The Ford Tavern presents Friday night live music with Three at Home. If Bruce Springsteen and Sara Bareilles formed a duo, put it through a Black Keys fuzz pedal, and added the blues and harmonies that made Fleetwood Mac famous, you would get Three At Home: Dann Russo on vocals and guitar, Mary Casiello on vocals and keys, and Kari Paisley-Flango on drums. No cover.  

The Ford Tavern invites you to a Sunday Jazz Brunch featuring live music by the all-talented Raleigh Green. Have a bite to eat, try one of the restaurant's delicious new cocktails, and enjoy classic jazz meeting current day.  

The Lied To's—the folk duo of Doug Kwartler and Susan Levine—perform at The Ford Tavern. Stop in for a bite to eat, one of the restaurant's delicious new cocktails, and top-flight live entertainment.  

Stone Foundation—the duo of Don Schulze and Marcello Sessa—will fill The Ford Tavern with rock anthems and classics from the 1960s to the 2000s. Stop in for some tasty bites, crisp brews, hearty spirits, and your favorite hits, a la acoustic.  

The Ford Tavern kicks of another month of live music with the Luke DeRoy Trio: folk singer/guitarist DeRoy, bassist Josh Hirst, and drummer Ian Haas. DeRoy is a Berklee College of Music graduate who has performed at the Riverside Plaza Nights concert series and at the Medford Farmers Market.    

Lowell singer-songwriter Mike Gacek provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern. Gacek's voice has been compared to that of Darius Rucker and Bob Seger. Ranging from a growl to a twang, Gacek has “an earthy, organic sound that forges the personality of each song while tugging the ear’s attention,” wrote Bill Copeland of Music News.    

The Ford Tavern presents another a Sunday Jazz Brunch featuring live music by the all-talented Raleigh Green. Have a bite to eat, try one of the restaurant's delicious new cocktails, and enjoy classic jazz meeting current day.  

Multi-instrumentalist Ethan Robbins provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern. Robbins plays guitar, violin, mandolin, piano and bass, and sings bluegrass, folk and rock music. He has played with many bands in the Boston area, most recently the Americana group Cold Chocolate.    

Red Van Jazz Band & Co. brings their wide range of jazz and vocal expertise to The Ford Tavern.

The Ford Tavern welcomes Honest Mechanik, the Medford indie-pop duo of Susan Cattaneo and Paul Hansen. The pair have created a sound that has a warm folk familiarity featuring quirky lyrics and ear-worm melodies.  

Head over to The Ford Tavern for a bite to eat, one of the restaurant's delicious new cocktails, and live entertainment by singer Jennifer Truesdale and long-time musical partner Joe Musella on guitar. With their wide range of genre expertise, there will certainly be something for everyone to jam out to.

The Ford Tavern presents another a Sunday Jazz Brunch featuring live music by the all-talented Raleigh Green. Have a bite to eat, try one of the restaurant's delicious new cocktails, and enjoy classic jazz meeting current day.  

The Lied To's — the folk duo of Doug Kwartler and Susan Levine with a wide range of genre expertise — return to perform at The Ford Tavern. Reservations recommended if you plan to have dinner.  

Three Day Threshold provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern. Led by founding member Byrnes, the trio plays everything from Americana, rock and Celtic to country, bluegrass and even gypsy jazz. Reservations recommended if you plan to have dinner.  

Singer/songwriter Corin Ashley provides some Sunday afternoon music at The Ford Tavern. Ashley led Boston mod-pop heroes The Pills in the 2000s and was touring bass player for seminal chamber-pop band Cardinal. He recovered from a 2016 stroke to record the album "Broken Biscuits" as well as to performing live.

Erin Og, Boston's Irish Rebel Band, has the honor of being the first Irish music band to perform at The Ford Tavern, which opened last August and is regularly presenting live music nights. Erin Og features Medford's own Bobby Mullis, a founding member, on vocals and tin whistle, Stephen Gill  on vocals and guitar, and Stuart Peak on mandolin/banjo/guitar. Reservations recommended if you plan to have dinner.

Irish Whispa the Band provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern. 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, Wolfetones, Pogues, Irish Rovers, Clancy Brothers, Christy Moore, and many others.  

