2024 Performers
& Friends, A Touch of Brass Quintet, Abracadaver & Boogie Fright, ACC All Star Band, Acoustic Asylum, Aint Misbehavin', Alchemy, Allie Torto & David Robbins, Ayana Del Valle, Bagfuls of Biscuits Square Dance, Banana Hammock, The Banjorin, Bassoon Monsoon, Binghamton Bata Collective, Blackismygender & Ranger Ty, Blue Velvet Big Band and Friends, BPM, BrewHaHa, The Bro-Bro's, Brothers & Friends, Calzetoni/Howard/Westcott, Caviar & Grits, Chelsea Bolles, Chenango Brass, Chloe & Tyler, Chris & Lori Haun, Chris Bodnarczuk, The Comps, Crossing The Line Band, Damn the Kid, Dinner With Sinners, Double Trouble, Dr. Dana & the Jam Dept., Drifting From Shore, Edge & Babi Lou + The Basement Crew, Exit 36 & Friends, Fall Creek Brass Band, False Start, Foggy Maloon, Friday at Fred’s, Front the Scene, The Gents, The Get Together, The Goodfruits, Gowdy Station, Harmony Lane, Heavy Delish & the Bone Throwers, Hejira: A World Music Experience, Jacob Gagnon, Jo Sun, Joe Joseph, Joe Weil & Jen Emry, John Truth Experience, Jorden & The Wombats, JT & the Outlaws, Jules Quinn, The June Lion, Justin Goodband, Kelley's Heroes, Kevin Maney & Friends, KidBess & The Magic Ring, The Kitchen Sink Band, Krooked Knuckles, Kwannon, LARJ, Latimer Lee Band, The Laughing Buddha Episodes, Local Honey, The Lonesome Walkers, Long Way Home, Lonnie, LoveStoned, Lutheran Skirts, The Madrigal Choir of Binghamton, mall goth, Marcella Leaves Eden, Martin Shamoonpour, Mary + Mykel, Mel & the Bards, Mike Hampton & Friends, Mike Morrison, The Morning Lark, Mosaic Winds, Mountainview Jams, Ms. Honey & the Hive, MTB, The Neo Politans, Next To Kin, The Nick Adams Band, No More Bands!, Oarlock, The Old Shoe String Band, OnTap, The Original St. Clair Bros. Family Band, The Park Avenue Revue, Parker Music Studio, The Parlor City Flute Ensemble, Patrick Starke & the Palumb Brothers, Paul McDonald, Peaches & Crime, PJ Muldowney, Plants for Hire, The Playford Gang, Pleasure Dome, R.O.A.R., Rare Vintage Band, RNR, Ron G - Songs We All Know, Ry., Salsa Libre, Second Suitor, Ship of Phools, Smoke and Honey & the Together for Ukraine Singers, Southern Tier Recorders, Stuck In Place, Supercritical, The Supreme Soup, Sydney Rose & Mike, Theoretical Revolution, Tijuana Danger Dogs, Tom Jolu, Torn & Frayed, Tragic Intent, Treasure, Tri-Cities Opera, Triple Cities Soul Machine, Trust The Process, Uke Nukem, Uke Too!, Uncleshake, UnityGroup, Usual Suspects, Vavalle Voice Studio, Very Truly Yours, Vestal Mountain Dulcimer Players, Wax Girl, WildCard ft. Alyssa Crosby, Wreckless Marci, Wu-Twang, Yantra
Performer Bios
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& Friends
3-4pm, 31 Bennett Ave.
Country, Folk, Pop
& Friends is a music-loving group of teachers and friends sharing songs and bringing joy. Pull up a chair and enjoy the group’s originals and covers of inspiring songs the powerful anthem “What Happens When a Woman”!
A Touch of Brass Quintet
1-2pm, 1 Lathrop Ave.
Classical, Folk, Jazz
Since forming in 1983, A Touch of Brass Quintet has entertained audiences, young and old. Their musical journey has generated a loyal following of friends and supporters that enjoy the brass quintet’s versatility and ability to perform many genres of music. We hope that you’ll join us!
Abracadaver & Boogie Fright
5-6pm, 37 Lincoln Ave.
Alternative, Indie
Abracadaver & Boogie Fright is a locally grown and responsibly sourced two piece acoustic set that plays alternative and indie music songs that everyone loves!
ACC All Star Band
2-3pm, 26 Ayres St.
Rock, Classic Rock
ACC All Star Band is a classic rock collective that performs songs from the 60s and 70s. This Porchfest features the original members honoring the music from when the band was formed.
Acoustic Asylum
5-6pm, 46 Laurel Ave.
Aint Misbehavin'
2:30-3:30pm, 16 St. John Ave.
Dance, Pop, Big Band Era
Performing locally since 2015, Ain't Misbehavin', plays a wide range of styles including big band jazz, pop, rock, and polkas. Bring your ears and dancing shoes to this fun loving community band!
Alchemy
6-7pm, 163 Leroy St.
Country, Pop, Rock
Great music with this acoustic duo, singing classics through modern pop music.
Allie Torto & David Robbins
5-6pm, 72 Riverside Dr.
