Junior Jams: Here Comes Trouble with Special Guest Marsha Goodman-Wood

Join us for this special pre-Mom's Day double bill and enjoy the best of the area's original kindierock with Here Comes Trobule headed by a mom and dad duo of New England Conservatory of Music graduates, Kelly Donohue and Jon Babu, performing with another artist mom, Marsha Goodman-Wood. Here Comes Trouble beautifully blends a variety of musical genres, from funk to punk, to rockabilly to rock and roll, appealing to the zany and wacky in all kids and their parents. A talented cast of characters musically stomp and chomp their way through an energetic and engaging repertoire of original music including titles like "Watermelon Felon," "Spill the Beans," and "I Like Toys." Singer-songwriter Marsha Goodman-Wood is known for setting little toes to tapping with original melodies that mix generous doses of science and positive social messages into songs that are just plain fun. Her quirky, smart compositions take on topics from astronomy, answering the age-old question “Why Can’t You Dance on Jupiter?” to nonconformity with “Sheep Don’t Wear Shoes,” and biology in “The Penguin Song.” A former cognitive neuroscientist, Marsha includes fun facts and lessons in her songs! Recently named a Washington Post Editor’s Pick, Marsha is also a nominee for Best Children’s Artist of 2013 by the Washington Area Music Association (WAMA). Her 2012 release, "Gravity Vacation" was a WAMA nominee for Best Children’s Music Recording, and “The Penguin Song” was just named to the list of finalists for the 30th Annual Mid Atlantic Song Contest.