Though much has changed over the years (including a move from Winooski to South Burlington) one thing has remained true: we love bringing music to the Green Mountain State. Since our inception, we’ve grown to produce over 300 shows a year in Northern Vermont. In that time we’ve been honored to support artists such as Noah Kahan, Anais Mitchell, Grace Potter, Phish, and more as they grow and take to stages all across the world. Even better? Many of you have been by our side along the way.

What keeps us going? We love live music. It’s that simple. The energy, community, and pure joy of sharing space with others in search of the same release can’t be replicated. Part of sharing those moments is preserving them, allowing memories to be held for years to come. On June 25, 1998 we had an idea – what if we could preserve those memories with something equally as special? Thus began an ongoing relationship with Solidarity of Unbridled Labour (formerly JDK) and Solidarity’s offshoot, the nonprofit Iskra Print Collective to create unique, limited edition posters to share with fans after the show. You can see the full collection of posters throughout the years in our digital archive. 

When we turned 25 we captured those years of history in Echo, a stunning, high-quality 280 page book filled with 367 remarkable poster designs, ephemera, and anecdotes. The project offered us a chance to look back and celebrate all the amazing times we’ve already had and build excitement for the many more to come.