Pop, R&B, Soul
Allie Torto is a local upcoming artist who performs both originals and covers. She leans more towards pop and soul. David Robbins has been a fully vested piano player and musician his whole life. They are a duo who perform around the broome county and outskirt areas like Elmire, Ithaca, and PA.
Ayana Del Valle
2:30-3:30pm, 121 Seminary Ave.
Jazz, Soul, funk, Latin
Ayana Del Valle is a dynamic vocalist, musician and actress from Greater Binghamton, N.Y. She performs mostly in the jazz, soul, funk, and latin genres and in July 2024 played the role of “Billie Holiday - Alternate” for the Pittsburgh CLO’s production of “Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill.” Del Valle earned a B.F.A. in Vocal Jazz Performance at the Conservatory of Music at Purchase College and became a fixture on the New York City jazz scene. She's worked with famed musicians such as John Faddis, Matt Wilson, Allan Harris and latin legend Hilton Ruiz, who hired her to perform with him in their native, Puerto Rico. Del Valle is the founder of Del Valle School of Voice where she teaches vocal performance, choir, and general music.
Bagfuls of Biscuits Square Dance
1-2pm, 13 Bennett Ave.
Old-Time
We are hosting a community Square Dance. All levels of ability welcome! We play Old time appalachian string band music. Instructions for the dances will be provided by a caller. Come have fun, dance, and listen to tunes.
Banana Hammock
3-3:30pm, 13 Clarke St.
Alternative, Pop, Rock
Banana Hammock is a pop rock band formed in 2024 by three college friends. Based out of Binghamton, NY, consisting of lead singer Sam Rigante, backup singer and guitarist John Greene, and guitarist/bassist Nick Olejnik. Banana Hammock performs pop and rock covers with a raw and unpolished sound. Look forward to listening to their authentic twist on rock and pop classics!
Bassoon Monsoon
2-3pm, 33 Bennett Ave.
Classical
The Bassoon Monsoon is a quartet performing an eclectic mix of tunes ranging from classical to funk, performing locally for nearly a decade. The band engages the audience with captivating sounds and lively discussion. We play music to educate and entertain. We love to engage with our audience and discuss the music, composers, and our beautiful and unique instrument, the bassoon!
Binghamton Bata Collective
5-6pm, 3 Chestnut St.
Folk, World
The Binghamton Bata Collective is a group of musicians that focus on the sacred music of the Afro-Cuban Lucumi tradition. The group entertains with a trio of bata drums, playing African Lucumi songs and featuring dancers that showcase the traditions and culture around this style of music.
Blackismygender & Ranger Ty
3:30-4:30pm, 3 Goethe St.
Blue Velvet Big Band and Friends
4:30-5:30pm, 79 Leroy St.
Dance, Jazz, Swing
Blue Velvet Big Band has been swinging in Binghamton for decades under the direction of Melanie Valencia and the one and only drummer Mr. Mike Stabela. The band will get down with east and west coast swing, cha cha, rhumba, latin, tango, shuffle, slow blues, ballads, and pop.
BPM
6-7pm, 117 Leroy St.
Country, Pop, Rock
The brother and sister duo BPM performs a variety of classic pop, rock, and country. Their skilled multi-instrumentals and vocals, incorporate a wide variety of instruments, including piano, acoustic guitar, saxophone, harmonica, and more.
BrewHaHa
1-2pm, 53 Bennett Ave.
Blues, Dance, Rock
BrewHaHa’s six eclectic musicians play your favorite “Feel-Good” Classic Rock tunes! Founded in 2017, Brewhaha has performed over 100 shows playing songs from America, Santana, Doobie Brothers, Cars, Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jackson Browne, Pink Floyd, The Band, and dozens more.
Brothers & Friends
1-2pm, 3 Millard Ave.
Dance, Pop
The group Brothers & Friends with members Jim, Kassie, & Jim provide an energetic mix of dance, classics, 80's, pop and more!
Calzetoni/Howard/Westcott
3-4pm, 19 Lathrop Ave.
Experimental Jam
Calzetoni/Howard/Westcott brings their original compositions and improvisational jam music to Porchfest. Listeners will embark on a musical adventure where anything is possible!
Caviar & Grits
4:30-5:30pm, 37 College St.
R&B, Soul
Caviar & Grits plays a host of original music with an R&B flair and a whole lot of soul. Join Vocalist/songwriter Michaela Clark with an all star group featuring Tyson Alston on keys, Joe Kollar on guitar, Jim Lomonaco on bass, and Moses Valle on drums.
Chelsea Bolles
12-1pm, 60 Lincoln Ave.
Indie, Pop, Punk
Chelsea Bolles is a Brooklyn based actress, dancer, photographer, and singer-songwriter-creator who is returning to her hometown for her third consecutive Porchfest.
Chenango Brass
3:30-4:30pm, 55 Lathrop Ave.
Classical, Old-Time, Brass Quintet
Chenango Brass play a mix of brass quintet music, ranging from the Baroque to the Beatles. These veteran performers bring their big sound to Porchfest for the fifth time!
Chloe & Tyler
5-6pm, 53 Bennett Ave.
