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Social Medication / The Big Empty / Sweet Pond

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Social Medication / The Big Empty / Sweet Pond
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Come to the Stone Church for a night of local VT heroes, laying it all out there in riffs, jams, and pure rock gold. Come out for some killer local music with 3 incredible acts; Social Medication, The Big Empty, & Sweet Pond. Social Medication Social Medication is the much anticipated re-unification of three local musicians who learned how to play music with each other while they were all growing up in the Brattleboro area. This power trio features Tim Dyer on guitar and vocals, and Sean McLoughlin on drums and vocals, and Scott Griswold on bass. After studying at Berklee School of Music, Tim went on to play in the Austin, TX scene with heavy hitters such as Malford Milligan (Storyville), and Tommy Shannon (Stevie Ray Vaughan), then onto the Baltimore/D.C. scene, before making his way back to his hometown of Brattleboro, VT. Sean McLoughlin is a longtime member of the renowned local group, “The Miles Band”, and is revered for his skills as a percussionist and vocalist. Scott Griswold is known in the area as a versatile musician who fits seamlessly into most any band. This band delivers high-powered guitar-driven music with a mix of classic covers to originals. After a couple of decades apart, Social Medication is back and is ready to rock. The Big Empty Navigating a diversity of repertoire, Jason Scaggs and Jeff Richardson, accompanied by phenomenal drummer Marcel LeClaire, play with enthusiasm and ease, engaging their instruments, the audience, and each other with a symbiotic musicianship that echoes the past while embracing the present. All at once comfortable with many genres and arrangements, The Big Empty brings forth stylings that please the music lover in all of us. Sweet Pond Get your socks rocked off by local classic rockers Sweet Pond. Have you ever wondered what happens when the aurora meets a solar eclipse? This is it! Melding rock, jam, dance, and R&B into solid gold.
Date and Time
March 1, 2019 @ 8:00 pm
Location
The Stone Church
210 Main Street Brattleboro VT
Contact
Robin Johnson
802-579-9960
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Come to the Stone Church for a night of local VT heroes, laying it all out there in riffs, jams, and pure rock gold. Come out for some killer local music with 3 incredible acts; Social Medication, The Big Empty, & Sweet Pond.

Social Medication

Social Medication is the much anticipated re-unification of three local musicians who learned how to play music with each other while they were all growing up in the Brattleboro area.

This power trio features Tim Dyer on guitar and vocals, and Sean McLoughlin on drums and vocals, and Scott Griswold on bass. After studying at Berklee School of Music, Tim went on to play in the Austin, TX scene with heavy hitters such as Malford Milligan (Storyville), and Tommy Shannon (Stevie Ray Vaughan), then onto the Baltimore/D.C. scene, before making his way back to his hometown of Brattleboro, VT. Sean McLoughlin is a longtime member of the renowned local group, “The Miles Band”, and is revered for his skills as a percussionist and vocalist. Scott Griswold is known in the area as a versatile musician who fits seamlessly into most any band.

This band delivers high-powered guitar-driven music with a mix of classic covers to originals. After a couple of decades apart, Social Medication is back and is ready to rock.

The Big Empty

Navigating a diversity of repertoire, Jason Scaggs and Jeff Richardson, accompanied by phenomenal drummer Marcel LeClaire, play with enthusiasm and ease, engaging their instruments, the audience, and each other with a symbiotic musicianship that echoes the past while embracing the present.

All at once comfortable with many genres and arrangements, The Big Empty brings forth stylings that please the music lover in all of us.

Sweet Pond

Get your socks rocked off by local classic rockers Sweet Pond. Have you ever wondered what happens when the aurora meets a solar eclipse? This is it! Melding rock, jam, dance, and R&B into solid gold.

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