Vivienne is recent graduate of Berklee College of Music, but grew up right in Lambertville. She has been playing music her whole life but most recently released her first EP album and plans on releasing more original songs in the future. Her originals fit in the pop/indie genre and she also will hit many classic cover songs in her set as well.

Rich and Darla Tarpinian are based in New Jersey and have been a part of the local jazz scene since 2000. They have played concerts, public and private events as well as libraries, restaurants and wineries. They perform jazz standards, pop nostalgia as well as original compositions.

Hailing from the legendary down-and-dirty city of Pittsburgh, Noa Jordan is an artist born of grit and heart. The passion of the city that forged her is inherently ingrained in the lyrics she pens and the melodies she produces, creating a space thick with the weight of what it means to be human in this one wild world – all the realities of it, both those that ache and those that open our eyes to the beauty of it all.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6QstqzEp6Ncyx14QfnfNil?si=oq9RCbG3RIqYWFmiCSjmjg

Original instrumental compositions combining classical, jazz noir, and island flavors

Pete McDonough has been playing, studying and writing about American roots music and the rich tradition of acoustic fingerstyle blues for more than 50 years.  His performances include a variety of music styles ranging from folk to blues and a mishmash of tunes he has learned, written or otherwise accumulated over the years.

Pete wrote the biographies of 25 classic American blues artists published in the Complete Acoustic Guitar Blues Method by Woody Mann and he participated in the production of the award-winning documentary Harlem Street Singer, the life and music of the iconic Rev. Gary Davis.

He has two CDs on the Huckleberry Music label that will be available for anyone who is old enough, broke enough or cool enough to still have a CD player.  For information, recordings or videos visit Pete's web site. 

Gabe Parsons is a Folk Rock singer-songwriter from Hopewell Valley,
New Jersey, whose music is steeped in the spirit of the road, home, and
the places in between. Cutting his teeth in the vibrant New Orleans
music scene, he honed his craft playing bars, clubs, and festivals while
studying at Loyola University’s School of Music Industry. Since returning
to New Jersey, he has played 60+ shows across the Northeast, from
intimate coffeehouses to packed clubs. His live performances are raw,
reflective, and deeply engaging, pulling listeners into the stories he
weaves. Last year, he played French Quarter Festival, opened for Crowe
Boys on their national tour, and has begun building a loyal following through relentless
touring. With his first major LP, Long Road Traveler, set to drop this year,
Gabe continues to carve his path, one song and one stage at a time.

"Lauren Dayle is a 24 year old vocalist & singer/songwriter from Ambler, Pa. She began writing songs and performing for audiences around the age of 12, and has continued to play music for herself and others since then. In addition to her solo acoustic ventures, Lauren is a part of Sarah Gross's band as a back-up vocalist, and a multi-genre trio called "At The Zoo” as lead vocalist and keyboard player. When not performing she is a music teacher for Meridee Winters in Ardmore, Pa, and when not working she is reading, walking or frequenting coffee shops to drink chai and people watch. Her musical influences include Searows, Brandi Carlile, Carter Faith, Joni Mitchell, Olivia Dean & Leith Ross.“

"Inspired by jazz, classical, and progressive rock influences, Brandon's instrumental guitar music creates ethereal dreamscapes that invite us to embark on an inward journey with creative takes on covers and original improvisations.  

Making big strides on the New Hope/Lambertville music scene in the past year, Brandon looks forward to sharing his music at Union Coffee, joined by some talented local friends".