Pop, Soul
Chloe & Tyler are a music duo comprised of Broome County musicians Chloe Solan and Tyler Vallet. The duo is known for their mesmerizing and creative harmonies, that are enhanced with their instrumentation on the guitar and piano. Chloe and Tyler also perform locally in their 8 piece funk band Triple Cities Soul Machine. Whether performing soulful ballads, energetic pop tunes, or unique recreations of well-known crowd pleasers, Chloe & Tyler's passion for music shines through in every note, leaving a lasting impression on those experiencing their performances.
Chris and Lori Haun
1-2pm, 40 Lincoln Ave.
Country, Rock
Local husband and wife team Chris and Lori Haun cover a range of country and rock ranging from Creedence and Skynard, to John Prine and the Lumineers, as well as rocking out some originals.
Chris Bodnarczuk
1-1:30pm, 123 Seminary Ave.
Country, Folk
The big cheese.
Crossing The Line Band
3-4pm, 53 Bennett Ave.
Blues, Country, Rock
Crossing The Line Band performs
Classic & Southern Rock, Blues, and Country music cover songs. We are excited to return to Porchfest 2024 and put it n a great rock and roll show for our CTL Fanatics and hope to make new friends and fans.
Damn the Kid
5-6pm, 7 Chestnut St.
Dinner With Sinners
12:30-1:30pm, 37 College St.
Alternative, Blues, Folk
Dinner With Sinners plays ordinals from their studio albums as well as a range of rock covers from Pearl Jam to Leonard Cohen, Dylan to The Grateful. Promoting peace, love, and jamming out.
Double Trouble
4-5pm, 22 Lincoln Ave.
Rock
Father & son duo performing acoustic versions of popular songs.
Dr. Dana & the Jam Dept.
3:30-4:30pm, 34 Davis St.
Blues, Rock, Soul
Dr. Dana & the Jam Dept. is a rock, blues, and soul band based in Upstate New York. Their live shows feature jam-band style improvisations and their songs draw from virtually all genres crafting songs that celebrate creativity, passion, and freedom.
Drifting From Shore
4-5pm, 48 Bennett Ave.
Bluegrass
Drifting From Shore is a Jerry Garcia inspired Bluegrass Band featuring a ensemble of great local musicians: Mark McCabe Lead Guitar and Vocals, Paul Koanui banjo and vocals, Chris Mack flattop and vocals, Bill Van Pelt mandolin and vocals, Chuck Hinton dobro, pedal steel and vocals, Chuck Koslowski percussion, Bess Greenberg bass and vocals.
Edge & Babi Lou w/The Basement Crew
5:30-6:30pm, 107 Leroy St.
Hip-hop, Pop, R&B
"Edge & Babi Lou, a dynamic Haitian American music duo hailing from upstate NY, are the embodiment of musical versatility. Their captivating journey began in 2020, uniting their talents to create an astounding array of music, ranging from Pop and R&B to Indie/Soft rock and Hip-hop/Rap. All due to a wide range of influences from Kanye, B.o.B, and the Migos, to Nirvana, Billie Eilish, and Oliver Tree. Through their electrifying stage presence and memorable performances, they have gained praise for their catchy hooks, ensuring a positive and lasting impression on every stage they grace. Edge & Babi Lou's artistic journey is one filled with promise, talent, and an unwavering commitment to music that is both diverse and uplifting."
Exit 36 and friends
12-1pm, 22 Lincoln Ave.
Bluegrass, Folk, Rock
Exit 36 is an acoustic duo that adds friends to sing with us to help cover Americana music…. Everything from John Cougar to Led Zep to Steve Miller with a pit stop in the 80’s. Come groove to Altoona Bill and Rockin Bob who have been friends over 30 years and can lay down some jam so come groove with us!
Fall Creek Brass Band
6-7pm, 31 Bennett Ave.
Brass Funk
Fall Creek Brass Band fuses the sound of New Orleans street music with funk, jazz, and pop music, performing original tunes from New Orleans classics to favorite pop songs. This Brassy Ithaca favorite asks you to bring your dancing shoes.
False Start
5-6p, 135 Riverside Dr.
Pop, Reggae
False Start is a pop, reggae band from Vestal High School that brings enthusiasm and well-crafted beats to their first Porchfest this year.
Foggy Maloon
3:30-4:30pm, 135 Riverside Dr.
Alternative, Dance, Rock
Foggy Maloon is a high-octane blend of Funk, Rock, Blues, Punk, Metal, Country, Pop, Dance, and Reggae. Rooted in psychedelic exploration through organic guitar grooves, Foggy Mallon music produces an ever-evolving sound.
Friday at Fred’s
5-6pm, 72 Bennett Ave.
Classic Easy listening Rock.
Friday at Fred’s is the acoustic guitar duo of Nino Samiani and Mark Blackwell. Together, they bring their special brand of harmonies to some of your all-time favorite songs from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. Their varied song list covers such artists as The Beatles, The Eagles, Simon and Garfunkel, all the way to The Temptations and Frank Sinatra. They have performed at various venues around the Endicott area, including the “Concert in the Park” series and “Gusto”. They have a lot of fun bringing their music to you, and their hope is that when their performance is through, you will have some of your favorite songs running through your mind and all the fun that went along with it.
Front the Scene
5-6pm, 68 Davis St.
Gowdy Station
2:30-3:30pm, 13 Bennett Ave.
Americana
All original music combining higher energy songs and songs with a softer side.
