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Deb Brisson, joined by Mark Pelletier and John Wallace, have been part of the central Vermont music scene for many years. They have been performing together for more than a decade with Deb Brisson and the Hay Burners, as well as the Horse Traders. This performance will be on the “lighter” side of their typical sound, but will still have plenty of energy for those wishing to move their bodies.  

Their musical tastes are varied, ranging from Americana to country to rock to folk. Influences are Lucinda Williams, Chris Stapleton, U2, Four Non Blondes and Nanci Griffith to name a few. They also write and perform their own original songs.  This trio has a passion for music, and are happy to share that with friends and audiences. 

"This man can really sing! The songs are carefully crafted and range from pop/folk anthems to a number of masterful love ballads."   - Robert Resnik, Vermont Public

“Fitzsimmons’ delicate vocals make him one of the most captivating, if understated, songwriters around today.” - Relix Magazine

"Fitzsimmons is an immensely talented singer. With a shimmering, silken delivery, he is effortlessly emotive ... Wide-eyed and heartfelt, his music ably and honestly recalls a simpler period of American pop music."  - Seven Days

As a solo artist Patrick has shared the stage with some of the acoustic music scene's biggest names including Shawn Colvin, Dar Williams, Roger McGuinn, Steve Forbert and Ellis Paul.

As a member of From Good Homes, a band he co-founded back in the 90’s and signed to RCA records, he opened up shows or toured with Bob Dylan, Dave Mathews Band, Hootie and the Blowfish, Joan Osborne, David Crosby and Bob Weir.

Patrick Fitzsimmons is a Just Plain Folks national songwriting competition finalist as well as a two time finalist in the Solarfest national songwriting contest and a three time finalist in the Ploughshares national songwriting contest. 

Fitzsimmons has recently released his 8th album entitled Apple Tree Days.

Check out the YouTube video of his song by the same name here!

The Spring Chickens are a volcanic old time string band duo from Montpelier.  They play hard-driving southern Appalachian music that'll make you want to hop up and dance!  

Family old-time and bluegrass band from a small farmstead in Vermont.