Acoustic folkgrass group Marsh Lights will perform Sunday, July 27, from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Francestown Old Meeting House, 1 New Boston Road, as part of the venue’s free “Sundays at 4” concert series.
The Vermont-based band includes vocalist and songwriter Colby Crehan, formerly of the Bluegrass Gospel Project and Possumhaw, who has returned to performing after time in the western United States and eastern Europe. She is joined by Ryan Crehan on vocals, banjo and harmonica, Charley Eiseman on vocals and lead guitar, Stephen Waud on vocals and mandolin, and Mitch Barron on vocals and bass. The group plays original folkgrass compositions with a blend of vocal harmonies and instrumentals written by Ryan Crehan and Waud.
The band’s most recent album, “Cover the Water,” was released in January. The concert is free and will be held indoors.