Troy Millette is the kind of songwriter whose songs stick with you — honest, hook-filled, and grounded in real emotion. Backed by his band, The Fire Below, he’s built a reputation as one of the Northeast’s most compelling live performers, blending heartfelt storytelling with an energetic, crowd-connecting stage presence. From intimate rooms to major festivals, his shows strike that rare balance between thoughtful songwriting and the kind of energy that keeps a room fully engaged from the first note to the last.

On April 3, Millette brings that magic to ButtonBall Barn, offering a chance to catch an artist who’s shared stages with everyone from Grace Potter and Guster to Counting Crows and The Marcus King Band. A two-time winner of Vermont’s Best Folk Group and a SXSW showcase artist, Millette’s songs have been praised for their emotional depth and classic Americana feel — drawing comparisons to Jason Isbell and Tom Petty. If you care about great songs, great musicianship, and the kind of live show that feels personal and powerful, this is one you won’t want to miss.