The music of Eddie Japan has always existed in the spaces in between. It’s the elegant noise and cinematic melody that thrives in the slashes that bind genres together, allowing the celebrated Boston cinematic-pop septet to elicit a spectrum of genres – new wave, pop-rock, glam, indie, alternative, plus that new retro-pop sound that has yet to have a name – over the course of one tightly-knit pop song. Eddie Japan has been called 'Boston's best live band' by The Boston Herald, and their stage show is always a dramatic and stylish affair. With powerhouse lead vocals by Emily Drohan and David Santos backed by the impeccable musicianship of the band, Eddie Japan delivers dynamic and energetic performances that captivate audiences from start to finish. 

Hope Anchor is a Providence-based band that blends electric blues with gothic post-punk to create a captivating and atmospheric sound. Fronted by Paul Everett and driven by guitarist Terry Linehan, the band draws inspiration from influences like The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Replacements, and My Bloody Valentine. With over 15 years of collaboration, Hope Anchor continues to evolve, bringing fresh energy and artistic depth to every performance and release.