Zach Zaitlin, Tierney Greene Band, and Dirt Birth
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Sliding scale $10-20
7pm Doors // 7:30pm Show
Please note this is an upstairs venue
About the artists:
Zach Zaitlin writes music that defies easy categorization, combining unexpected piano textures—from crystalline clusters and deep, dark growls to sweet, yearning chords—with haunting synthscapes and searing, soulful vocals. Born and raised on the Maine coast, Zaitlin’s music reaches toward an oceanic sense of infinity while remaining grounded in the complicated but beautiful experience of modern life. His sound draws on classical composition, pop, ambient, and avant-garde music, with echoes of PJ Harvey, Björk, Elliott Smith, Radiohead, Brian Eno, and Tori Amos.
Zaitlin’s forthcoming debut LP, PRIMETIME, marks a hard-fought return to music more than 15 years after his 2009 EP JOYEUX NOËL. The first single, “Put the Pieces”, is out now, and the title track, “Primetime” will be released October 9, with the full album due out early 2027.
Stream “Put the Pieces” and find more information on Zach and his music here: https://linktr.ee/zachzaitlin
Tierney Greene and her band of boys came together in early 2025 to play songs old and new, existential and neurotic, from Tierney’s brain and heart. Tierney and the boys have all been playing music throughout the area in various formats for many years. It has been said that the band’s sound includes serene melodies gliding over rhythms that stay in motion, synchronistic moments of coming together and falling apart, delicate melodic lines and chugging, driving, tender, sometimes raucous percussion. A tangible day dream through lyricism that feels like the moment that black-and-white tv meets color.
Dirt Birth is the songwriting project of Colin Fahy, formed in Philadelphia in 2024. While their default lineup is in the form of a guitar-driven indie rock band, at Harmonie Hall they will transmute into bluegrass/folk band, Dirt Birth and the Benadryl Babies, featuring Colin Fahy on guitar and vocals, Makayla Broch on bass, Griffin McGuire on banjo, and Bernadette Bradley on violin.
Sliding scale $10-20
7pm Doors // 7:30pm Show
Please note this is an upstairs venue
About the artists:
Zach Zaitlin writes music that defies easy categorization, combining unexpected piano textures—from crystalline clusters and deep, dark growls to sweet, yearning chords—with haunting synthscapes and searing, soulful vocals. Born and raised on the Maine coast, Zaitlin’s music reaches toward an oceanic sense of infinity while remaining grounded in the complicated but beautiful experience of modern life. His sound draws on classical composition, pop, ambient, and avant-garde music, with echoes of PJ Harvey, Björk, Elliott Smith, Radiohead, Brian Eno, and Tori Amos.
Zaitlin’s forthcoming debut LP, PRIMETIME, marks a hard-fought return to music more than 15 years after his 2009 EP JOYEUX NOËL. The first single, “Put the Pieces”, is out now, and the title track, “Primetime” will be released October 9, with the full album due out early 2027.
Stream “Put the Pieces” and find more information on Zach and his music here: https://linktr.ee/zachzaitlin
Tierney Greene and her band of boys came together in early 2025 to play songs old and new, existential and neurotic, from Tierney’s brain and heart. Tierney and the boys have all been playing music throughout the area in various formats for many years. It has been said that the band’s sound includes serene melodies gliding over rhythms that stay in motion, synchronistic moments of coming together and falling apart, delicate melodic lines and chugging, driving, tender, sometimes raucous percussion. A tangible day dream through lyricism that feels like the moment that black-and-white tv meets color.
Dirt Birth is the songwriting project of Colin Fahy, formed in Philadelphia in 2024. While their default lineup is in the form of a guitar-driven indie rock band, at Harmonie Hall they will transmute into bluegrass/folk band, Dirt Birth and the Benadryl Babies, featuring Colin Fahy on guitar and vocals, Makayla Broch on bass, Griffin McGuire on banjo, and Bernadette Bradley on violin.