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The Mammals - 05/15/26
Date
Online Ticket
$30
Day of Show
$35
Doors
6:30 pm

“The Mammals tell stories that are at once topical and timeless, bearing a message of hope  and empowerment with a modern string-band sound.” 
   - Freshgrass Festival

"The Woody/Pete spirit of the 1940s-'50s can be found more vibrantly in their music than anywhere else in 2025 . . . their music deeply deserves to be heard from the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters.” 
   - No Depression 

“A party band with a conscience” 
   - Boston Globe

Indie-roots trailblazers, high-octane Americana from rafter-raising to hear-a-pin-drop balladry.
There has always been something disarmingly human about The Mammals. Long before culture fractured into its current bewildering kaleidoscope of noise and contradiction, they were already tending to the quiet, essential work: remembering the stories that hold people together, and singing them with an honesty that resists corrosion. Their music feels less like performance and more like a gathering—a return to the communal spaces where truth is spoken gently, without spectacle.

Formed by Mike Merenda and Ruth Ungar, The Mammals emerged from the fertile soil of folk tradition, but not as preservationists. They listened closely to the past but their instinct was always restorative rather than nostalgic. They carried forward the lineage of protest music, family harmony, and grassroots resilience, weaving them into something alive, awake, and stunningly contemporary. Their songs carry the emotional clarity of people who understand what is at stake—not just politically, but spiritually, culturally, even ecologically.

The Mammals make music for a world that is forgetting how to listen. In their harmonies is a reminder that truth is rarely loud, that connection can be a form of resistance, and that art—when rooted in sincerity—can help us navigate even the most unsettled times.
In an era defined by fracture, The Mammals remain devoted to wholeness: to the places they sing about, the communities they nurture, and the fragile, enduring human spirit at the center of it all.

From https://www.themammals.love/about

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