Marble Eyes is a fresh new band that has formed amidst the pandemic. The band is a collection of national artists which include Eric Gould from Pink Talking Fish and Adrian Tramontano from Kung Fu. Based in Portsmouth NH, the group has made an impact during this challenging year with its soulful sound and brought joy to people across the country by creating brand new inspirational music.

In 2021, Marble Eyes is teaming up with Nugs.net to present a LIVESTREAM SERIES called “Marble Eyes Mondays”. Starting on January 4th, the band will perform a BRAND NEW LIVE CONCERT every other Monday at 8PM ET. These shows will be hosted at The Press Room in Portsmouth NH. The concerts will be aired on Nugs.tv as well as the Nugs.net Facebook and YouTube pages. This will be an ongoing series through April.

This is a different kind of winter with there being no live music in most parts of the country. Marble Eyes is giving music lovers an opportunity to get to know a new band during this season. There will be unique production added to the shows each month and, along with the existing collection of fresh material, the band will be introducing at least one song debut during each show.

You can learn more about Marble Eyes on their Facebook Page where the band is presenting a daily series called “Behind The Eyes”. Each day, one of their original songs is posted with a story about the writing process and a quote from one of the band members. Facebook Link

Earlier this year, Marble Eyes released a MUSIC VIDEO of their Pandemic Anthem “Stop The Music”. You can watch it here along with an interview with the band following the song.

Marble Eyes also recently released a VIDEO SERIES called “Stone Church Sessions”, which consists of 7 Live Songs. Here is the playlist

Video courtesy of Brendan Twitchell Productions

Marble Eyes has already announced 2 live outdoor shows in the Spring of 2021. April 9th and 10th at The Stone Church Outdoor Patio in Newmarket NH.

Marble Eyes has released 2021 Spring and Summer Tour Dates.  The band formed amidst the pandemic and consists of member of Pink Talking Fish, Kung Fu, The Indobox and more.  Using the downtime from touring to create something positive and fresh, Marble Eyes wrote over 40 original songs together and have debuted many of them over the course of 2021 during their “Marble Eyes Mondays” Livestream Series, which featured a free brand-new concert every other Monday through April. The first show kicks off this Friday in Saratoga Springs NY at Putnam Place, followed by the band’s debut in Colorado for 2 nights in Denver at Knew Conscious.

The band heads back to the east coast for their Philadelphia area debut and then returns to New England for 3 shows in Vermont, Massachusetts and their hometown of Portsmouth NH.  Guitarist, Zach Nugent, will be joining the band in Vermont.   Portsmouth will be 2 shows in the heart of the city outside of The Music Hall for the historic theater’s “Live Under The Arch” series.

The Summer includes a Jerry Garcia Birthday celebration in New Hampshire supporting Melvin Seals & JGB and a headlining the first night of The Grateful Campout Festival in Maine.

Marble Eyes will be releasing their debut album later this year.  You can catch all 9 of their Marble Eyes Mondays Livestream Concerts for free on the Nugs.net YouTube Page.  Here is a video of the final song performed to close out the Marble Eyes Mondays series called “The Great Ride.”

MARBLE EYES TOUR DATES

4/30: Saratoga Springs NY at Putnam Place

5/14: Denver CO at Knew Conscious

5/15: Denver CO at Knew Conscious

5/23: Wayne PA at 118 North

6/03: Stowe VT at Stowe Cider w/ Zach Nugent

6/04: Pembroke MA at Soundcheck Studios

6/06: Portsmouth NH at The Music Hall “Live Under The Arch Series” – 2 Shows

7/31: Mason NH at The Range supporting Melvin Seals & JGB

8/12: Brunswick ME at The Grateful Campout

Hayley Jane is hitting the road this Fall with her self-titled band based out of California. After moving back to her hometown of Pacific Grove on the Monterey Peninsula to spend time with her family during the pandemic, Hayley put together a group of local musicians to back her up. After a year of performing around California, she's bringing the project east.

The music is an amalgamation of her different projects over the years.  You'll hear Hayley Jane and the Primates songs as well as tunes from her new solo album, Late Bloom, and more.

The tour mostly spans the eastern seaboard and ends with a couple shows in California. There is a mix of headlining shows, support slots and festivals.

Tour Dates:
9/29: Albany NY at The Hollow
9/30: Fairfield CT at The Warehouse FTC - supporting Pink Talking Fish
10/1: Mason NH at The Range - The Golfball 2
10/2: Burlington VT at Nectars
10/4: Brooklyn NY at Brooklyn Bowl - supporting The Wailers
10/5: Washington DC at Pearl Street Warehouse - Free Show
10/6: Roanoke VA at 5 Points Music Sanctuary
10/7: Charleston SC at The Pour House - supporting Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band
10/8-9: Pittsboro NC at Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival
10/14: Paso Robles CA at BarrelHouse Brewing
10/16: Pacific Grove CA at Lucy’s on Lighthouse

Pink Talking Fish, known for their unique fusion of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish, has a reputation for creating unforgettable experiences. This summer, the band took their creative vision to new heights with a performance that pushed the boundaries of their concept. On July 13th, in the midst of their summer tour, PTF headlined the Dead Of Summer Music Festival in Manchester, VT, as "Pink Talking Fish Ensemble," delivering one of their boldest performances to date.

The PTF Ensemble transformed into a 12-piece band for the occasion, presenting a complete rendition of the Grateful Dead's iconic album "Terrapin Station," ingeniously woven into Phish’s classic “Divided Sky.” The core members of Pink Talking Fish—Eric Gould on bass, Cal Kehoe on guitar, Zack Burwick on drums, and Steve Learson on keyboards—were joined by a stellar lineup of musicians, including:

• Adrian Tramontano (Twiddle/Kung Fu) on second drums/percussion
• Sammi Garett (Remain In Light/Cool Cool Cool) on vocals/percussion
• Joe Agnello (Dead Set/Swimmer) on guitar/vocals
• The Wolfpack: a five-piece string and brass section featuring:
  • Alex Kelly - Cello
  • Mads Tolling - Violin
  • Adam Theis - Trombone
  • Brian Switzer - Trumpet
  • Sheldon Brown - Tenor Sax/Flute

In addition to the seamless integration of "Terrapin Station" into "Divided Sky," the ensemble delivered unique arrangements of other classics, including Talking Heads’ “This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody),” Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb,” and the Phish staple “2001” with a special classical intro.

Full Setlist:

    Psycho Killer >
    Tweezer*
    Mother*
    This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)**
    Divided Sky** >
    Estimated Prophet**
    Dancing In The Streets**
    Passenger*
    Samson And Delilah**
    Sunrise** >
    Terrapin Station Suite** >
    Divided Sky**
    Take Me To The River**
    2001**
    Comfortably Numb** >
    Tweezer Reprise**

• *w/ Adrian Tramontano on drums/percussion, Sammi Garett on vocals/percussion, Joe Agnello on guitar/vocals
  ** w/ Full Ensemble

Watch a clip from the show: Divided Sky (Part 1) > Estimated Prophet

Divided Sky was particularly special, featuring the entire Grateful Dead album “Terrapin Station” embedded within the song, creating a mesmerizing musical journey for the audience.

Stay tuned for the full show release!
Video directed by Joe Presti, Audio mixed by Steve Learson