Larry Ahearn

Chuck Brodsky is a renowned modern-day bard and troubadour celebrated for his genuine, quirky, and rootsy music. Hailing from Philadelphia, he developed a deep love for music at a young age, teaching himself to play the piano and later picking up the guitar. Influenced by legendary artists such as Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, and Bruce Springsteen, he crafted a unique style of songwriting that pays homage to tradition while creating something distinctly his own. Over the past three decades, Chuck has captivated audiences across the United States, Canada, Europe, and beyond, with his finely crafted songs that tell stories of oddball and underdog characters. His music celebrates the goodness in people, challenges what needs to be challenged, and pokes fun at the quirks of life. Chuck’s songs have been featured in films, TV, and even the National Baseball Hall of Fame, where 22 of his baseball-themed songs are enshrined in the sound recording library.

In addition to his musical journey, Chuck’s life has been a tapestry of adventures, from hitchhiking to San Francisco to singing on the streets of Europe and working as a fruit picker. His songs have made their way into documentaries and films, and he has been recognized for his contributions to the world of baseball through his heartfelt compositions. Chuck’s extensive discography spans several decades, with his latest album, “Gravity, Wings, And Heavy Things,” being a self-produced masterpiece that continues to showcase his wit, irony, and storytelling prowess. Chuck Brodsky’s enduring presence in the music scene as a storyteller and musician makes him a cherished figure in the world of folk and roots music.

Larry Ahearn is a seasoned musician with a profound connection to the singer-songwriter tradition, known for crafting folk and blues-infused melodies intertwined with evocative storytelling in his lyrics. Originally from Boston, his musical journey took off when he moved to Philadelphia for college, where he immersed himself in the music scene, booking and performing at the renowned Main Point folk club. Larry’s experiences there and his interactions with great performers honed his stagecraft skills and inspired him to continually improve as an artist. Over the years, he has developed a diverse repertoire of original songs, ranging from introspective ballads to witty story-songs and lively highway anthems. Beyond his music, Larry has been involved in promoting and producing music, sports, and theater events, including the Concerts for Human Rights tour with legendary artists. However, in 2006, he decided to refocus on his own music, launching SongGallery/Trespass Music and managing singer-songwriter Craig Bickhardt.