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Somerville is back on the road this summer taking their seasoned sound of Country with a blend of Americana Rock, Roots and Blues to some of their favorite venues.

After a brief hiatus (since 2020), Somerville is excited to get back out there and share some new music with everyone. Ken and Barry were signed to RPM Music Group, one of Nashville's top publishing companies. During that time they've created a network of great writers and talented musicians who they continue to collaborate with while still performing with their band at a variety of shows and events. So stop by and say hello! 

"Lookin forward to seein’ y'all.”

After 20 plus years together, here are some of the acts Somerville has shared the stage, opened the show or performed on the bill with...
Charlie Daniels, Willie Nelson, Reba McEntire, Randy Travis, Bo Diddley, Asleep at the Wheel, Carl Perkins, Kathy Mattea, Diamond Rio, Marty Stewart, Neil McCoy, The Clark Family (from American Idol), Bill Engvall (Comedian), John Anderson, The Mavericks, Brian White, Sherrie Austin (Delaware County Fair), Ken Melons (Ulster County Fair), Trick Pony (Orange County Fair), Emily Kinney (from the Walking Dead series - yep she’s also a singer with a great band), Steel Magnolia with Meghan Linsey (who was also a winner on The Voice), Jeffrey Steele and Jimbeau Hinson (Hit Songwriters), Jimmy Wayne, Eric Paslay, Shenandoah (two nights after they won the CMA award for a duet they did with Allison Krauss), Stevie Nicks, Don Henley, Pete Townsend and Joni Mitchell, John Hall and Orleans with Robbie Dupree. Somerville appeared on Prime Time country on the Nashville Network with Janie Frickie and Kyle Petty, hosted by Bob Eubanks as well as being featured on segments for CMT (Country Music Television). They have performed at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts numerous times, South Street Seaport for WYNY, Live radio on the WVA in Wheeling West Virginia, PBS performances in NY and NJ and featured on many local radio stations including Thunder Country 102.