Grace Potter returns to Lowell Summer Music Series, nearly two decades after her breakout performance here in 2006, when she was just starting out in Vermont. Since then, she’s earned Grammy nominations, toured the world, and won praise from icons like Robert Plant, Bonnie Raitt, and the Rolling Stones. Now, she returns to Boarding House Park with something rare: a long-shelved album that captures a pivotal moment in her evolution.
Medicine, recorded in 2008 with producer T Bone Burnett, reveals a more soulful, introspective side of Potter. Backed by Burnett’s trusted collaborators and recorded at The Village Studios, the album trades her roots-rock fire for slow-burning grooves and emotional depth—from the smoky pulse of the title track to the stirring “Low Road.”
Once shelved, Medicine now emerges as a bold, beautifully raw chapter in Grace Potter’s story—finally released, and right on time.
