Hymn For Her Concert/ Sound therapy w/s / Music Jam/ Food

Hymn For Her appears at Bagaduce Music on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, as part of the Second Wednesday House Party Series, a monthly midweek gathering that blends live music, food, and community in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Designed to feel more like a house party than a traditional concert, the series offers an affordable way to experience exceptional artists up close.
Second Wednesday unfolds as a full evening experience. From 5–6 pm, the public is invited to attend a Sound Therapy Workshop with Lucy and Wayne of Hymn For Her (separate registration required), while musicians of all levels may also participate in Bagaduce Music’s Free Guided Jam. From 6–7:15 pm, dinner will be available on campus from Conscious Café, followed by a 7:30 pm concert featuring Hymn For Her.
Known for their fearless originality and powerful live performances, Hymn For Her blends Americana, folk, blues, country, and punk into a sound that is raw, soulful, and unapologetically authentic. Vintage Guitar Magazine / RA praises the duo: “These trailer park hippies can sing and play their butts off and don’t give a hoot what the straights think! It’s White Stripes meet Country Joe McDonald, with things just psychedelic enough to keep everyone interested and on their toes. The humor is good. The music even better.”
In addition to the concert, Hymn For Her will offer Listening Beyond the Mind: An Experiential Introduction to Sound Therapy, a one-hour workshop exploring the therapeutic power of sound. Using tuning forks, drums, singing bowls, and gongs, participants will learn simple techniques for self-regulation, experience rhythmic drumming to support nervous system calm, and be guided into deep listening that allows the thinking mind to soften and let go. The workshop is part learning, part experience, and designed to leave participants grounded, relaxed, and curious.
Both the concert and workshop take place at Bagaduce Music, 49 South Street, Blue Hill, Maine. Concert admission is available at the door with a $15–$35 suggested donation; food is available for additional purchase. Workshop registration is required and details are available through Bagaduce Music.