Porchfest is generously sponsored by Music Go Round Boston located on Rt. 9 in Natick.

Porches & Bands

Red Section on the Map

2:00 PM Band Start Time

4:00 PM Band Start Time

17 Grove Street

TruancyHigh School classic rock cover band

17 Grove Street

The Authentics – The Authentics play nineties classic rock with a touch of alternative and grunge.

 

75 Washington Street

Glanzer Mar – Glanzer Mar is an acoustic singer-songwriter blending indie, folk, and alternative rock with heavier influences into honest, story-driven sets full of energy and heart.

75 Washington Street

Maree Donaghy – Indie pop singer songwriter 

 

11 Harrison Street

Memo Rubio – Memo Rubio Fingerstyle Guitar

11 Harrison Street

Will Jordan – Solo piano- I played for 2 hours last year at porch fest

41 Harvard Street

Craig Carter & Billy Sciore – I will be performing as a duo with the lead guitar player from my band, Craig Carter and The Hurricane. 

41 Harvard Street

Shifting Paradigms – garage rock band operating as an acoustic trio (looking for a drummer)

73 Park Avenue

Unusual Methods – We’re a Local high school grunge/punk band 

73 Park Avenue

DnA’s Evolution – A 2-Piece Prog/Punk band that rockets you to space & lets you drift there.

Blue Section on the Map

2:00 PM Band Start Time

4:00 PM Band Start Time

Natick Common

The Max Klau Band – Smart, soulful folk music that rocks

 

Photograph by Sadie Klau

Natick Common

School of Rock Natick House Band – School of Rock Natick’s House Band is a group of our most advanced student, they perform a mix of great family-friendly rock songs from a variety of eras and styles. 

22 Sheridan Street

Box of Records – Classic rock hits and deep cuts, from the 60’s-2000’s

22 Sheridan Street

StillFace – Original, 3 piece, instrumental rock

14 Morse Street

Dave Henkels – Jazz reinterpreted

14 Morse Street

Always In Season – Americana Jam Band

19 Grant Street

The Sutherland Pipe Band – Founded in 1936, the Sutherland Pipe Band is a Boston-based, Grade 5 EUSPBA competitive and performance ensemble dedicated to preserving Celtic tradition through Highland bagpipes and drums across Southeastern New England.

19 Grant Street

Jerry’s Jazz Flutes, Sponsored by the MSO – A jazz flute quartet with rhythm section

7 Craigie Street

JamBANDS from Jammin With You – We run a music school in Wellesley and have 3 jamBANDS ready to JAM at Natick Porchfest.

The following 3 bands will start at 2:00 PM and will play for 30 minute sets each. These bands were all created by music students in the Jammin With You school of music JamBANDS program

The Broken Records

Kids These Days

Hot Pink Bonnets

Green Section on the Map

2:00 PM Band Start Time

4:00 PM Band Start Time

33 Plain Street

JiLLTED – A high-energy 90s punk and indie rock cover band delivering raw, rebellious anthems and underground favorites that will have you up and dancing!

33 Plain Street

Bob Greenman – A fusion of Americana, Blues and Jazz.

24 Western Avenue

No Shape for Driving – No Shape For Driving is New England’s (if not the world’s) only Gin Blossoms Tribute band! NSFD performs all of the Gin Blossom’s hits and fan favorite B-sides!

24 Western Avenue

Damian & the Displayers – Heartfelt original rock with big hooks, uplifting energy, and enough familiar favorites to get the whole porch singing.

3 Pearl Street

617 Rewind – Pop & rock covers from the 70s to the 2010s

Photograph by Natasha Lloyd

3 Pearl Street

Dani Witherby – Original indie/folk music!

30 High Street

Izii IsReal & Elita StaRR – OutaHit Records is a Boston-based independent Roots Rock Reggae label led by Izii IsReal “Coolyman” and Elita Starr, delivering high-vibration music rooted in Jamaican foundation, soulful vocals, conscious lyricism, original reggae production, live performance energy, and a message of faith, love, unity, culture, and community.