Harmony Lane
2-3pm, 6 Crestmont Rd.
Rock
Harmony Lane plays Oldies favorites from the 50s, 60’s and 70, featuring hits by The Everly Brothers, Elvis, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Ricky Nelson. Some Eagles, Doobie Brothers, and more!
Heavy Delish and the Bone Throwers
1-2pm, 53 Lincoln Ave.
Alternative, Metal, Rock
Heavy Delish and the Bone Throwers is an original, groove-tastic rock and roll experience proudly born in the 607! The 5 band members fuse musical styles to heavy grooves and delicious beats.
Hejira: A World Music Experience
1:30-2:30pm, 3 Chestnut St.
Jacob Gagnon
3-4pm, 163 Leroy St.
Folk, Pop, Singer songwriter
Jacob Gagnon is a singer songwriter based out of Binghamton NY. With no real ties to any specific Genre, he's known for a wide range of acoustic styles from James Taylor to Macklemore, with original music sprinkled throughout his sets.
Jo Sun
2-2:30pm, 163 Leroy St.
Indie
Native New Yorker Jo Sun creates a personal blend of music and performance that expresses her healthcare background with a wide variety of musical styles and formats.
Joe Joseph
1:30-2:30pm, 50 Johnson Ave.
Rock
Joe Joseph is an acoustic Singer/Songwriter from Endicott who performs original music and a fun mix of cover songs. He is joined by violinist Christina Docenko and songwriter/musician James Well on hand drum.
Joe Weil & Jen Emry
3-3:30pm, 69 Lathrop Ave.
Blues, Folk
Jen Emry is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has on her bucket list a desire to learn the Bagpipes. Joe Weil has played with the late Jazz Musician Perry Robinson as well as doing a CD "I Hate Life" in 2006 with Vic Ruggiero of The Slackers. He plays his music mainly as part of his poetry performances.
John Truth Experience
12:30-1:30pm, 46 Laurel Ave.
Bluegrass, Blues, Folk
John Truth Experience is a group of artist-poet- drinkers-ne'er do wells, who are dedicated to exploring the great American songbook. From Bluegrass and Blues, to Country, Jazz, and Bob Dylan.
Jorden & The Wombats
1:30-2:30pm, 69 Lathrop Ave.
Jazz
Jorden & The Wombats is a veteran jazz combo that plays a variety of jazz standards from Duke Ellington to Herbie Hancock.
JT and the Outlaws
12-1pm, 22 Johnson Ave.
Bluegrass, Folk, Rock
We are a family that has been doing Sunday sing-a-longs for many years and thought it would be great to offer folks a chance to join us at Porchfest!
Jules Quinn
3:30-4:30pm, 70 Bennett Ave.
Alternative, Folk, Rock
Jules Quinn is a singer/songwriter from the Hudson Valley, who is joined by Sammy Quinn to perform a blend of heartfelt but edgy folk with thoughtful lyrics.
Justin Goodband
4-5pm, 24 Johnson Ave.
Alternative, Folk, Pop
Justin Goodband is a veteran banjo player that plays originals and a variety of alternative, pop, and folk covers from Pink Floyd and Nirvana, to The Weekend and Dua Lipa.
Kelley's Heroes
3-4pm, 46 Seminary Ave.
Alternative, Indie, Rock
Kelley’s Heroes is a Rochester NY Indie Rock band that melds the great singer-songwriter traditions with classic Indie Rock power and energy in its original songs.
Kevin Maney & Friends
4-5pm, 33 Bennett Ave.
Rock
Binghamton native, Kevin Maney, returns from NYC to perform songs from his new album "Love Loss Hope Desire.”
KidBess & The Magic Ring
2:30-3:30pm, 35 Chestnut St.
Poetic Psychedelic Rock
KidBess & The Magic Ring is a five-piece psychedelic rock band from upstate New York led by songwriter Bess Greenberg. Channeling the spirit of Pink Floyd and Jefferson Airplane, the band pushes the boundaries of the genre while maintaining their own timeless and innovative sound.
Krooked Knuckles
5-6pm, 53 Lincoln Ave.
Rock
Krooked Knuckles is an original, hard driving, dust in the barn rock and roll band. This 4 person rock band channels a range of musical influences with a pedal to the metal churning rock sound.
Kwannon
2:30-3:30pm, 183 Riverside Dr.
Folk, World, Ethereal/wyrd folk
Otherworldly, mysterious, ethereal and ritualistic, Kwannon defies easy categorization. Influences range from medieval music to opera, chant, mythology, Victorian and Romantic poets, and the Carmina Gadelica.
Latimer Lee Band
12-1pm, 46 Johnson Ave.
Country, Folk, Acoustic rock/americana
The Latimer Lee band is an acoustic trio playing unique arrangements of your favorite classic rock and country songs with a splash of folk that incorporates themes of life, love, and travel.
Local Honey
12:30-1:30pm, 19 Lathrop Ave.
Bluegrass, Folk, Rock
This dynamic multi genre duo is musically sweet! Together having over 40 years experience get ready to travel the decades.
Long Way Home
4-4:30pm, 39 Beethoven St.
Metal
Long Way Home is a veteran metalcore band from Binghamton that brings a raucous exuberance and joy for all music to the Porch!
