The South Shore Folk Music Club welcomes Tesseract and The Rum Soaked Crooks on Saturday, Feb. 6, at 8 p.m. (Doors open at 7:30 p.m.) at The Beal House, of the Unitarian Church in Kingston. Tickets cost $10 for members and $12 for non members.
Tesseract, consisting of Joan Akin, Joanne Doherty and Mary Beth Soares, is well known for its rich vocal harmonies and skillful instrumental work. The repertoire covers a wide range consisting of original compositions, along with refreshing arrangements of traditional, nostalgic and contemporary songs.
The Rum Soaked Crooks - Tom Goux, Jacek Sulanowski and Dan Lanier - have been cruising the New England shoreline (and beyond) for the last three decades and have inflicted much musical and poetic damage with a pungent mix of sailors’ chanteys, ballads and ditties.
SSFMC is a non-profit organization that has been presenting a wide spectrum of acoustic music on the South Shore for 30 years. The presentations range from contemporary singer-songwriters and traditional music, to bluegrass and blues. The atmosphere is informal, friendly and smoke and alcohol free. Its venue is handicapped accessible. For more information, visit www.ssfmc.org or call 781-871-1052.
