Local alt-soul singer-songwriter Whitney Mongé, psych-blues group SuperMother, and art-rock septet Lyle created an atmosphere of musical camaraderie on Thursday night at the Tractor Tavern. Having organized the lineup, Mongé orchestrated a night filled with local musicians that bopped in and out of her set and kept fans on their toes.

Art-rock band Lyle kicks off the evening.

Singer-songwriter Arthur James of Lyle was a strong presence throughout the evening.

From left to right, Phil Hirschi, Natalie Gray, and James keep a fluid rhythm.

Singer/guitarist Lana McMullen hypnotizes with her vocals.

Gray and drummer Matt Price intoxicate with their performances.

Gray leaves your ears feeling anything but monochromatic.

Psych-blues outfit SuperMother brings some harmonically rich tunes to the Tractor.

SuperMother's drummer Luke Dumke keeps a cohesive beat.

SuperMother's frontman Skyler Mehal.

Brandon Busch plays a double-neck bass-guitar.

Their delight is obvious with a performance this fun.

Headliner Whitney Mongé brings her passion for music to the Tractor Tavern.

Having organized the lineup, Mongé made sure to pack it with friends, like familiar face Arthur James of Lyle.

Throughout the night, Mongé collaborated with myriad friends.

The rotation of guest musicians seems endless, some staying for a single song.

Harmonizing with musicians of all types, Mongé is an absolute triumph.

While she loves playing with her friends, Mongé occupies a unique territory of her own while solo.

Mongé's soulful presence is amplified by her forceful guitar riffs.

Fans dance and applaud for Mongé.