Several Boston musicians will join Arcoda Tuesday night at the House of Blues in Cambridge, MA. The show will include performances by drummer Bill Carbone (Miracle Orchestra), guitarist Gabe Johnson (Soulwork), bassist John Hawes (formerly of Moon Boot Lover), vocalist TQ (Nozmo King), bassist Brian OConnell (Uncle Sammy), keyboardist Beau Sasser (Uncle Sammy), drummer Tom Arey (Uncle Sammy), MC Kabir, and percussionist Scooter. Earthy Delights will open the show.
Showtime is p.m. For details, visit www.petepidgeon.com.
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