Three at Home provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern. If Bruce Springsteen and Sara Bareilles formed a duo, put it through a Black Keys fuzz pedal, and added the blues and harmonies that made Fleetwood Mac famous, you would get Three At Home. They are Dann Russo (vocals, guitar), Mary Casiello (vocals, keys) and Kari Paisley-Flango (vocals, drums).

Erin Og, led by founding member Bobby Mullis of Medford, provides an evening of Celtic music at The Ford Tavern. Backing Mullis (vocals, tin whistle) are Stephen Gill (vocals, guitar) and Stuart Peak (mandolin, banjo, guitar).

The Ford Tavern continues its March Irish music offerings, welcoming 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, Wolfetones, Pogues, Irish Rovers, Clancy Brothers, Christy Moore, and many others.  

Irish music month continues at The Ford Tavern with the Abbott Street String Band. This group of local old time players formed at an Abbott Street residence during the pandemic. They feature acoustic instruments such as banjos, fiddles and guitars, groove on the melodies of traditional fiddle tunes, dances and reels.  

The Silver Spears from Quincy take the stage as Irish music month continues at The Ford Taven. Hear traditional Irish music by Tim O’Leary, Brendan McHugh, Ron DiPerri and Larry Reynolds.

The Ford Tavern presents the first of two Irish sessions for St. Patrick's Day, this one with Eamonn Sheehan. The day's second Irish session will be with James and Roisin Kelly at 7 tonight. On Saturday, March 18, The Ford will present an Irish session with Savage Cabbage at 8 p.m. And throughout St. Patrick's Day weekend, there will be performances by the Goulding School of Irish Dance.    

The Ford Tavern presents the second of two Irish sessions for St. Patrick's Day, this one with James and Roisin Kelly. On Saturday, March 18, The Ford will present an Irish session with Savage Cabbage at 8 p.m. And throughout St. Patrick's Day weekend, there will be performances by the Goulding School of Irish Dance.    

The Ford Tavern continues its St. Patrick's Day weekend program of Irish music with an Irish session with Savage Cabbage. Also,  throughout St. Patrick's Day weekend, there will be performances by the Goulding School of Irish Dance.  

Shelagh Rose — the duo of Shelagh O'Brien and Jordan Quigley — will provide an afternoon of Irish music during the Sunday brunch at The Ford Tavern.  

Red Van Jazz Band & Co. returns to The Ford with their wide range of jazz and vocal expertise, joined tonight by special guest The Turn.  

Eric Grava's Wonder FM provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern, playing classic hits and some originals too.  

The Katie O'Brien Duo — O'Brien and Joe Sabourin — presents an evening of acoustic music on the patio at The Ford Tavern. O'Brien is the head voice instructor at LB Music School in Medford.    

Eamonn Sheehan provides tonight's live music at The Ford Tavern.

The Ford Tavern invites you to celebrate the restaurant's first birthday with Boston's Erin Og, led by founding member Bobby Mullis of Medford, providing live Celtic music. Backing Mullis (vocals, tin whistle) are Stephen Gill (vocals, guitar) and Stuart Peak (mandolin, banjo, guitar). Reservations are not required but are highly encouraged.  

Boston's Erin Og, everyone's favorite Irish rebel band, returns to The Ford Tavern for a night of live Celtic music. Led by founding member Bobby Mullis of Medford (vocals, tin whistle) and backed by Stephen Gill (vocals, guitar) and Stuart Peak (mandolin, banjo, guitar). Reservations are not required but are suggested.  

The Katie O'Brien Duo — O'Brien and Joe Sabourin — returns to The Ford Tavern for an afternoon of live music. O'Brien is the head voice instructor at LB Music School in Medford.    

Start off the spooky season with live music by singer/songwriter Eric Grava from WonderFM at The Ford Tavern. Costumes aren't required, but an added bonus! Table reservations recommended through The Ford's website.  

The Ford Tavern invites you to join us in Saluting our Veterans with live music from Irish band Boston's Erin Og. The band is led by founding member Bobby Mullis of Medford (vocals, tin whistle),  backed by Stephen Gill (vocals, guitar) and Stuart Peak (mandolin, banjo, guitar).  

