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The Jeannie Gagné Quartet performs at The Mad Monkfish in Cambridge.
Meg Gehman performs at The Lilypad, standing room only, $20 admission, doors open 5:30, start 6 pm, all ages.
Original live music, shadow puppetry, video projection, and gothic storytelling inspired by Poe, Shelley, and others at O'Neill Branch, ages 12 and up.
Blues & Roots Wednesdays features the Barrett Anderson Band with guest Dennis Brennan, delivering live blues at The Sea Hag Restaurant & Bar, dining‑friendly set, no cover.
Intimate duo Gillian Margot and Geoffrey Keezer explore the American Songbook with spontaneous, masterful jazz interpretations at Regattabar.
Bruce Gertz Quintet performs seated at The Lilypad, doors open 7 pm, show begins 7:30, tickets $15, $10 for students.
DRAG SHOW: Queen for a Day at Satellite, 877 Cambridge Street, Cambridge.
Spoondrift performs live at Satellite, offering local music, great beer and fun times, free to the public.
Flying Turtle in full Turtle gear opens the Halloween show at Satellite, followed by Sons of Levin’s fresh young rock’n’roll, plus local music and great beer.
Anthony Leva presents original compositions and free improvisation with a modern string band and Gnawa influences at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall, free with advance registration.
Anthony Leva leads a modern string band in original compositions and free improvisation, blending Gnawa and free‑jazz lineages at Edward M Pickman Hall, free with advance registration.
Royer Family Band plays bluegrass every Monday at Satellite, 877 Cambridge St, Cambridge.