Hip-hop and bluegrass, jam bands and pop punk — the New Hampshire music scene is more diverse than you might suspect. Michael Witthaus talks to some local music scene experts to find out where you can go to hear your favorite genres of music. Photo above and on the cover is of Fee the Evolutionist and Ruby Shabazz, photographed at Castro’s Back Room in Nashua by Colleen Jamieson, courtesy Fee the Evolutionist.
Also on the cover Michael also takes a look at Icehouse, the cold-climate-set warm-hearted comedy from Bedford Off Broadway (page 14). John Fladd talks about making and/or eating pies for the Once Upon a Pie competition in Goffstown (page 18). And John talks to Clyde Bullen at Clyde’s Dessert and Wine Bar in Manchester (page 18).
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