The Ford welcomes Zion Rodman and Friends for an evening of live music. Rodman is a versatile musician who spends most of his free time singing and playing the guitar, bass, piano and drums. He grew up on Cape Cod and lived in Boston, where he developed as a musician and recorded his first album and EP. He currently lives and performs in Chicago, and makes frequent visits to Massachusetts. Free admission for the music; table reservations recommended if you…

Boston Irish rebel band Erin Og kicks off The Ford Tavern's 2024 live music season with a night of Celtic music. Led by founding member Bobby Mullis of Medford (vocals, tin whistle) and backed by Stephen Gill (vocals, guitar) and Stuart Peak (mandolin, banjo, guitar). Reservations are not required but are suggested.  

The Ford Tavern introduces a new Session series being presented every Sunday. Today's Irish session will feature Medford fiddler Ellery Klein, accordion player Noel Scott, and a third performer to be announced. Upcoming sessions will be led by Chris Hersch on January 14 (old time music), John Coyne on January 21 (Irish music), and Matt and Shannon Heaton on January 28 (Irish music).      

Chris Hersch takes the lead at today's new Sunday Session series at The Ford, playing old-time music. Upcoming Irish music sessions will be led by John Coyne on January 21, and by Matt and Shannon Heaton on January 28.      

John Coyne takes the lead at today's new Sunday Session series at The Ford, playing Irish music. The next Irish session will be led by Matt and Shannon Heaton on January 28.      

Zion Rodman and Friends begin a new fourth Friday residency for 2024 at The Ford. Rodman is a versatile musician who spends most of his free time singing and playing the guitar, bass, piano and drums. He grew up on Cape Cod and lived in Boston, where he developed as a musician and recorded his first album and EP. He currently lives and performs in Chicago, and makes frequent visits to Massachusetts. Free admission for the music; table reservations recommended…

Medford Irish musicians Matt and Shannon Heaton lead today's new Session series at The Ford, being presented every Sunday. They'll be joined by Helena Delaney on fiddle.      

The Ford Tavern is now presenting a Session series every Sunday afternoon. Today's Irish session will feature Medford fiddler Ellery Klein. Upcoming sessions will be led by Chris Hersch on February 11 (old time music), John Coyne on February 18 (Irish music), and Matt and Shannon Heaton on February 25 (Irish music).      

Chris Hersch takes the lead at today's new Sunday Session series at The Ford, playing old-time music. Upcoming Irish music sessions will be led by John Coyne on February 18, and by Matt and Shannon Heaton on February 25.      

John Coyne leads today's new Sunday Session series at The Ford, playing Irish music. The next Irish session will be led by Matt and Shannon Heaton on February 25.      

Zion Rodman and Friends return to The Ford for their fourth Friday residency. Rodman is a versatile musician who spends most of his free time singing and playing the guitar, bass, piano and drums. He grew up on Cape Cod and lived in Boston, where he developed as a musician and recorded his first album and EP. He currently lives and performs in Chicago, and makes frequent visits to Massachusetts. Free admission for the music; table reservations recommended if you…

Medford Irish musicians Matt and Shannon Heaton lead today's new Session series at The Ford, being presented every Sunday. Irish Sessions are held on the first, third and fourth Sundays of the month, with an old-time string band session on the second Sunday.      

The Ford Tavern begins a busy month of Irish music offerings, welcoming 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.  

The Ford Tavern is now presenting a Session series every Sunday afternoon. Today's Irish session will feature Medford fiddler Ellery Klein. Upcoming sessions will be led by Chris Hersch on March 10 (old time music), John Coyne on March 17 (Irish music), and Matt and Shannon Heaton on March 24 (Irish music).      

Shelagh Rose — the duo of Shelagh O'Brien and Jordan Quigley — will provide late-afternoon Irish music at The Ford Tavern.  

Start your St. Patrick Day weekend with a full day of Irish music at The Ford Tavern, beginning with Eamonn Sheehan presenting a lively performance of authentic tunes from the Emerald Isle. The rest of the day's musicians will be Matt & Shannon Heaton with Ellery Klein at 2:30 p.m.; Slainte at 4 p.m.; Scott Damgaard at 6 p.m.; and Boston's Erin Og at 8 p.m. The Ford will present more Irish music on Saturday and Sunday as well.  

