Bellforge Arts Center
In Good Company
Many of us encounter artists through a finished work or live performance, while the path that led there often remains unseen. Through thoughtful conversations, In Good Company turns toward the practices, relationships, motivations and moments of persistence that fuel a creative life, offering a deeper look at the people behind the work and the communities that sustain it.
June 23, 2026
In Good Company with Brooke Annibale
With a fifth album arriving this September, Brooke Annibale appears to be in a season of listening more closely to her own. Her forthcoming record, Bolder Font, explores identity, self-worth, visibility, and the ongoing process of distinguishing our own truths from the many voices competing for our attention.
June 23, 2026
In Good Company with The Benji’s
Rhode Island-based grunge pop trio The Benji's have spent more than a decade learning how to make music together and, just as importantly, how to navigate the creative ecosystem around them with a sense of resilience and wonder.
June 23, 2026
In Good Company with Adeline Hotel
As the indie singer-songwriter behind Adeline Hotel and the founder of Ruination Record Co., his work often feels more concerned with noticing than providing fixed answers. Whether he is writing through a profound life transition, or building community among fellow artists, Dan shows a refreshing willingness to remain fluid and inquisitive rather than rush toward resolution.
June 12, 2026
In Good Company with Jill McCracken
jill mccracken is a Boston-based queer singer/songwriter making emotionally raw, retro soul music. Whether performing with a full band or in an intimate solo setting, their work is marked by vocal power, emotional honesty, and a deep commitment to human connection.
June 3, 2026
In Good Company with Kier Byrnes
Ahead of this year's New England Americana Festival, we sat down with Kier Byrnes to talk about musical traditions, creative practice, and the role live music continues to play in fostering connection and sparking joy for both audience and performer.






