Events

Brad Myrick Band performs a special listening room concert of Brad's original music. Brad Myrick (guitar), John Kumnick (bass), PJ Donahue (drums).

Brad Myrick (guitar & vocals) plays a variety of popular cover tunes including classic rock, contemporary pop, and a large dose of 90s favorites.

Brad Myrick Band plays a variety of popular cover tunes including classic rock, contemporary pop, and a large dose of 90s favorites. Brad Myrick (guitar & vocals), John Kumnick (bass), PJ Donahue (drums).

Brad Myrick (guitar & vocals) plays a variety of popular cover tunes including classic rock, contemporary pop, and a large dose of 90s favorites.

Brad Myrick Band plays a variety of instrumental music during the jazz brunch. Brad Myrick (guitar), John Kumnick (bass), PJ Donahue (drums).

Brad Myrick is a mentor alongside Vinx for this weeklong workshop. More info here: https://vinx.com/group-creativity-retreats

Brad Myrick Band plays a variety of instrumental music during the jazz brunch. Brad Myrick (guitar), John Kumnick (bass), PJ Donahue (drums).

Brad Myrick (guitar & vocals) plays a variety of popular cover tunes including classic rock, contemporary pop, and a large dose of 90s favorites.

Brad Myrick Band plays a variety of popular cover tunes including classic rock, contemporary pop, and a large dose of 90s favorites. Brad Myrick (guitar & vocals), John Kumnick (bass), PJ Donahue (drums).

Brad Myrick (guitar & vocals) plays a variety of popular cover tunes including classic rock, contemporary pop, and a large dose of 90s favorites.

Brad Myrick Band plays a variety of instrumental music during the jazz brunch. Brad Myrick (guitar), John Kumnick (bass), PJ Donahue (drums).

New Hampshire's own Tom Pirozzoli has spent decades writing songs that travel—through back roads, foreign countries, and the quieter corners of the human heart—and Hopkinton native Brad Myrick brings the kind of guitar playing that makes a small room feel like a big discovery. These two road-worn friends bring original songs, spontaneous interplay, a touch of the world, and a whole lot of fun to an intimate evening you won't soon forget. The music starts at 5 p.m. on Sunday May 17. Tickets $25.