Sean Rowe is an American singer/songwriter whose powerful sound carries an emotional conviction that demands attention and a robust voice that NPR’s All Songs Considered says “can just crush granite.” Rowe’s baritone is as timeless as his approach, a organic cross between the earthy folk of Greg Brown, Van Morrison in his prime, and late-era Johnny Cash.
An avid naturalist and forager, with a popular web series called Can I Eat This?, Rowe speaks and sings of his deep connection to the land.
He’s shared the stage with Alabama Shakes and Robert Plant, and we’re more than honored to host him for a rare, Boston-area solo performance in our main gallery.

About the Charles River Museum and the 2nd SHIFT:

Now in its 11th Season, the 2nd SHIFT Music Series brings some of the finest artists in Americana, Folk, and Country under the roof of America's first modern factory building. Curated by acclaimed musician Mark Ereli, the 2nd SHIFT has enthralled audiences time and again, taking advantage of the Charles River Museum's astonishing acoustics and unique intimacy. If you have not experienced this unparalleled music experience, you owe yourself the favor!