Make an early resolution to get your groove on with streaming concerts in '21

Who's the Concert? music production studio, (Courtesy photo)

A second wave of COVID-19 virus is happening in full force, leaving very little in the way of live entertainment, but I would like my favorite musicians to consider an alternative. Live-Online Streaming. After a bit of digging I have found a few options to choose from.

Who's the Concert

"We're showcasing Maine and New Hampshire's best bands -- along with a lot more -- live, every Saturday night starting in January," they say. "Enjoy great concerts right in your own living room, where it's always BYOB and safe to breathe!" Contact them on Facebook.

Continuum Arts Center

I asked CAC co-founder Martin England about their streaming services.

"We canceled our slate of December events to keep all involved safe from the perils of COVID-19." he told CC Bissett. "Next month, I'll be performing every Saturday afternoon to keep myself engaged and also to hopefully raise some much-needed funds for CAC. Fund-raising/events are scheduled for 2021, and it includes many live stream and in-person performances. It provided a modicum of hope in an otherwise dark time." A

Contact them on Facebook.

This week's entertainment in the flesh!

Friday, December 18th

DJ Dick will be at Trains Tavern in Lebanon Maine, 7-9 p.m. A favorite local DJ Richard Fredette is spinning those discs and playing your favorite tunes.

Lewis Goodwin will be at South Side Tavern in Manchester, 8-11 p.m. Lead guitarist/lead singer of the band Dancing Madly Backwards also has a mad solo act. His entertaining solo gig showcases not only guitar skills but a smooth sax. Classic Rock, Alternative, Modern, Rhythm and Blues, and even some Pop.

CC Bissett is a longtime Rochester music scene aficionado. She lives in Lebanon, Maine. You can contact here at ccbissett603@gmail.com