09/13/2025
ANNOUNCING📣 🎵 Leftist Marching Band, Chris George, Pato Pato, & The Balsam Firs!
Leftist Marching Band
Performing at: 212 Broad Street, 1pm
The Leftist Marching Band supports political issues that some folks would call “liberal“ we prefer to call them “good causes.” We use the marching band genre to have fun, make music, and create a unified, progressive voice in the community. We are a multigenerational band filled with music – loving people who are here to have fun and make the world a better place for us all.
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Chris George
Performing at: 346 Richards Ave, 11am
Chris, a passionate musician from Portsmouth, NH, began his music career in high school, performing with bands like “Staving Chain” and “The Stutter Brothers.” Over the past fourteen years, he has immersed himself in music, playing guitar and singing at various venues including farmers’ markets, festivals, and coffee houses. His first CD, Down From the Mountains, was released in 2015, followed by Dreams of Freedom in 2018, with a third CD, The Wildest Ride, planned for the upcoming Spring. Chris’s repertoire includes original and cover songs featuring open tunings and multiple guitars.
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Pato Pato & The Balsam Firs
Performing at: 96 Brewery Lane, Greengard Center for Autism, 3-5pm
Pato Pato is Adelyn Nelson and Dan Lorenz playing songs they love from Brazil! With Accordion and Sete Cordas (nylon seven string guitar), pato pato plays Brazilian music spanning across genres from Choro to Samba, and composers from Pixinguinha to Guinga.
The Balsam Firs are a 5-piece alt rock / jam band originating from Dover, NH. Infusing extended improvisation with intriguing lyrical themes, the Firs exhibit a modern take on the nostalgic sound of classic rock. They are currently recording their first EP at Milk St Studios.
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We still need Volunteers to help on the big day. Link to sign up in our bio. 🙌
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We are officially ONE WEEK AWAY from Portsmouth Porchfest!!!
Portsmouth Porchfest🏡🎶
Saturday, September 20, 2025
11am-5pm