Advance: $14 (+fees) // Day of show: $17 (+fees) Tickets: https://sevendaystickets.ticketsauce.com/e/fez-silk-showcase Doors: 7:00 // Show: 7:30 Substance Free // All Ages Featuring Fez Silk, Mark Stepakoff, Eric George, and Nate Mott An East Coast sendoff, two new EPs, and four songwriters sharing an evening of original music. Before heading west to Los Angeles, Fez Silk is gathering songwriter friends for one last East Coast show—and celebrating the release of two new three-song EPs. Join Fez, Mark Stepakoff, Eric George, and Nate Mott at The Underground - Listening Room for an intimate evening of songs, stories, and new music. Come celebrate Fez's music and send her into her next chapter with a room full of friends, familiar faces, and new listeners. Fez Silk: Fez Silk (she/they) is a singer-songwriter, painter, and poet originally from California and based in Vermont. Her music is folky, lyrical, and rooted in honest storytelling. This show celebrates two new three-song EPs and marks her East Coast farewell before relocating to Los Angeles. Mark Stepakoff: A longtime fixture on the Boston folk scene, Mark Stepakoff balances wry humor with wistful poignancy, in the vein of John Prine and Loudon Wainwright III. An award-winning songwriter, he was selected for the 2024 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival's Emerging Artist showcase. His music has appeared in HBO's Made for Love, Netflix's Bodkin, and the film Americana, and his albums have reached No. 2 on the Folk Alliance International Folk Radio airplay chart. Eric George: Eric George is a Vermont-based songwriter, performer, producer, and sound engineer with a deep love of roots music and storytelling. Performing and recording in Vermont since 2008, he sings, plays guitar, and leads the country band Ponyhustle. Alongside his own music, Eric helps other artists develop their songs and recordings from his studio in Randolph, in collaboration with The Underground - Recording Studio. Nate Mott: Raised in Vermont and now based in South Royalton, Nate Mott is a self-taught singer-songwriter whose music draws on memory, landscape, and lived experience. Featured on NPR's Weekend Edition, he writes songs that explore solitude and connection, loss and rediscovery. After time away from music, Nate has returned with a renewed sense of purpose and a sound rooted in the Green Mountains.