport with folks at your event(s). This is a work in progress.

I have  been in many bands over the years, but my 11 years in power trio cover band TMinus1 from 1990 – 2001 is worth mentioning. I was the lead singer/lead and rhythm guitarist/harp player and had regular gigs at many of the bars in Dracut, Hampton Beach, Fitchburg, Manchester NH, Lowell etc.

Check out my YouTube channel to see what I mean…..

Clark Hill

Our name is Clark Hill. We have a setup of 4 musicians and won’t need any technical/audio equipment. We play a variety of covers and a few originals, everything – Tom Petty, Taylor Swift, and everything in between.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571691266093

https://www.youtube.com/@ClarkHill-457Hz

Toadpatrol

My name is Mitchell and I saw your post on the Chelmsford news feed looking for bands for your summer concert series. My band, Toadpatrol, is a funk band that does mostly covers with a few originals. We have played lots of shows in the Boston area but I would love to play a show in my hometown. We are a six member band, up to three singers and a horn section. We are a very diverse group, with members from may different backgrounds. I have linked some videos from our previous shows below. Please let me know if there is anything else I can provide.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toadpatrol.band?igsh=dzRrdGd4NDZ4d3N2

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5uZVsm4zADMiDbUFQhajAc?si=8W27M7iAS4efYAXDXcwtSg

YouTube links:

https://youtu.be/zcnh80hYQvc

https://youtu.be/ULt9w-rt9R8

The Treble Makers

new local acoustic trio, The Treble Makers and they are just starting to book outdoor shows for Summer 2026. There are 3 guys-Tony (guitar) Steve (acoustic bass) and my husband Steve (guitar) and all 3 members sing. The genre is acoustic soft rock (primarily from the 70s-Eagles, Gordon Lightfoot, Jim Croce, Little River Band, Bob Seger, Don McLean, etc.).

https://youtu.be/HWzZ7TQxnA8?si=afdQZrFjNS-1ixHD

Carlisle Community Chorus

Carlisle Community Chorus | The Carlisle Community Chorus is an organization passionate about building community and bringing people of all ages and abilities together through music. Under the musical direction of Amanda Kern with pianist Margie Sidari, the CCC brings a wide variety of choral music including classical, folk and popular repertoire to their audiences focusing on joyful, healthy and beautiful singing for all. The CCC serves Carlisle and surrounding communities including Chelmsford, Concord, Billerica, Lowell, and Westford.

Whiskey Cherrybomb

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