They took their name from the A.R. Scammell song “Squid Jigging Ground,” a musical depiction of fishing for squid in the waters off Newfoundland. They combine their talents on guitar, bass, bodhran and tin whistles to lay down a thunderous musical base for their robust vocal harmonies.

Rowe grew up in the Maine music scene, learning the music trade literally at the feet of his late father, Tom, while the elder Rowe was traveling the country playing bass guitar with Schooner Fare.

Bennett grew up collecting Schooner Fare ticket stubs and albums. He started his professional career touring with the Portland, Maine Irish band Rakish Paddy.

The doors of the Brick Church’s intimate, countryside venue on Christian Hill Road open a half hour prior to the performance. Tickets at the door will be $10 for adults, and $5 for children 15 and under. For more information, call 207-925-1500 or visit www.lovellbrickchurch.org.