Sawtooth Kitchen Allen Street, Hanover

The original bluesy hard rock improvisational trio is back to rock the Sawtooth Stage. Seth Yacovone, Alex Budney and Steve Hadeka use their years of experience to weave together a tapestry of sound that dips and ducks between growling blues, soaring guitars and extended riffs. Metal for Hippies? Sign me up.  TICKETS $10 

Valley Improv is back with another hilarious night of off-the-cuff comedy! Come early to enjoy dinner before the show - no food served in the comedy room. TICKETS $5

Southern New Hampshire indie-rock band Slim Volume is back!  With a large repertoire of both originals and covers, this quartet will take you from indie rock, to cosmic country and back and keep you moving all night long. 

The genre-blending indietronica jam trio combines its love of danceable electronic rhythms, soaring melodies, and energetic hooks into an improvisational channel that allows for deep exploration of the musical cosmos. With party-like atmospheres and an ever changing setlist, Kale’s live shows keep you on your toes and dancing. TICKETS $5

Canopy returns to Sawtooth after their sold out New Years show! This CT-based trio believes that music is meant for taking risks. Canopy brings a raw, unfiltered approach to the live music scene. Their sound combines the core elements of rock, funk, blues, and jazz and infuses them with deep psychedelia and hard-hitting, no-rules improvisation. Tight and loose in all the right ways.  Also, they're the tallest band around. Tickets will go fast, get yours today! TICKETS $10

They’re comin’ to your town, they’ll help you party down! Cliffside Push stands as A premiere Phish Experience Band, bringing the euphoria of Vermont's finest quartet to stages far and wide. Comprising a supergroup lineup of seasoned all-star musicians, Cliffside Push brings together a powerhouse lineup with credentials to win over their audiences with their faithful renditions and infectious energy. Drawing from Phish's vast and most complex catalog, they weave intricate tapestries of sound, and bring dance parties with jaw dropping melodic peaks to devoted “phans” around the country.