Join us for a special night with Pete Bernhard (of The Devil Makes Three) who will be joined by MorganEve Swain (of The Huntress and Holder of Hands, Brown Bird) as well as an opening set from MorganEve!!

8pm doors

9pm show

$15 advanced tickets here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pete-bernhard-of-the-devil-makes-three-w-special-guest-morganeve-swain-tickets-265488401957

$20 day of the show

Pete Bernhard of The Devil Makes Three
Pete hails from a small community in southern Vermont with a family rife with musicians. His father played guitar and wrote songs, his brother attended Berklee School of Music, and an aunt who was a folk musician. Immersed in music, he was drawn to older, traditional blues from a young age, and also studied the style and aesthetics of music traditions like New Orleans R&B and country while simultaneously getting caught up in punk rock. He headed west as a young man, first to Nashville, then on to Washington State, where he formed a duo with a childhood friend Cooper Mcbean and hit the road. When they broke down one day in Santa Cruz, California, they stayed with a fellow Vermonter Lucia Turino who was attending UCSC and the band– The Devil Makes Three was born.
MorganEve Swain of The Huntress and Holder of Hands
When, a week before her 28th birthday, MorganEve Swain lost her husband and musical partner, Dave Lamb, to leukemia, the world did not stand still. April continued into May, breath continued its rhythm through the bodies of the living and in their studio in Warren, Rhode Island, MorganEve continued to record bass, strings and vocals into a laptop because it’s what she’d always done. For the previous six years, she and Lamb had existed professionally as the duo Brown Bird, gaining a loyal international following through intensive touring and the original music they created, praised for its honesty and expression of the human condition. Without Dave, and in honor of him, MorganEve became The Huntress and Holder of Hands: a young widow pursuing the white stag of grief through a foreign wilderness, intent on maintaining the sense of wonder and compassion with which her partner lived his life. In 2016, with the ambition to perform live, The Huntress and Holder of Hands expanded into a 5-musician entity, employing cello, bowed string bass, electric bass and drums with MorganEve primarily on five-string viola and guitar. As a band, The Huntress and Holder of Hands builds harmony, strings and bass-driven pieces influenced by Post-Metal, Blues and Americana and offers an intense musical and lyrical experience that explores love, loss, power and strength.
MorganEve self-released The Water Street Demos EP in November 2015. The band's first full-length album, Avalon, was released on September 15 2017.
The Huntress and Holder of Hands is touring in 2019, and plans on releasing their second full-length by 2020.