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The creativity and spirit of Maine’s musicians,
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Friday, June 22 BANGOR ARTS EXCHANGE
8pm 193 Exchange St. Bangor, ME
All Ages Tickets on sale at bangorartsexchange.org
$20 Advance / $25 Day of Show
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GENERAL ADMISSION/ALL AGES
Contents
Day of Show Ticketing Info
•$50 VIP Pass (if available)
3 Sponsor Thanks +
•$30 Festival Pass
letter from Launchpad
•$7 per show (as space allows) 6 Parties
A limited number of individual tickets are
available at the venue prior to each show.
7 Panels
•$10 Youth Pass (kids 10 and under, available at
the box office only)
9 Performing Artists
Will Call/Main Box Office
Crosby Center, 96 Church Street
26 Festival Schedule
Hours: Saturday, May 19: 11am-9pm
28 Festival map
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letter from LAUNCHPAD
On behalf of Launchpad & the entire All Roads Music Festival team, it is our pleasure
to welcome you to Belfast, Maine this weekend! As we enter year four of our special
Festival, it was our goal to begin to grow and sustain this event into an annual showcase
and celebration of Maine music artists and emerging indie talent. We could not have made it this far without the buy
in and support from Maine musicians. I believe it is so important for us all to gather together each year to share ideas,
and present our work to new audiences and each other. This is how we will strengthen our scene. Please take time to
pick one or two bands or soloists you have not supported live before this weekend and join their audience.
Launchpad is a non-profit arts incubator focused on Creative Placemaking in
Maine through its work with emerging artists & partner organizations.Thanks
to the support of our sponsors, our team, the Belfast community and you, the
artists and supporters of emerging talent here in Maine, All Roads has become
the premier event for us to translate our mission into action. Have fun, find a new
favorite band and take time to eat, drink and shop Belfast! We are so glad you LAUNCHPAD
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Tuesday, July 17 BANGOR ARTS EXCHANGE
8pm 193 Exchange St. Bangor, ME
All Ages Tickets on sale at bangorartsexchange.org
$15 Advance / $20 Day of Show
Saturday, July 28 BANGOR ARTS EXCHANGE
8pm 193 Exchange St. Bangor, ME
All Ages Tickets on sale at bangorartsexchange.org
$20 Advance / $25 Day of Show
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CLOSING PARTY
SATURDAY, MAY 19 | 11PM-12:30AM
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4TH ANNUAL MAINE
SONGWRITERS CIRCLE
1:00–2:00pm @ THE COLONIAL : 143 High Street VIP PASS
The annual Maine Songwriter’s Circle at the All Roads Music Festival celebrates the
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work of selected Maine-based singer-songwriters, highlighting their talents as they $7 @ the door s
perform their work and chat with the audience about their style, influences and process. as space allow
This year’s event is hosted by Spose, and will include performances by Joel Thetford,
Vicky Andres of Vicky Andres and Life Itself, Clara Junken, Seth Warner and
hannah daman. Join us for the amazing showcase at the The Colonial Theatre in Belfast to celebrate Maine’s
amazingly talented Singer-Songwriter’s!
WOMEN IN MAINE
MUSIC
2:30-3pm @ THE COLONIAL : 143 High Street VIP PASS
Is there gender diversity in the Maine music scene? What roles do women play as
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artists, bookers, promoters, journalists, management and more? During a time when $7 @ the dowosor
the representation of gender and sexuality are being redefined within the entertainment as space all
industry and our society, what similar trends are we seeing within Maine music and
what can we do to ensure true diversity? Meet a panel of successful women working to
lead and define our local music industry.
Join Moderator Victoria Karol (Proprietor, Hot Trash Promotions) and Panelists Emily Burnham (Feature Writer,
Bangor Daily News); Rachel Doe ( Agent, Crossover Touring); and Lauren Wayne (GM, State Theatre) as they
discuss the strengths and challenges currently seen by Women in Maine Music.
