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Little Feat Sunday, October 20 at 7 pm $72/$62/$52


“Here in 2019, a Little Feat show, when you’re lucky to get one, is still a good ol’ time.” —JamBase


From ubiquitously covered anthems like Willin’ to some of the funkiest B-sides ever laid down—Fat Man in the Bathtub, Got No Shadow—Little Feat touched a nerve in the ‘70s that still feels raw today. Forged by ex-members of Frank Zappa’s Mothers of Invention and now celebrating their 50th anniversary, Little Feat has withstood decades and the loss of iconic frontman Lowell George to continue an output of high-voltage American rock n’ roll laced with lockstep groove, as heard on the epitome of live rock records, Waiting for Columbus.


Co-presented with Higher Ground Sponsored by


Preferred Hospitality Partner Media Support from The Point-WNCS 104.7 v and 101-The One, The Music You Love


Tuesday, October 22 at 7:30 pm Nella


$30 FLYNNSPACE


Venezuelan singer Nella’s music is a meeting place of her country’s folklore roots, her contemporaries’ influence, and the music of the Andalusian region. The Berklee grad’s carefree delivery sets dramatic relief against her voice’s power, her music building strength from surprise to intoxicating effect. In her first visit to Vermont, the recent star of director Asghar Farhadi’s film Everybody Knows—which also features Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem— performs Javier Limón-penned songs from the film’s soundtrack as well as original compositions. Global Arts Sponsor


“Something familiar but utterly distinct, an Ibero-American sound completely her own, effuse with tradition, jazz,


and contemporary pop.” —Osburnt


Media Support from Seven Days


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