Jimmy Ryan and Dana Colley, two icons of Boston Music team up to kick off The Burren's return to live in person music!  

"Jimmy Ryan is one of those names woven into the fabric of Americana music. He's not atop the marquee, mind you, a la Lucinda Williams or Buddy Miller, but his contributions are considerable. He's perhaps best-known as one of the principals in alt-country precursors the Blood Oranges, but his cheat sheet also includes the more bluegrass-based Beacon Hill Billies, the rural-rocking Wooden Leg, and [...] an extended stint with Boston folkie Catie Curtis. Ryan may well be residing in your record collection in less obvious places, too -- his oft-unconventional mandolin playing has colored songs by such varied artists as Morphine, Warren Zevon, Dumptruck, Boiled In Lead, Gerald Collier and Mary Gauthier."
-No Depression Magazine

Dana Colley, since the co-creation of the legendary Boston band Morphine has helped to establish and embellish dozens of local and national projects.  The sound of his baritone sax is as iconic and identifiable as any artist could be related to their instrument and he's sat guest on more live shows and recordings than are possible to count.  He's a true gem in the Boston music community.