Watch the Vermont-based quartet and jam scene supergroup live from the comfort of home.
By Team JamBase Oct 13, 2022 • 1:54 pm PDT
Volume.com is offering free livestreams of RAQ’s two-night stand at Nectar’s in Burlington, Vermont featuring support from Marble Eyes this weekend. Proceeds from the shows starting at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on Friday, October 14 and Saturday, October 15 will be donated to the Hurricane Ian relief fund.
RAQ consists of longtime members guitarist Chris Michetti, keyboardist Todd Stoops and bassist Jay Burwick accompanied by drummer Adrian Tramontano (Kung Fu/Twiddle). In August, the Burlington-birthed quartet took the stage at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, Massachusetts for their first shows since 2018.
As drummer for both RAQ and Marble Eyes, Tramontano will be performing double duty on Friday and Saturday. Supergroup Marble Eyes also features bassist Eric Gould (Pink Talking Fish), keyboardist Max Chase (Amulus) and guitarist Mike Carter (The Indobox). The four-piece put out their debut studio album, Return To The Roses, in 2021.
FREE tickets to watch both livestreams are available with a Volume account.
Watch RAQ and Marble Eyes live from Nectar’s on Friday, October 14.
Watch RAQ and Marble Eyes live from Nectar’s on Saturday, October 15.
Volume.com is a livestream platform that allows engagement between artists and fans to help musicians build and monetize their craft, from ticket sales, subscriptions, merch purchases, or by using Volume’s unique online tip system.
A bevy of past livestreams are available for on-demand viewing via Volume.com. Options include:
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong’s recent three-night run in Baltimore.
Marcus King’s September 29 and 30 shows at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
The inaugural BeachLife Ranch festival.
Funk stalwarts Galactic with special guest guitarist Cory Wong.
Kyle Hollingsworth Band’s July concert at Dillon Amphitheater.
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