Roots-based, raise-the-rafters Rock My Soul comes to First Congregational Church in Wolfeboro! Join us for a spirit-soaring evening of spirituals, Civil Rights songs, soul, blues, pop, gospel, Americana, and all flavors of American music influenced by the African American tradition, and learn about how they all connect. Proceeds from this performance will support the KIND Co-op (Kids In NeeD).

KIND is a volunteer cooperative dedicated to supporting students and families in the Governor Wentworth Regional School District, Middleton, Alton, and Barnstead Schools. It identifies student needs through collaboration with school social workers or counselors and communicates them to community donors via email. Donors can contribute funds for specific requests or make general donations, with all proceeds directly assisting students. Managed by a committee representing the school districts and community, and operating as an outreach of the First Congregational Church, UCC of Wolfeboro, it fosters direct support between those in need and willing volunteers, amplifying positive change within local communities.

For over 20 years, Rock My Soul has established itself as a musical force in northern New England. With its unique brand of rousing, raise-the-rafters music, the group has garnered an ever-growing following and has performed to packed houses throughout New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. Rock My Soul has been featured on TV shows NH Chronicle and 207, as well as Maine Public Radio, and one of its songs was included in the PBS documentary Freedom Songs: Music of the Civil Rights Movement.

Rock My Soul’s concerts attract hundreds of fans, who often dance in the aisles to a sound that is at once traditional and contemporary. The group is tight and polished, yet has the immediacy and soulfulness of the old-school roots sound it seeks to revive. Guaranteed to be a foot-stomping, hand-clapping good time.