Lowell area residents, get ready for a concert experience like no other—right in your hometown.
“Lowell Arts at Sound Check” is a new monthly concert series that will bring an exciting lineup of local talent to an intimate, cozy venue at the United Methodist Church (621 East Main Street). With just 100 seats, Sound Check provides the perfect setting for a listening room-style experience, allowing you to enjoy high-quality live music without leaving town.
This unique partnership between Lowell Arts and Sound Check brings the same caliber of talent that Lowell Arts has showcased in their gallery space but now in a venue designed specifically for live music. Running from October to May, the series offers a chance to hear a wide range of musical styles from folk to bluegrass to indie.
Here’s a look at the lineup:
- October 26 | Blue Water Ramblers
- November 23 | Roosevelt Diggs
- December 28 | Loren Johnson
- January 25 | The Wild Honey Collective
- February 22 | Y-Not
- March 22 | Flat River Songwriters
- April 26 | Full Cord
- May 17 | Austin Benzing
Each concert promises an intimate experience where the music is the focus, and audience members can feel connected to the performers. The team at Sound Check has worked hard to create a professional sound environment, making it an ideal space for local artists to shine. Whether you’re a longtime music lover or someone looking for something new to do on a Saturday night, these concerts are a must-attend for anyone wanting to support live music in Lowell.
Tickets for the series can be purchased online from Lowell Arts, and you are encouraged to grab them early—seating is limited, and this is your chance to catch top-notch live performances right in your backyard.
For Ryne Clarke, program assistant at Lowell Arts and sound technician at Sound Check, the partnership between these two organizations feels especially meaningful. As a musician from Lowell himself, Clarke knows firsthand how difficult it can be to find performance spaces in town. His personal connection to both the local music scene and this new venue highlights why Sound Check is such an important addition to Lowell. He explains:
“I first performed at Lowell Arts with my high school band during my album release show. It was exciting to bring music to a local space, but the setup wasn’t ideal for regular live performances. When I got the chance to play at Sound Check, I was blown away by how well it was designed for music. Now, I’m thrilled to be a part of both organizations as they come together to support local talent and give residents a chance to enjoy live music in their hometown.”
If you’ve been craving live music but don’t want to travel far, Sound Check is the answer. This is more than just a venue—it’s a rare gem in Lowell where community members can come together to enjoy incredible performances from local artists in an intimate space. Don’t miss out on what promises to be an amazing concert series that highlights the best of what Lowell has to offer.
Make plans now to support local music and attend the Lowell Arts at Sound Check series. Grab your tickets, and we’ll see you there!
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