Where: Club Passim
Cambridge
MA
02138
United States
Boston
What: Autumn Hollow @ Club Passim
When:
campfire. festival Labor Day Weekend 2025 at Club Passim
Friday-Monday, Aug 29th - Sept 1st, 2025
6pm-11pm Friday
2pm-11pm Sat
2pm-11pm Sun
2pm-10pm Mon
$15 day/$30 weekend tickets
Free to students with a valid student ID
Tickets, livestream, and full lineup at passim.org/campfire
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Imagine getting to see dozens of your favorite acts all in one weekend. Not in a festival field hundreds of yards away, but in an intimate, seated space. Catch a glimpse of what it is like backstage at a big festival – artists hanging out and trading songs – on stage one minute and hanging out in the audience watching the next set right after.
This is the scene at the Campfire Festival at Club Passim. Twenty five years in, it is the best way to catch your current favorites as well as your future favorites. It is a festival of experiments and discoveries. This is where new artists get on stage and shine. Swapping between songwriter rounds and band sets, you’ll get a glimpse of a music scene that is much bigger than one room. There are artists from around the corner and around the world. Some might be familiar, but many you’ll discover for the first time. Settle in for a few sets…or a few days. Genre is not part of the mix. Be open to the voices…the instruments…the sounds. Be ready to be amazed.
Campfire has long been the best way to see new artists at Club Passim. So many of today’s favorites got their start at the Campfire Festival. Many folks you may have already been fans of stopped in to perform a special guest set!
How Much:
www.bandsintown.com InStockCambridge
MA
02138
United States
Who: Autumn Hollow
Americana
Autumn Hollow have played over one hundred shows in some of the best regional venues including The Paradise Rock Club, The Iron Horse Music Hall, the Higher Ground, The Regent Theater, Club Passim. They have shared the stage with national acts, including The Handsome Family, The Wooden Sky, Brown Bird, and Dead Winter Carpenters. The band is a mish-mash of the Grateful Dead and The Band, more Wilco than Son Volt, but is a sound all their own. The Autumn Holler gents make you want to flick a Bic, raise a beer and sing along.