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Saturday, August 11 BANGOR ARTS EXCHANGE
7pm 193 Exchange St. Bangor, ME
All Ages Tickets on sale at bangorartsexchange.org
$10 Advance / $15 Day of Show
Thursday, August 16 BANGOR ARTS EXCHANGE
7pm 193 Exchange St. Bangor, ME
All Ages Tickets on sale at bangorartsexchange.org
$20 Advance / $25 Day of Show
Hosted by the New Nashville North Concert Series
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VIP PASS
festival pass
$7 @ the door
as space allows
MOUTH WASHINGTON
1:15-1:45pm @ American Legion Hall : 143 Church St
With Mouth Washington, the stakes are always high. Agony, joy, confusion, vulnerability, and
desperation all show up in the stories that frontman Max Hansen tells on Fourth Floor, the 14-song
album the four-piece Portland band released in December. And for nearly an hour, they convey them
the hard way, mining each of their droning, probing post-punk anthems for maximum cathartic
depth.” - The Portland Phoenix
VIP PASS
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KING KYOTE
2:0 0 - 2 : 3 0 p m @ T h e Firs t Ch urc h : 8 C ourt St
KING KYOTE has performed nationwide here in the states alongside Taj Mahal, The Record
Company, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Lee Brice and Houndmouth. Harken to a night of
whiskey drinking in a cabin among the pines KING KYOTE’s music echoes the yells of rock n roll’s
forefathers while having a deeply rooted harmony with the blues, folk, and tribal music.
10performing artists
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$7 @ the doowors
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DAN BLAKESLEE
2:15-2:45pm @ American Legion Hall : 143 Church St
With a suitcase of songs, Maine folk troubadour Dan Blakeslee ventured into the subways of Boston
in 1995 to practice his craft. His songs combine the essence of early folk music with a dose of
country grit. He has toured the U.S. and performed with Josh Ritter, Low Anthem, The Lumineers,
Old 97’s, The Black Lillies. In 2015 his dream of playing Newport Folk Festival became a reality,
where Bob Dylan went electric 50 years earlier. Blakeslee delivers his songs with the heart of a
young, lyric scribbling troubadour, who knows because he’s tried it, can out sing a passing train.
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TURNER
2:30-3:00pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church st
The four members of the post-hardcore band, Turner, already know what you’re thinking. Why
are these guys trying to bring back a dead and gone genre? To the pop-punk inspired quartet, the
music style of head banging and body thrashing is just getting started. Founded in Orono, Maine the
four members Zack Davis (Vocals/Guitar), Trevor Legassie (Lead guitar), Cam Stewart (Drums) and
Brandon Poli (Bass), were ready to bring the attention back to the post-hardcore scene, but with
their own Turner twist.
11performing artists
VIP PASS
festival pass
$7 @ the door
as space allows
OTHER ORDER
3: 0 0 - 3 : 3 0 p m @ Crosby Center Small : 96 church st
Other Order is the solo recording alias of Portland, Maine based experimental electronic musician
and film composer, Zak Taillon. Best known for hypnagogic pop project, “Superorder”, Taillon
departs from his usual sound palette and explores gothic dark ambience, witch house, downtempo
trance, vaporwave, and 80s horror genres. Other Order’s debut digital EP “Deleted Worlds” was
released in October 2017 and quickly gained traction in Portland noise scene. A full length LP,
“Mixed Messages”, is planned for physical release mid-2018.
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JANAESOUND
3 : 0 0 - 3 : 3 0 p m @ T h e Firs t Ch urc h : 8 C our t St
JanaeSound harnesses an unforgettable voice that is known to stir the soul. The powerhouse
rock singer hails from St. Louis where she began cultivating her love for music at the tender age
of 9 through the Opera Theatre of St. Louis. Known for her laser focus and unshakeable drive,
JanaeSound was unsurprisingly tapped to open for FloRida alongside hometown hero Allen Gates
this past summer at the St. Charles Family Arena. Locally, JanaeSound has clocked over 30 shows
since her debut performance in Portland at the 2nd Annual Soul Revue at Portland House of Music
and Events (July 2017). Featured in Down East Magazine and seen in MaineToday, JanaeSound has
zero plans of slowing down anytime soon.
