Wellfleet

Let Wellfleet bring the fun and dancing to your event!  

Named after the peaceful and charming resort town at the end of Cape Cod, Wellfleet is committed to the ideal that music brings everyone together. Mixing cover songs that appeal to the masses with accessible original material in their set list, they are perfect for any setting.  

Wellfleet is at its core an acoustic duo made up of Patrick Curry on guitar and Craig Roy on harmonica. But the band is available in a variety of formats, ranging from the laid-back duo, to a full-fledged dance band complete with bassist, drummer, and lead guitarist (and any combination in between).

We combine more than 30 years of experience to deliver a high quality product, playing off a long (and ever-growing) list of cover songs, featuring artists that are highly recognized and well-liked by a diverse audience. You'll hear everything from classics like Frank Sinatra or Johnny Cash, to folk artists like Bob Dylan, to upbeat acts like The Beatles and Paul Simon, or straight-ahead rock by artists such as Tom Petty and Lynyrd Skynyrd, to contemporary artists like The Script, Matt Nathanson, or Ray LaMontagne.

We can provide our own sound, banner, and lights.


About Patrick Curry

When he was 13, Pat snuck into his older brother's room, stole his acoustic guitar and chord charts, and taught himself to play by jamming along with his dad's Beatles records. Soon after, he shifted his focus from playing other people's music to writing his own. Over the next 12 years, he played in two bands, Short Bus and The Whatnot, performing more than 500 shows up and down the east coast in notable rooms such as CBGB's in New York City, The House of Blues in Boston, Eddie's Attic in Atlanta, the Big Easy in Portland, Nectar's in Burlington, the Meadowbrook in Gilford, and the UNH Field House in Durham, NH. He has shared bills with national acts such as Willy Nelson, Guster, O.A.R., Howie Day, Matt Nathanson, and Ben Kweller, amoung others. 


About Craig Roy

Craig Roy started his musical journey at the age of 14 when the Blues Bug first hit him. With support from his parents, he started frequenting the Blues circuit in New England. Playing Blues clubs from Portland Maine down the coast to the House of Blues in Cambridge Mass, west to Antrim and as far as Chicago, IL. Craig started making a name as one of New England’s finest harp players, and through the years he has jammed with greats such as James Montgomery, James Cotton, Taj Mahal, Rockin’ Jake, Larry McCray, Magic Slim, Johhny Hoy, Dave Hull from the Joe Perry Project, Duke Robillard, Bruce Marshall, Jimmy Vivino from Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Jim Belushi, J. Geils, Roomful Of Blues and many more.