The Yarmouth Drive-in on Cape Cod announced two live music shows for the Drive-On Concert Series. Maine based folk rock trio The Ghost of Paul Revere is set to take the stage at 9:00 PM on Friday, August 7. The hybrid tribute fusion act Pink Talking Fish, melding Pink Floyd, Talking Heads and Phish, will perform live on stage to a crowd of up to 459 cars at 8:00 PM Sunday, September 6. Tickets for both concerts go on sale Tuesday, July 21 at 1:00 PM EST.

I love it! The Ghost of Paul Revere absolutely nailed it with their new single and accompanying music video, “Love At Your Convenience.” The vocals are powerful while the instrumentals are heavy and deeply rooted in a soulful mixture of folk, bluegrass, rock and a touch of alternativeness. They refer to their style as ‘holler folk.’ It seems to me it is an adaptation of the field holler genre which was sung by Black slaves.

Holler folk trio The Ghost of Paul Revere have released their new single and video "Love At Your Convenience" PRESS HERE to listen to the song, which features shimmering piano, sweeping guitar, uplifting harmonies, and soaring yet soulful chants.

Higher Ground is pleased to announce The Ghost of Paul Revere will perform at the Higher Ground Drive-In Experience at the Champlain Valley Expo on Saturday, July 18th, 2020. Tickets go on sale Thursday, July 2 at 12pm ET.

Holler folk trio The Ghost of Paul Revere has announced "Live At The Drive-In," a concert series that will be hosted at the Narrow Gauge Cinema in Farmington, ME from Thursday, June 25th to Sunday, June 28th. Tickets for "Live At The Drive-In" are on-sale today starting at 12pm ET. Doors will open each day at 7pm ET. Farmington-based Mexican restaurant Uno Mas will also be selling food and beverages for concertgoers next door. PRESS HERE to purchase tickets.

Coming in strong on the heels of a nation-wide tour, capped off with a sold-out show at Boston's Paradise Rock Club and a jam-packed set on Cayamo Cruise, The Ghost of Paul Revere has revealed a new string of tour dates for spring 2019. The foot-stompin', folk-hollerin' boys of Maine will kick things off in the Northeast before embarking throughout New England.