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$7 @ the doowors
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2018 MAMM SLAM WINNER: REST ASSURED
3:15-3:45pm @ American Legion Hall : 143 Church St
“Maine’s High School Rock Off” The MAMM SLAM is an important step in the education and
development of high school bands throughout Maine. It is a competition that nurtures a band with
instruction and feedback on all the aspects of being a professional band, from songwriting and
performance to marketing and audience development. Above all it is a lot of fun.
VIP PASS
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MICROMASSE
3:45-4:15pm @ The Colonial Theatre : 163 High St
Micromassé is a trio of accomplished musicians offering a fresh new sound that is nostalgically
analog, worldly and explosively modern. Combining the classic sound of the Hammond Organ with
dynamic electric guitar and infectious drums; Micromassé strives to bring instrumental music to
new frontiers while maintaining a positive groove and a fun vibe.
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CAPTURE THE SUN
4:00-4:30pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
Capture the Sun is an instrumental progressive metal band from Portland, Maine. Formed at the
University of Maine in 2009 by four music students, Capture the Sun have released two full length
albums. The bands most recent effort, Terra Ignota, is an all original conception album about the
creation of a planet and the subsequent people’s and societies that inhabit it.
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OSHIMA BROTHERS
4:00-4:30pm @ the first church : 8 court St
Oshima Brothers’ magnetic sibling sound and contagious joy result from a lifetime of making music
together. Raised in a musical family in rural Maine, the brothers have honed a harmony-rich blend
of contemporary folk and acoustic pop. On stage, Sean and Jamie create a surprisingly full sound
with dynamic vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, octave bass, loops, and percussion. Their debut
album, “Oshima Brothers,” released in 2016, is a collection of 11 original songs written by Sean, and
arranged and recorded by Jamie. The brothers live in Maine but are often on the road performing,
producing music videos, and dancing.
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VIP PASS
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STEPHEN LEWIS & THE BIG BAND OF FUN
4:15-4:45pm @ American Legion Hall : 143 church st
Stephen Lewis & The Big Band of Fun is a high energy loop based funk/hip hop band from New
Brunswick, Canada. They are an international touring band who are very familiar with the music
festival circuit. They have performed at festivals like The Boomtown Fair (UK), Burning Man (NV)
, Disc Jam Music Festival (NY), Great North Music Festival (ME), FARM Fest (NJ), Harvest Jazz and
Blues Festival (CAN), Evolve Festival (CAN), and dozens of other festivals in Canada, The US, and The
UK. If you love a high energy, highly danceable, extremely engaging, flat out unforgettable show
then look no further.
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MOTHERHOOD
4:30-5:00pm @ Crosby Center Small : 96 church St
Motherhood is an avant-rock trio from Fredericton, NB, Canada.
15performing artists
VIP PASS
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ARMIES
4:45-5:15pm @ The Colonial Theatre : 163 High St
Armies is a pop/rock duet and band hailing from Portland, Maine, led by songwriter, producer,
guitarist and vocalist Dave Gutter and vocalist/songwriter Anna Lombard. Armies’ debut album was
ranked as one of Rolling Stone Magazine’s “Top 15 Great Albums You Didn’t Hear in 2015” just three
months following it’s release. Fusing pop, rock, blues, and electronic music with intricate and spell-
binding male/female duet vocals, Armies’ live show is a high energy mix of club beats, poignant
songwriting with nuances of the blues.
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DOMINIC LAVOIE
5:00-5:30pm @ first church : 8 court St
Dominic Lavoie is a songwriter, musician, and producer from Portland, Maine.
16performing artists
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BREAKFAST COWBOY
5:15-5:45pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
The Breakfast Cowboy is a Portland-based mess that specializes in hollered silliness and unhinged,
melodic slop.