Lonnie the Artist
1-1:30pm, 3 Goethe St.
Dance, Hip-hop, Soul
Lonnie is a local Binghamton artist with a big heart, big soul, and a lot to share.
LoveStoned
2-3pm, 48 Bennett Ave.
R&B, Soul
A soulful group of unique individuals coming together to give you a taste of the new school with that old soul feel! LoveStoned is all about getting high off the love that always has and always will exist between us all as human beings. Through their experiences, expressed through word and song, LoveStoned does their best to bring us all closer to that infinite love.
Lutheran Skirts
6-7pm, 35 Chestnut St.
Dance, Folk
Lutheran Skirts an amalgam of veteran players from the bands Driftwood, Milkweed, and Oarlock that will be playing old folk favorites to 80s bangers,and will be closing the festival on the porch of 35 Chestnut St.
mall goth
5-5:30pm, 98 Leroy St.
Alternative, Indie, Rock
Mall goth is the project of Ella Kasper, Peter Lukach, Sam Meyer and Thomas Finney. The friends met through through the local music scene and while attending SUNY Binghamton. Inspired by 90s alt rock acts such as The Pixies, Sonic Youth, and Plumtree, their most successful release to date "Spider Bite" is available to stream on all platforms. The band is currently working on a second EP with Tummy Rub Records (Albany, NY) set to release in early 2025.
Marcella Leaves Eden
4-5pm, 64 Bennett Ave.
Folk, Jazz, Rock
Marcella Leaves Eden is an experimental band from Vestal, performing original compositions composed either by Audrey Gabel and Rowan McCollum.
Martin Shamoonpour
3:30-4:30pm, 123 Seminary Ave.
Folk, Indie, World
Martin Shamoonpour is an autodidactic multi-instrumentalist, composer, actor, and visual artist from Tehran. He was born in 1984 in an Assyrian family. One of the most important works of Martin Shamoonpour in the field of music is the publication of sermon on the mount, Tehransaranieh, 8 Bit and Ear Magazines. He has also worked as a composer and sound designer in more than thirty theater performances.
Mary+Mykel
12:30-1:30pm, 46 Seminary Ave.
Alternative, Indie, Singer/Songwriter
Mary+Mykel is a duo consisting of songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Mary McPherson and percussionist Mykel Bishop. They will be performing recent original songs written by Mary.
Mel & the Bards
2:30-3:30pm, 64 Johnson Ave.
Alternative, Pop, Rock
We are an acoustic cover band that plays rock and pop music. Featuring Mel on vocals, Chris on guitar, and Daniel on the keyboard, we will play a mix of covers by artists like the Beatles, Jefferson Airplane, Taylor Swift, Noah Kahan, and everything in between.
Mike Hampton and Friends
3-4pm, 132 Leroy St.
Folk, Indie, Jazz
Mike Hampton and Friends is a collective of students and local teachers that play a mix of folk tunes and jazz standards with improvisation and collaboration.
Mike Morrison - A Band of Brothers
12:30-1:30pm, 16 St. John Ave.
Acoustic Classic Rock
Mike Morrison and A Band Of Brothers is a 3 person Porchfest performer playing an array of acoustic rock from Woodstock to the present.
Mosaic Winds
12-1pm, 33 Bennett Ave.
Classical, Jazz
Mosaic Winds is a woodwind quintet featuring Lindsey Williams on flute, Kathy Karlsen on oboe, Carol Barker on clarinet, Melinda Lewis on bassoon and Jeff Barker on horn, and performing music from classical to jazz.
Mountainview Jams
5-6pm, 34 Davis St.
Blues, Rock, Soul
Mountainview Jams is made up of Binghamton University students, faculty, & staff, as well as some community members who jam together regularly all year at Mountainview College, led by Dana Stewart and Bob Rynone. Come groove to the multi-genre, multi-generational fun!
Ms. Honey and the Hive
2-3pm, 72 Davis St.
Blues, Rock, Soul
Ms. Honey and the Hive combines rich melodies and stinging solos, fusing sweet soul music with funky blues.
MTB
1-1:30pm, 31 Bennett Ave.
Rock
MTB is a group of Owego Free Academy student musicians. This group was formed in August 2007 and since then has developed a large fanbase who enjoy supporting the efforts of these young musicians. MTB performs a sampling of both well-known and upcoming rock, pop, and indie artists. OFA is the first school in the Southern Tier to sponsor a group like this and MTB has quickly become one of the premier ensembles at the school. The group has performed at various events in Broome and Tioga County, traveling as far as Rochester to perform at NY’s All State Festival.
Next To Kin
4-5pm, 46 Johnson Ave.
Pop, Rock, Roots
Next to Kin brings their original music, crowd-pleasing covers, humor, and all around good time performance to Porchfest.
No More Bands!
1-2pm, 98 Leroy St.
Oarlock
4-5pm, 35 Chestnut St.
Susquehanna River Surf Rock
Spanning the waist band of the Southern Tier, 9-piece psychedelic post surf outfit, Oarlock, promises to deliver high energy, danceable, mostly original music, complete with horns, keys, percussion, and haunting harmonies. Think B52s meets the Flying Burrito Brothers.
OnTap
2:30-3:30pm, 64 Davis St.