The Ford Tavern continues its full day of Irish music with Matt and Shannon Heaton on flute and guitar, respectively, and Ellery Klein on fiddle. The rest of the day's lineup features Slainte at 4 p.m.; Scott Damgaard at 6 p.m.; and Boston's Erin Og at 8 p.m. The Ford will present more Irish music on Saturday and Sunday as well.      

Irish folk-rock band Slainte continues The Ford Tavern's full day of Irish music. The remaining performers will be Scott Damgaard at 6 p.m. and Boston's Erin Og at 8 p.m. The Ford will present more Irish music on Saturday and Sunday as well.      

The Ford Tavern's full day of Irish music continues with guitarist, singer and songwriter Scott Damgaard. The day's live music will conclude with Boston's Erin Og at 8 p.m. The Ford will present more Irish music on Saturday and Sunday as well.      

Boston Irish rebel band Erin Og concludes The Ford Tavern's full day of Irish music. Led by founding member Bobby Mullis of Medford (vocals, tin whistle) and backed by Stephen Gill (vocals, guitar) and Stuart Peak (mandolin, banjo, guitar). The Ford will present more live Irish music on Saturday and Sunday.    

The Ford Tavern continues its long weekend of Irish music with the American Celtic band from Medford, the Boston Harbor Bhoys. The band consists of the father-son team of Eddie and Ryan Biggins, along with popular singer-songwriter Michael Maloney. Following the Boston Harbor Bhoys will be James Kelly at 4 p.m.  

The Ford Tavern continues its long weekend of Irish music with James Kelly performing. Sunday's musicians will be the Katie O'Brien Duo at 2:30 p.m. and the Abbott Street Band at 5 p.m.    

The Ford Tavern continues its long weekend of Irish music, and celebrates St. Patrick's Day, with The Katie O'Brien Duo — O'Brien and Joe Sabourin. O'Brien is the head voice instructor at LB Music School in Medford. Following the duo will be the Abbott Street Band at 5 p.m.      

The Ford Tavern concludes its long weekend of Irish music with a performance by the Abbott Street Band. This group of local old-time players formed at an Abbott Street residence during the pandemic. They feature acoustic instruments such as banjos, fiddles and guitars, and groove on the melodies of traditional fiddle tunes, dances and reels.    

Zion Rodman and Friends return to The Ford Tavern for their fourth Friday residency. Rodman is a versatile musician who spends most of his free time singing and playing the guitar, bass, piano and drums. He grew up on Cape Cod and while living in Boston developed as a musician and recorded his first album and EP. Free admission for the music; table reservations recommended if you plan to have dinner.  

Medford musicians Matt and Shannon Heaton, on guitar and flute respectively, lead today's Session series gathering at The Ford Tavern, joined by fiddler Helena Delaney. The Ford presents Irish Sessions on the first, third and fourth Sundays of the month, with an old-time string band session on the second Sunday.      

The Ford begins another busy month of live music with guitarist Everett Pendleton. In addition to weekly Sunday Sessions, The Ford also will present live music by Eric Grava on April 11, the Katie O'Brien Duo on April 12, and Zion Rodman and Friends on April 26.  

The Ford Tavern begins another month of Sunday afternoon Irish Sessions, led today by Medford fiddler Ellery Klein. Others sessions will be led by the Abbott Street String Band on April 14, John Coyne on April 21, and Shannon Heaton on April 28.      

Singer/songwriter and guitarist Eric Grava is tonight's musical guest at The Ford Tavern.  

The Ford Tavern welcomes back the Katie O'Brien Duo — O'Brien and Joe Sabourin. O'Brien is the head voice instructor at LB Music School in Medford.      

The Abbott Street String Band joins the rotation of The Ford Tavern's Sunday afternoon Irish Sessions. This group of local old time players features acoustic instruments such as banjos, fiddles, and guitars; they groove on the melodies of traditional fiddle tunes, dances, and reels. Remaining sessions this month will be led by John Coyne on April 21, and Shannon Heaton on April 28.