The Broken Heels, a high-energy pop/rock band that plays the best hits from the '80s to today, entertains on Valentine's Day night at The Ford Tavern.  

Singer and guitarist Everett Pendleton brings some of his friends to The Ford Tavern to provide tonight's live music.  

The Ford Tavern welcomes Connecticut singer/songwriter and guitarist Cody Bondra for an evening of live music. Bondra was introduced at an early age to a diverse range of artists, from Robert Palmer to Waylon Jennings and everyone in between. He draws on these influences to create a unique sound that shines in a live setting.

The Ford Tavern concludes its February live music schedule with a performance by New Hampshire country artist Chase Clark. A Berklee College of Music graduate, Clark gravitated to country music after being inspired by artists such as Eric Church, George Strait, Keith Urban and Brad Paisley. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and the world around …

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The Mockingbirds make their debut at The Ford Tavern. The band was formed in 2016 by Kyle Champeon. Having attended Berklee College of Music and being an active member of the Boston music scene, Champeon surrounds himself with the incredible musicians and friends he has met over the years.

Singer/songwriter Josh Kerwin comes up from Providence to provide tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern. Kerwin grew up in rural Indiana on a diet of Bruce Springsteen and The Who, but really found his love for music with the discovery of Ben Folds. He performed for years in the Naples, Florida area both solo …

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The Ford Tavern welcomes back the Abbott Street Band, a group of local old-time players who started playing informally during the pandemic: Chris Hersch (banjo), Julie Metcalf (fiddle), Jess Fox (fiddle), Owen Miles (bass) and Sean Staples (guitar). They groove on the melodies of traditional fiddle tunes, dances and reels.  

The Ford Tavern welcomes back Irish Whispa the Band. Brien Connolly heads the group on guitar and lead vocals, backed by Kevin Shea, Rob Anderson and Michael Moriarty. Their style is influenced by the Dubliners, Wolfe Tones, Pogues, Irish Rovers, Clancy Brothers, Christy Moore, and many others.  

Sláinte, a six-piece Irish-American folk rock band, leads off the Friday music tripleheader at The Ford Tavern. Formed in a Boston College dorm room in 2013,  Sláinte plays upbeat arrangements of classic Irish pub songs and American rock 'n' roll, featuring rockin' electric guitar and sax solos married with traditional fiddle and whistle parts. Following …

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