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JOHNNY CREMAINS
5:45-6:15pm @ American Legion Hall : 143 church st
Johnny Cremains play like a lounge band from hell by mixing slow, heavy riffs with piano, sharp vocals,
and dark imagery. Featuring current and former members of some of Portland, Maine’s most eclectic
bands (The Horror, Whitcomb, Confusatron, Covered In Bees, Sylvia, Pretty Sad, AOK Suicide Forest,
Sunrunner), they came together around Erik Winter’s dramatic piano compositions in 2009. With their
first album completed in 2012 and 2nd release in 2015, their intense live performances showcase the
band’s musical prowess, look for more from them in the years ahead. With the addition of the incredibly
talented, Renee Coolbrith, into the line up, the evolution of the band continues at a great pace.
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BUILDER OF THE HOUSE
6:00-6:30pm @ The First Church : 8 court St
“[Builder of the House] are excellent avatars for the kind of hushed melodies we’ve all come to
associate with the [indie folk] genre, but like a color-changing chameleon, they alter rapidly and
authentically blend into more diverse and exotic material.” – The Big Takeover. Builder of the House
is the folk pop duo of Rob Cimitile and Elliot Heeschen. The group’s debut album Ornaments, which
came out in 2017, fuses diverse elements from many genres into their own unique blend of folk pop.
Music aside, the group has made a name for themselves with their thought-provoking and creative
music videos.
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KGFREEZE
6:15-6:45pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
KGFREEZE is the solo project of Kyle Gervais. The line-up currently consists of Chris Gervais (Nice
Life, Cool Tara), Nate Carll (Cosades) and Jason Engler. Born out of the need to not be trapped by
genre or unanimous decisions, KGFREEZE deals in short, loud rock music at the moment, but have
previously delved into R&B ballads about having a better falsetto as well as collaborations with
artists all over the musical map. If we were to bring in a comparison to our favorite food - pizza -
sometimes it’s a band, sometimes it’s the man, sometimes it’s extra cheesy with a whole lot of jam.
Or ham. Usually ham.
18performing artists
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KATIE MATZELL
6:30-7:00pm @ The Colonial Theatre : 163 High St
Katie Matzell is an up-and-coming singer and songwriter from Portland, Maine, who released her
debut EP at the start of 2018, about which The Deli Magazine said “Matzell’s voice, both effortless
and simple, floats above a sea of washy keys and pocket grooves, calling comparisons to not only
her influences of the past (Bonnie Raitt and Aretha Franklin), but to her contemporaries — Norah
Jones and Emily King immediately come to mind.” You can find Katie playing live shows with her
band in support of the EP around the Northeast and beyond this year.
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PRETTY SAD
7:00-7:30pm @ American Legion Hall : 143 church st
Pretty Sad is a five piece indie rock act led by the songwriting duo of Renee Coolbrith and Dustin
Saucier. The band features soaring vocal harmonies and melodies, driven by a wall of guitar sound
and rounded out by a harp and horns! This unique band has quickly established themselves as one of
the most promising up and coming artists in the Portland area. Despite being a relatively new band,
their sound is the creation of seasoned veterans of the music scene, and it shows. Joining them on
the night is the Brooklyn based Darkwing, who have been busy touring the nation and establishing
themselves as one of the best live rock bands in the indie scene today, and Dustin Saucier’s “other”
band, Cape Cannons, simply one of, if not the best bands in Portland today.
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WAIT
7:15-7:45pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
Wait are a four-piece rock band from Bangor, Maine. Formed in the summer of 2015, the members of
the band were already good friends, playing in multiple other projects together around the greater
Bangor area. Wait is influenced by many post rock, and indie pop bands, such as Explosions in the
Sky, Pinback, Death Cab for Cutie, and The Pixies.
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KENYA HALL
7:30-8:00pm @ The First Church : 8 court St
Kenya Hall has been described as a “Soul Powerhouse” by Rolling Stone Magazine. Drawing her
writing and performing influences from Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, and Sharon Jones, Kenya is not
only relevant in what she says, but poignant in how she relays it. Leaning heavily on Soul, Hip Hop,
Funk, and the seed of what makes a rock and roll artist, when Kenya sings, everyone in the room
understands.