Rock
This is what happens when a bunch of generally over-educated nerds get together to form a band.
Parker Music Studio
12-1pm, 132 Leroy St.
Choral, Classical, Pop
Parker Music Studio features students performing classical, choral, and pop music with proceeds going to programming and local charities.
Patrick Starke & the Palumb Brothers
4:30-5:30pm, 8 Johnson Ave.
Rock, Acoustic Rock
Patrick Starke and The Palumb brothers (Max and Peter) will be playing a variety of high energy and jammin’ acoustic rock songs from the Grateful Dead to the Allmam Brothers.
Paul McDonald
2-3pm, 107 Leroy St.
Country, Folk, Rock
Paul McDonald is a country, folk, rock performer playing originals and covers of country, blues, bluegrass, and folk rock.
Peaches & Crime
1:30-2:30pm, 68 Davis St
Blues, Jazz, Old-Time
Step by in time to a bygone era with the musical and theatrical stylings of Peaches & Crime!
For more than a decade Peaches and Crime have been providing original songs, plays, and performances to an adoring populace. With bespoke Americana ranging from jazzy torch songs to folk tall tales, and from blues murder ballads to swing anthems, a colorful cast of ne’er-do-wells delight with period costumes, alluring choreography, and anarchic charm.
PJ Muldowney
5-6pm, 41 Lathrop Ave.
Folk, Indie, Rock
PJ Muldowney is a singer songwriter who writes with his heart on his sleeve. After proudly growing up in Binghamton, he has lived in the Rochester area nearly 20 years, and a lifetime of reflections and celebrations are found in his lyrics.
Plants for Hire
1:30-2pm, 64 Murray St.
Rock
Indie emo shoegaze.
Pleasure Dome
6:30-7pm, 100 Leroy St.
Alternative, Pop, Punk
We are 4 friends who love each other
R.O.A.R.
4-5pm, 16 St. John Ave.
Folk, Rock
R.O.A.R. performs rock hits from the 60’s and 70’s with a nod to the folk style.
Rare Vintage Band
12-1pm, 55 Bennett Ave.
Country, Old-Time, Pop
The duo Holly and Ron of the group Rare Vintage Band play a mix of 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s pop with a country twist for their 5th appearance at Porchfest.
RNR
2-3pm, 79 Riverside Dr.
Pop, Rock, Acoustic Rock/Pop
The trio RNR plays a unique mix of acoustic, rock, and pop favorites.
Ron G - Songs We All Know
12-1pm, 39 Beethoven St.
Pop
Singer/songwriter Ron G covers popular songs from the early 70’s until today, playing recognizable sing-along songs favorites with soothing rhythms.
Ry.
4:30-5:30pm, 121 Seminary Ave.
Alternative, Dance, Indie
Ry. is an independent musician/producer/sound engineer based out of upstate NY. His sound combines synth and guitar heavy melodies reminiscent of the 80's combined with modern electronic production and jazz fusion to create a sound all his own.
Salsa Libre
12-1pm, 72 Riverside Dr.
Jazz, World, Latino
Salsa Libre is the Southern Tier's authentic latin dance orchestra, complete with percussion, horns, and flavorful music. They perform salsa, merengue, bachata, cha cha, bolero, as well as latin jazz.
Second Suitor
3-4pm, 108 Leroy St.
Alternative, Pop, Punk
Second Suitor is a 3 piece, pop punk band that performs all originals with fun and enthusiasm.
Ship of Phools
6-7pm, 48 Bennett Ave.
Rock
Ship of Phools is a jam band covering songs by the Grateful Dead, Phish and more.
Smoke and Honey & the Together for Ukraine Singers
2:30-3:30pm, 72 Riverside Dr.
Folk, World
Tom Egan and Christina Zawerucha of Smoke & Honey team up with immigrants and refugees to perform traditional folk songs from Ukraine and around the world. All proceeds go to refugee support, direct aid to Ukraine, and cultural diplomacy.
Southern Tier Recorders
1:30-2:30pm, 75 Leroy St.
Classical, Folk
Southern Tier Recorders is a group of performers who play a variety of recorders including great bass and contrabass, meeting once week to read Baroque, classical and Celtic melodies.
Stuck In Place
3-4pm , 100 Leroy St.
Alternative, Punk, Rock
we make rock and roll music for older souls
Supercritical
6-7pm, 64 Davis St.
Alternative, Pop, Rock
SUPERCRITICAL is an alternative, pop, rock group making their debut performance at Porchfest, covering songs from the 90s such as Radiohead, Blind Melon, and Green Day, as well as covers of eclectic pop artists David Bowie and Jack Stauber.
Sydney Rose & Mike
2:30-3pm, 72 Davis St.
Indie, Pop, Rock
Father-daughter duo playing modern hits, recent and all-time classics around the Southern Tier.
The Banjorin
4-5pm, 40 Lincoln Ave.
Alternative, Pop, Rock
The classic rock quartet The Banjorin plays classic rock from 60s to 90s, fusing feel-good vibes the power of rock ‘n roll to bring together an audience united under rock.
The Bro-Bro's
6-7pm, 64 Bennett Ave.
Alternative, Punk, Rock
The 5 guy crew of Bro-Bro's play revved up covers of songs made famous by women, delivering high-energy performances that pay tribute to the women of rock.
