Aldous Collins Band Live

New England's most electric live act takes the stage at the Beachcomber, where golden hour meets full-throttle sound.

Six musicians. One unforgettable night.

Aldous Collins brings his band to the Beachcomber with the kind of energy that fills a room. Collins, a singer-songwriter from Goffstown, N.H. now based in Hull, leads a six-piece lineup that's earned a reputation for bringing down the house at venues across New England and the Boston area. Drummer Nicholas Asta of Marshfield, trumpeter Sam Dechenne of Cambridge, bassist Matt Nourse of Quincy, guitarist Michael Rahman of Norwell, and percussionist and backup vocalist Steve Smith of Scituate round out the band. Together, they deliver the kind of live performance that reminds you why you came.

Meet the Band

The Ensemble
Six musicians who bring down the house

Aldous Collins

Singer-songwriter from Goffstown, now based in Hull, anchors the band with voice and acoustic guitar.

Nicholas Asta

Drummer from Marshfield drives the rhythm section with precision and energy.

Sam Dechenne

Trumpeter from Cambridge adds brass warmth and melodic lift to every set.

Matt Nourse

Bassist from Quincy locks in the low end, holding the groove steady.

Michael Rahman

Guitarist from Norwell weaves texture and color through the band's sound.

Steve Smith

Percussionist and backup vocalist from Scituate layers rhythm and harmony throughout.

The Beachcomber, Live

The Beachcomber sits where Cape Cod's energy peaks—right on the water, where the salt air carries the sound of live music into the evening. Aldous Collins and his band bring the kind of performance that fills a room: Collins on vocals and guitar, Nicholas Asta driving the rhythm, Sam Dechenne's trumpet cutting through, Matt Nourse anchoring the low end, Michael Rahman layering the guitars, and Steve Smith adding percussion and backup vocals. Together they bring down the house at venues around New England, and on this night, they're bringing it to you.