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SPENCER ALBEE
8:00-8:30pm @ american legion hall : 143 church St
Spencer Albee is a Portland, ME based and nationally acclaimed performer, singer, songwriter
and producer. Since 1995, he has toured internationally, signed multiple recording and publishing
deals and worked with artists ranging from David Bowie to De La Soul with his bands Rustic
Overtones and AS FAST AS. Today he can be found touring on his 20th studio album “Relentlessly
yours,”, working on album number 21, and playing across New England with his boutique Beatles
celebration, Spencer and the Walrus. He is joined onstage by his friends and longtime bandmates
Blythe Armitage, McCrae Hathaway and Andrew Hodgkins.
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WEAKENED FRIENDS
8:15-9:00pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
Weakened Friends emerged from the rubble of a few withering projects, fueled by the desire to simply
have fun with music again. The fuzz rock trio’s short songs are catchy, moody, candid, and to-the-
goddamn-point. Weakened Friends is relentlessly energetic and unapologetically LOUD.
21performing artists
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CHRIS ROSS AND THE NORTH
9:00-9:45pm @ american legion hall : 143 church St
Chris Ross and the North burst onto the scene with their 2015 release, “Young Once”. Their smokey
Americana, genuine and honest poetry, and instantly comfortable melodies, are garnering them new
fans wherever they are heard.
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SHANE REIS
9:00-9:30pm @ Crosby Center Small : 96 church St
Shane Reis is a Portland, Maine based Rapper. He also works as a full time IronWorker and a father. His
new album ReisXAnyMeans can be purchased or streamed on any digital music platform available. He
is affiliated with PDANK LLC.
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GOLDENOAK W/MAINE YOUTH ROCK ORCHESTRA
9:30-10:15pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
GOLDEN OAK: The woodsy, modern folk sounds of GoldenOak weave together rich four-part harmonies
and piercing melodic lines over a unique blend of cello, guitar, trumpet, and cajón. Shifting effortlessly
from energetic swing to dreamy ballad, they’re as comforting as a campfire and as heart-shaken as a
summer squall. GoldenOak released their debut album “Pleasant St.” in January of 2016, The success
of Pleasant St. and the following tour gained GoldenOak a nomination as “one of Portland’s most
important upcoming bands” by Dispatch Magazine.
MYRO: Maine Youth Rock Orchestra, a 501(c)(3) organization, redefines music education for students
of all backgrounds and demographics through collaboration with national artists, creating
transformational experiences. Students who participate in MYRO ensembles are able to express their
individuality through a classical skill set, while performing concerts with nationally-recognized artists
that reinforce their love for alternative genres from classical. MYRO participants currently reside in
southern and central Maine, representing at least 17 schools and 10 districts. Rehearsing once a week,
MYRO brings together a community of individuals that share their love for all genres of music and the
passion to perform in concerts, demonstrating what it is like to be a rock star orchestral musician at
an early age.
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SARAH VIOLETTE
10:15-10:45pm @ Crosby Center Small : 96 church St
Sarah Violette, formerly known as Lady Essence, is a veteran hip hop artist from Portland, Maine.
In 2014, Violette was the recipient of the New England Music Awards “Hip Hop Act of the Year” and
her most recent album (Produced by God.Damn.Chan) “UltraViolette” was released on July 4th,
2017 with great reception. Currently working under P.Dank records, Violette has worked with artists
such as Spose, Shane Reis, Alyssa Marie, and Binary Star. You can find Sarah Violette’s work on all
major digital platforms.
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THE MALLETT BROTHERS W/ JON FISHMAN
10:45-11:45pm @ Crosby Center Main : 96 church St
“The Mallett Brothers Band packed their first four albums chock-full of crackling Americana, a foot-
stomping patchwork of country, folk, and rock. But the usually rowdy sextet hits quieter notes on
their latest album, The Falling of the Pine, a ruminative collection of 19th-century lumber-camp
songs lent new melodies and arrangements. Across 10 tracks of rich instrumentation and absorbing
harmonies, the Portland-based Malletts revitalize bygone tales of the triumphs and yearnings of
working Mainers. For state history buffs — or for fans of the Avett Brothers, Okkervil River, or even
Springsteen — the Malletts’ record deserves a serious listen.” - Down East Magazine
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