Becca Biggs has been making a name for herself in Maine for over eight years, but her country influences and twangy vocals (with a vibrato reminiscent of Dolly Parton) betray her Tennessee roots. Playing banjo with two other homesteader-moms on cello and guitar, she co-founded the Americana trio Sugarbush in 2015, releasing two albums of acclaimed material. Last year, Biggs broke out with her debut solo album Genie, assembling a team of crack musicians. That effort saw her named WERU’s artist of the week and the track “I Can’t Take It” named a Portland Press Herald song of the week. Mainer magazine recognized her “beautiful and dextrous voice.” Combined with folk, rock, and alternative influences, Biggs and her band have created a sound that is both muscular and enveloping. Don’t be fooled by the unassuming, laid-back personality; Biggs can rock, and you may quickly find yourself out of your chair.

Opening band, Honeybound, is a rock’n little three piece string band out of Waldo county Maine. Jen on fiddle, Nate on Mandolin, and Jimmy on guitar. Honeybound plays original upbeat folk-pop tunes you are certain to get stuck in your ears!