Vanna Pacella / Maddy Wood / crash space at Myrtle – East Providence, RI

Free admission. RSVP here. Tips to the performers are always appreciated!

Maddy Wood and crash space join Vanna Pacella on their “The Less I Know” tour.

Vanna Pacella is a rapidly rising songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Falmouth, MA, whose contemporary pop/rock sound, defined by haunting layered vocals, cinematic keyboard solos, and profound lyricism, has earned her the title of “modern Fleetwood Mac” from fans. Recognized as the 2025 New England Music Awards’ “New Act of the Year”, Vanna crafts an emotionally raw sound that blends the sonic architecture of Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac with the soulful grit of Bonnie Raitt and the pop sensibilities of contemporaries like Vanessa Carlton, allowing her to fluidly move between intimate songwriter and full-throttle rock band. Backed by a fiercely loyal fanbase across New England and significant industry recognition, including multiple songwriting awards and performances at prominent New England venues like City Winery Boston and Soundcheck Studios, Vanna delivers a massive sound with her expertly tight trio, continuing to make impressive strides as New England’s hometown rising star.

Providence’s own “Rock n’ Roll glitter princess” Maddy Wood is fresh off her 2025 EP release of Fool’s Spring, blending the celestial power of Stevie Nicks with the razor-sharp vulnerability of Phoebe Bridgers. Known for her “radical authenticity” and high-energy live sets, she turns heartbreak into a distorted anthem you can’t help but dance to. From the paralyzing honesty of “If I Could Move” to the soaring rock of her 2025 releases, Maddy’s music is an invitation to feel everything—loudly and unabashedly. With a sound influenced by Harry Styles and the raw edge of The White Stripes, she’s a beacon for the genuine and the bold.

crash space is a dynamic Providence, RI duo featuring Damian Puerini and Beth Killian, known for their unique spin on pop music. They blend together styles of electronica, trip hop, and R&B, forging an artistic essence that stands out in the local scene. Killian provides vocals which at times evolve into soundscapes of melodies and harmonies, while Puerini’s structures and arrangements incorporate synthy distortions, mesmerizing harmonies, and an array of samples and guitar work. Their sonic exploration is exemplified on their debut full-length album, “Space Mom”, released in April 2025, and their newest July 2025 single “Shackfield” (feat local violinist Diane O’Connor) has been described by local art critics as “a hypnotic track that’ll put the senses in a trance.”