The Comps
4:30-5:30pm, 64 Murray St.
The Gents
6-7pm, 22 Johnson Ave.
Pop, Rock
The veteran musical performers The Gents deliver an extensive catalogue of pop and rock, from Foghat to The Doobie Brothers, to Steely Dan and Toto, bringing their love and enthusiasm for music to an amped audience.
The Get Together
3-4pm, 46 Laurel Ave.
Folk, Rock, Soul
Elijah Summers and Zach Magee are cousins who began playing music together over 10 years ago.Every year, their late relative Wayne Daddis would host numerous family “Get Togethers”filled with joy and song at his music venue The Red Barn at Danville Springs which still runs today. That’s where it all began. Michael Nordberg is from Scranton and has been involved in many excellent musical groups throughout the Binghamton and North Eastern Pennsylvania areas. He is a true believer in the power of music and lover of Science Fiction. They like describe their original music as “Soul Powered Rock n Roll”.
The Goodfruits
12:30-1:30pm, 83 Beethoven St.
The June Lion
2-2:30pm, 60 Lincoln Ave.
Pop, Rock
Bob and Jessica Farrell - Playing songs that you know and can sing along too.
The Kitchen Sink Band
3-4pm, 3 Millard Ave.
Blues, Rock
The Kitchen Sink Band is based in the Greater Binghamton area. We play everything from Outlaw Country to Radiohead. Vocal-focused jam band with a beating heart and soul. Influenced by The Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks Band, and many many more. Come out and party with us!
The Laughing Buddha Episodes
2-3pm, 19 Lathrop Ave.
Pop, Rock, Soul
Heartfunk, heartrock, and soul ballad.
The Lonesome Walkers
2-3pm, 83 Beethoven St.
Folk, Singer/Songwriter
The lonesome Walkers is a trio led by local singer/songwriter Steve Strauss who delivers a collection of poetic and pointed songs with a wry sense of hope.
The Madrigal Choir of Binghamton
4-4:30pm, 13 Bennett Ave.
Classical
The Madrigal Choir of Binghamton performs music from Baroque to contemporary. They have been performing in the Broome County area for 46 years.
The Morning Lark
5:30-6:30, 125 Seminary Ave.
Traditional Irish Music
The Morning Lark plays traditional Irish music with a goal of sharing and purveying the traditions, instruments, and melodies of the time-honored music.
The Neo Politans
2:30-3:30pm, 7 Chestnut St.
Alternative, Rock, Underground Honk n Roll
The alternative rock, underground honk n roll band The Neo Politans perform music off their debut album "American Harmony" as well as from their upcoming fall 2024 release "Dang."
The Nick Adams Band
4:30-5:30pm, 132 Leroy St.
Country
We're The Nick Adams Band, out of Port Crane NY. We play new and throwback country music and bring high energy performances to the souther tier and northern PA.
The Old Shoe String Band
3:30-4:30pm, 83 Beethoven St.
Country, Folk, Old-Time
The Old Shoe String Band, composed of 4 life-long musicians, play a mixture of traditional fiddle tunes, folk songs and whatever else they might like on fiddle, banjo, mandolin, mountain dulcimer, guitar, penny-whistle, bass, autoharp and percussion. Members of the band are John Thomson, Janet Nieburg, Jeff Bronfeld and Matt Byrne. They have played in several groups that include Seneca Moon String Band, Bunn Hill String Band, Charlie's Driving, Watson Alley, Caloosahatchee Lap Dulcimer Society, the Southwest Florida Dulcimer Club, the Vestal Mountain Dulcimer Players and The Java Joe Jammers.
The Original St. Clair Bros. Family Band
12-1pm, 69 Lathrop Ave.
Bluegrass, Country, Folk
The Original St. Clair Bros. Family Band has been playing together for decades, playing fully acoustic songs from the 70s and earlier. We're too old to carry amps so we're totally acoustic.
The Park Avenue Revue
12:30-1:30pm, 72 Davis St.
Alternative, Country, Rock
The Park Avenue Revue has been playing in Binghamton for nearly a decade, singing a mix of classic rock, pop and country. You might just know the words.
The Parlor City Flute Ensemble
2:30-3:30pm, 79 Leroy St.
Classical, Folk, Pop
The Parlor City Flute Ensemble performs a vast repertoire of flute music for classical, folk, jazz, pop and Americana tunes featuring the piccolo, C-flute, alto and bass.
The Playford Gang
1-2pm, 183 Riverside Dr.
Folk
The Playford Gang plays lilting, lively and exuberant tunes – written over a 500 year history – that will make you want to dance!
The Supreme Soup
2-3pm, 3 Goethe St.
Hip-hop
The Supreme Soup brings his 90’s influenced hip hop sound to Porchfest, combining high writing skills with a big stage presence in a performance not to be missed.
Theoretical Revolution
6-7pm, 64 Murray St.
Alternative, Dance, World
Theoretical Revolution is a musical group that defies genres, focusing on mood, atmosphere, and self-expression, encouraging audiences to break free from the shackles of convention.
Tijuana Danger Dogs
2-3pm, 22 Johnson Ave.
