Noble Dust * Charlie Millard Band

***THIS SHOW IS IN THE THEATER, WHICH IS ON THE 2ND FLOOR & ACCESSIBLE ONLY BY STAIRS. We would love nothing more than to be able to welcome every human into the theater and are working really hard to have an elevator built in the near future.***

“Sweeping instrumentals and profound lyrics” – WBUR/NPR 

“Boston group excels at making songs driven by taut, multilayered vocal harmonies and supported by Americana arrangements.” – Bandcamp

“It’s difficult to find a band that transcends to the highs of Noble Dust…the rich texture of the music is matched only by the dense lyrics that reward intent listening as much as the casual catching of an errant line in the ear.” – Adobe & Teardrops

“There is beauty in the power of all aspects of the band’s music, but it’s balanced by just how damn fun it is…” – Red Line Roots

Noble Dust creates dynamic, lyrically-driven folk pop, blending ethereal vocal harmonies with intricate horn and string melodies. Since the release of their debut album, And The Tide Rises, in 2018 funded by Club Passim’s Iguana Grant, they have shared stages big and small across the country (a sold-out Club Passim, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, City Winery Boston MainStage, The Grey Eagle, The Royal Room, Folk Alliance International). Their second LP (A Picture for a Frame) was recorded at Dimension Sound Studios with producer Dan Cardinal (Darlingside, The Ballroom Thieves) in August 2023 and released to critical acclaim from NPR and Bandcamp, among others. The group is a 2023 New England Music Award Nominee for Americana Band of the Year, the 2023 Falcon Ridge Grassy Hill Emerging Artist, and received Club Passim’s inaugural Gecko Award for creative narrative works in 2023.

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Charlie Millard Band: From Michigan’s northern lower, featuring percussionist Will Harris, Jercat Millard on guitars, and Charlie on the keys/organ/Rhodes bass, their Live performances have audiences raving about their refreshing indie-roll sound described as “small movies for the ears.”