CONCERT • Lake Porter + Eddy and The Dirty Boys • May 24th

*Please show your ticket proof of purchase at the door!

Tickets: $25 in Advance, $30 at the Door
Date: May 24
Doors: 7pm
Show Starts: 8pm

Join us at the brewery for another classic summertime showcase, featuring two big hitters: Lake Porter + Eddy and The Dirty Boys

House Rules
• All Ages Event
• Tickets are General Admission
• Table seating is first come, first serve 
• No outside food or drink
• Limited parking (please arrange a carpool, taxi or designated driver)
• Rain or Shine Event

About The Bands

Lake Porter
Lake Porter is a singer-songwriter trio that thrives in the space between Folk Americana + Rock and Roll, balancing raw storytelling with rich melodies and a dynamic live show. What started as a casual collaboration between friends quickly took on a life of its own, revealing a sound too strong to keep to themselves.

Featuring Martina Lake (Harlette), Taryn McKenna (Three’s Company), and Jonny Porter (Staylefish), the band brings together three distinct voices, blending acoustic warmth, banjo-driven rhythms, and haunting violin lines. Their music is deeply personal yet instantly relatable songs that stick with you long after the last note fades.

On stage, Lake Porter doesn’t hold back. Their performances are intimate but full of energy, pulling audiences into every lyric, harmony, and stomp of the floor. Whether it’s a stripped-down ballad or an all-out foot-stomper, they make sure you feel every bit of it.

Eddy & The Dirty Boys
It started with two old friends, a couple guitars, and true to form, two cases of Heineken.

During the darker days of lockdown, longtime pals Jay Emmons and Mike “Monty” Montgomery sat down to write a tune that didn’t overthink itself. What came out of that session wasn’t just a song but the very DNA of Eddy and the Dirty Boys -  a return to the kind of rock and roll that was loud, loose, and unapologetically fun. Just like that, Eddy and the Dirty Boys were born.

Blurring the lines between country grit and rock swagger, Eddy and the Dirty Boys channel the spirit of The Faces, The Rolling Stones, and yes, even Jimmy Buffett on a bender. Their songs are tailor-made for sticky bar floors, half-spilled drinks, and full-throated singalongs. The live show hits like a shot of whiskey; loud, fast, and right in the chest - led by Emmons’ unmistakable growling vocal, Montgomery’s tasteful leads, and a killer rhythm section: Steve Kirstein (Local Pressure, The Glorious Sons) on rhythm guitar, Adam Paquette (The Glorious Sons) behind the kit, and Claude Northey (Boston Levi) holding down the low end on the bass.

Their debut single, a raucous take on Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues,” drops this summer, just in time to hit the road with guitars in hand and trouble not far behind.

“If this stops being fun…we just won’t do it anymore.”