30 High Street

Galush – Galush combines pro beatboxing and performance technology to showcase original music and popular remixes, recorded and performed live, all with the voice.

Photograph by Carlos Fallas

40 High Street

Mercury on Mars – Noisy (Melodic Punk Rock)

Photograph by Coleman Rogers

40 High Street

Far an Wide – Cover band

117 Pond Street

Tsunami of Sound – Classic Surf and Rock Instrumentals

117 Pond Street

Tom Richardson – Folk/Americana Singer-Songwriter 

Photograph by Nile Scott Studio

2 Maple Avenue

Danny Silverman of Just Rood – Playing the songs that you know all the words to. 60s,70s, and 80s.

2 Maple Avenue

Kip Kransdorf – Singer/Songwriter Solo Acoustic Guitar

7 Cemetery Street

Moonlight Wails Band – Americana

7 Cemetery Street

The Circuit Breakers – We play the music you love: Classic Rock with Great Harmonies!

23 Curve Street

LMK Band – LMK Band is an acoustic trio with harp, bass and guitar playing classic rock, folk and blues.

23 Curve Street

Eddie Emerson – Solo rock/folk originals. Acoustic with harmonica and/or electric

127 S Main Street

Bonito Drive – This solo acoustic guitarist and singer performs with one goal: to transport its listeners to the tropical island or coastal town of their choice, with a mix of reggae, soul, country, and more.

127 S Main Street

Caboose – Caboose is the solo project and stage name of indie folk singer-songwriter John Mosley, performing original songs and unique cover versions of tracks by acts from Deer Tick, Josiah & The Bonnevilles, and Caamp to Justin Bieber, Chappell Roan, and Evan Honer.

Porchfest is generously sponsored by Music Go Round Boston located on Rt. 9 in Natick.

Natick Center Porchfest will take place on Saturday, September 26, 2025, with start times at 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM on the porches of generous hosts, who are sharing their porches and lawns with neighbors and the community around Natick Center!

Who’s performing? Anyone who wants! We’ll have lots of acts, from home grown to nationally-recognized, performing everything from Folk to Techno to Polka. We welcome non-musical performers as well. Check out our listings ahead of time to plan your route or start at your favorite performer and wander from there.

This event is free and open to the public. Natick Center Porchfest is family-friendly and features a wide variety of music so there’s sure to be a band or performance that sparks your interest .Check out one band or twenty! Stay for 20 minutes or all afternoon!

An event map and schedule will be available on this site as we lead up to the event. Check our listings for the most up-to-date information, as new bands and porches are joining each day.

Feel free to bring your own food and beverages to each performance. If you need to pick up some snacks, please consider the local businesses spread throughout town. Just remember that each venue is someone’s porch, so please be sure that you are respectful and clean up after yourself. However, Natick Center Porchfest does not have a contained festival area and will not be selling alcohol (or any food and drink). When in public, you are subject to the usual laws regarding alcohol consumption.

You can bring your dog anywhere you can usually, the rules are the same as they would be at any other time on the street or sidewalk. Please be aware and respectful of any homeowners’ preferences while on their property as different hosts will likely have different preferences when it comes to dogs.

There is plenty of on-street parking in Natick Center. We also encourage walking and biking for those who are able–it’s the best way to soak up as much music as possible!

No bathrooms will be provided. Please note that porch hosts will not provide restrooms either.

You won’t need to bring much of anything to stroll around town and enjoy the music. However, if you are planning to settle in for particular a performance, you might bring chairs, a blanket to sit on, or a picnic lunch. Alternatively, if you are planning a schedule of concert hopping, you might want to bring your bike.

Organizers, performers, and porch hosts are all giving freely of their time and talents. 

The rain date is the following day (September 27) with start times at 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM.

Email us at natickporchfest@gmail.com.

This event is organized by Natick Center Associates and a fantastic team of energetic community volunteers.