Brattleboro, VT – Youth musicians from Brattleboro and beyond are set to ignite the stage at The Stone Church on Saturday, November 2nd, for the BrattRock Fall Edition 2024. This all-ages show features twelve vibrant bands and solo acts performing a mix of original songs and covers across genres including rock, punk, indie, R&B, folk, and jazz. Doors open at 5 p.m., with performances beginning at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are offered on a sliding scale of $10-$20 at the door, with all proceeds supporting local youth talent. The Stone Church is located at 210 Main St. in Brattleboro, VT.

Expect a night of hauntingly good music and Halloween spirit! Fans are encouraged to dress in costume to enjoy a thrilling 13th edition of BrattRock.

“BrattRock is such a unique and amazing experience,” says Emily Matthew-Muller, singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the Emily Margaret Band. “Playing at The Stone Church, surrounded by friends and young people, is exhilarating.”

The 2024 Fall BrattRock Lineup

• Emily Margaret Band – Brings infectious grooves and layered melodies, exploring human experience with keyboardist Adam Acker, bassist Lewis Wells, and drummer Lucas Majer.
• Godzilla With a Gun – Known for high-energy “organized chaos,” they blend caffeine-driven tempos with rock influences and are set to release their debut album, Songs in the Key of Komodo.
• The Jackets – A band of young multi-instrumentalists, bringing diverse styles into a cohesive, dynamic show and soon to start writing their original music.
• MAEZ – Indie/Pop singer-songwriter MAEZ shares relatable emotions and experiences through her music, loved by audiences at her BrattRock debut.
• Technicolor LTD – Founded by Miles Ackerman-Hovis, Keaton Walsh, and Lucas Majer, this band aims to bring a colorful musical experience to the audience.
• Nate Potter – Making his BrattRock debut, Nate brings a mix of covers and originals, sharing his passion for music.
• Big Dog – A duo that channels natural inspiration, featuring Blue Berenguel and Elena Hannigan with poetic, squirming tunes.
• Silas Kleppinger – One of the youngest artists at BrattRock, this Western Massachusetts native has already released original music and played numerous live shows.
• Leyeti Ward – Singer-songwriter Leyeti (Laya-tee) draws inspiration from Corinne Bailey Rae, Mitski, and Elliott Smith, writing about love, heartbreak, dreams, and fears.
• Sophia Baker – Combining classical training with guitar, Sophia Baker is excited to showcase her talents.
• Half Giraffe – A jazz trio from Vermont Academy, this group brings a unique, student-driven jazz experience to the stage.
• Fool’s Handshake – A punk and jam band with members Leo Moussau, Griffin Woodruff, and Thalia Contakos.

BrattRock is organized by the local nonprofit Interaction: Youth Services and Restorative Justice (formerly Youth Services) and presented by Guilford Sound and Chroma Technology. Pacesetter sponsors for this event include The Richards Group, Headwater Precision LLC, and Brattleboro Subaru.

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About BrattRock

Since 2016, BrattRock—the Brattleboro Youth Music Festival—has honored and uplifted young, passionate musicians in a supportive, non-competitive setting. This year marks the festival’s 12th edition. Learn more at www.brattrock.com.

About Interaction

Interaction: Youth Services and Restorative Justice (formerly Youth Services) has supported Windham County communities for over 50 years, providing restorative justice, youth programs, and clinical services. They serve over 1,500 individuals annually. Learn more at www.interactionvt.org.