Alternative, Indie, Rock
Blending influences from the Gen X and Z generations, the music of the Tijuana Danger Dogs has been best described as "prog grunge." The band features two father-son duos: Johnny Danger (vocals/guitar) + Keagan Toyryla (vocals/bass), and Jesse Wheeler (guitar) + Caleb Wheeler (drums). Known for their dynamic live shows, the band continues to release new alt-rock music on a regular basis.
Tom Jolu
2-3pm, 37 College St.
Alternative, Indie, Rock
Tom Jolu performs alternative, indie rock, bringing together elements of folk with a punk rock attitude. His well-crafted, layered songs are balanced with catchy sing-along lyrics.
Torn & Frayed
12-1pm, 107 Leroy St.
Blues, Rock
The Torn & Frayed Blues Band play musical covers that pay tribute to The Stones, Van Morrison, Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, and others.
Tragic Intent
3-3:30pm, 39 Beethoven St.
Metal
Tragic Intent is an unconventional metalcore band from Binghamton New York that performs expressive music that encapsulates the tragedy and positivity of life.
Treasure
5-6pm, 71 Lathrop Ave.
Christian Contemporary / Oldies/ Originals
The band Treasure is a Christian trio combining guitar and vocals performing songs that celebrate the Christian faith.
Tri-Cities Opera
2-3pm, 64 Bennett Ave.
Classical, Opera, Theatre
Porchfest marks the kick-off of Tri-Cities Opera's 75th Anniversary season. Come meet the top-notch Resident Artists of TCO as they perform an array of famous opera arias and your favorite musical theater tunes. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll understand why TCO is gearing up for the next 75 years of stellar productions in this community!
Triple Cities Soul Machine
2-3pm, 135 Riverside Dr.
R&B, Rock, Soul
Triple Cities Soul Machine is an 8 piece Show/Dance Band with a hot horn section and 6 lead singers playing music from Aretha, Stevie, and Michael Jackson to Amy Winehouse and Dua Lipa.
Trust The Process
12:30-1:30pm, 7 Chestnut St.
Blues, Rock, Originals
Trust the Process is a blues and rock band that plays a blend of original music and eclectic covers.
Uke Nukem
12:30-1, 69 Bennett Ave.
Uke Too!
5-5:30pm, 69 Bennett Ave.
Uncleshake
2:30-3:30pm, 53 Lincoln Ave.
Rock, Vaudeville grunge
Uncleshake plays non-traditional music, combining rock and performance into a style they label vaudeville grunge.
UnityGroup
4-5pm, 3 Chestnut St.
World, Fusion
World fusion artist UnityGroup is the longest active original act in the Southern Tier, with performances on radio, television, in festivals, schools and concert stages. The band is a formidable act, with the ability to incorporate melodies, instruments, and rhythms from around the world in a spirited, transcendent manner.
Usual Suspects
5-6pm, 3 Millard Ave
Alternative, Rock, Jam band
Multi- generation band dedicated to playing music inspired by the Grateful Dead. We play many covers and some originals.
Vavalle Voice Studio
1-2pm, 70 Bennett Ave.
Folk, Rock
Vavalle Voice Studio, run by local vocalist Matthew Vavalle, will feature students performing a range of folk and rock hits from the 70's through the 90's.
Very Truly Yours
3:30-4pm, 98 Leroy St.
Alternative, Indie, Rock
We’re an indie band that dabbles in many genres, but primarily rock, surf, and a bit of punk. We initially started as a more mellow, jazzy indie band, but adapted a new style when old members graduated and moved to new areas. Currently we’re a 4 piece (one to two guitars, bass, drums, the main vocalist plays bass sometimes, and the drummer also occasionally sings while drumming)
Vestal Mountain Dulcimer Players
12-1pm, 125 Seminary Ave.
Country, Folk, Celtic & Scottish
Vestal Mountain Dulcimer Players perform old time Appalachian, Celtic, country, holiday tunes, and hymns. Members also play autoharp, banjo, ukulele, guitar, recorder, and whistle, but with a main focus on the mountain dulcimer.
Wax Girl
4:30-5pm, 100 Leroy St.
Alternative, Indie, Shoegaze
Really awesome music
WildCard ft. Alyssa Crosby
3:30-4:30pm, 79 Riverside Dr.
Country, Pop, Rock
Veteran group WildCard featuring Alyssa Crosby (fresh off her appearance on The Voice) performs a mix of pop, rock, country and more.
Wreckless Marci
5-6pm, 79 Riverside Dr.
Alternative, Pop, Rock
Wreckless Marci is a high energy cover band known for their electrifying performances and diverse musical repertoire that features a wide genre of music.
Wu-Twang
5-6pm, 46 Seminary Ave.
Country, Pop, Rock
The Wu-Twang Band from Binghamton NY is composed of members of several former metal bands from the area including; Ruination, Dropclutch and Elevator Death Squad. However, with the metal scene behind them they have combined to bring you an eclectic mix of Modern Pop, Rock and Country. Geared towards diverse crowds with variety in mind, the band performs a multitude of material from Luke Combs to Van Halen to Bruno Mars.
Yantra
1-2pm, 34 Davis St.
Alternative, Rock, Jam
Yantra is a trio band and is almost purely improvisational with some core songs. We cover the Grateful Dead, Phish, Goose, other jam bands along with our own original songs.