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You've got a guy for hard-edged, thoughtful rock: Miracle Train. A Vermont/New England progressive rock project active in the mid-2000s, Miracle Train built a dedicated live following with original material and tightly executed covers. While no commercially released albums are documented, the band made its mark through regional gigs and touring across the Northeast and Mountain West. This page pulls together what’s publicly known about the lineup, live history, and available material from that era, plus where to follow the band members and associated projects.

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Note: Miracle Train’s public dating/booking page appears inactive, and there isn’t credible reporting of a 2025 tour. If you’re exploring this act for archival interest or nostalgia, you’re in the right place to get a concise snapshot of their scene, members, and live footprint.

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For fans and venues alike, Miracle Train represents a snapshot of mid-2000s progressive rock in the Vermont/New England scene. If you’re seeking archival information or looking to connect with related acts from that period, we’ve got you covered with contextual details, member bios, and references to period press coverage. Stay tuned to official music channels and reputable archives for any new updates or reissues protecting the band’s legacy.

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Quick Facts About Miracle Train

  • Miracle Train was a Vermont/New England progressive rock band active around 2005–2006, featuring Jon Brooks (guitar/vocals), Brian Lauri (keyboards/vocals), J.D. Smith (bass) and Trevor Ainsworth (drums).
  • Public coverage confirms live gigs in 2005 (Keystone, Colorado) and early 2006 (New York City) as part of their touring, plus local club shows and original/cover material. No commercially released albums or widely documented singles are listed in these sources.
  • The band’s public dating/booking page (miracletrain.net) appears inactive or unavailable, and there is no credible reporting of a 2025 tour for Miracle Train.
  • There is another, unrelated Miracle Train property: Miracle Train: Ōedo-sen e Youkoso, which is an anime series from 2009 with a soundtrack; this is distinct from the Vermont band and should not be conflated with it.
  • No robust social media presence for the band is documented in the available sources; the most concrete references are from 2005–2006 press coverage and Grateful Web/JamBands.

For fans and venues alike, Miracle Train represents a snapshot of mid-2000s progressive rock in the Vermont/New England scene. If you’re seeking archival information or looking to connect with related acts from that period, we’ve got you covered with contextual details, member bios, and references to period press coverage. Stay tuned to official music channels and reputable archives for any new updates or reissues protecting the band’s legacy.

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