In the August 2025 edition of *Best Country Music on Bandcamp*, Vermont emerges as a notable contributor to the indie music scene through the artist Greg Freeman. His album *Burnover* is highlighted as it straddles the line between indie rock and country, showcasing an eclectic mix of styles infused with local flavor. The article emphasizes how Vermont's unique musical landscape fosters creativity, allowing artists like Freeman to blend traditional sounds with contemporary influences, thus amplifying the richness of the country and folk music genres. This narrative not only celebrates Freeman's work but also underlines Vermont’s role as a nurturing ground...

Nectar's, a cornerstone of Burlington's music scene since 1975, has closed, citing construction impacts and shifts in live music dynamics. Tributes pour in as locals mourn its loss, yet new venues rise to fill the gap.

Join the largest square dance at the Champlain Valley Fair on August 26 to support NOFA-VT. Plus, Kommuna Lux stops in Vermont on August 29-30.

The Fools Block Party revived Burlington's Festival of Fools with thrilling performances, juggling, clowns, and live music, delighting attendees.

The Maple Roots Festival in East Montpelier featured a parade led by musician Linda Bassick, with children's songs and delicious maple-chocolate treats.

Meredith Monk, a renowned artist, blends innovative vocals with drums in her "Duet Behavior" series. Upcoming shows in Westport highlight her unique music.

Madaila, led by Mark Daly, performed at Middlebury Festival. The seasoned Vermont musicians engaged the crowd, following folk group Buffalo Rose.