Michaela will be at the Musician’s Corner on Thursday at 7pm and Andrea von Kampen will be on at the Mercury Lounge on Saturday at 7pm!
Michaela Anne plays return show at XPNFest- watch here
Michaela Anne played a long awaited festival date at the XPoNential Festival this past weekend on the Marina Stage. She originally booked the festival back in 2019, and was thrilled to be back on the stage for her first time since the start of the pandemic. You can watch Michaela’s set here.
Watchhouse sells out two nights at the Ryman
On September 3rd and 4th, Watchhouse played two sold out shows to a a couple-thousand eager audience members, who had been waiting to see the band since the show was rescheduled in fall of 2020. The Americana Highways review called it “an incredibly special evening'‘ and that the band is “equipped with authenticity, patience, kindness, and a hope to share genuine love with those listening. The two of them and their music hold these attributes so apparently, and when that foundation is accompanied by The Ryman Auditorium… transcendence. There wasn’t a dry eye in the building.”
Watchhouse , the self titled album is here!
Watchhouse is out and available everywhere!
For the band, it was a long year and a half, but knowing that they had this record made truly saved them when the pandemic began.
The band recorded the record in their friend Alex Bingham‘s family’s lake house a few hours from their home in Chapel Hill, NC. Producers Josh Kaufman and James Goodwin became instantly inspiring. The band said, “it was a dream to create with them. We brought a million ideas and still gained an infinite amount from the musical genius and perspective of Josh Kaufman, Josh Oliver, Clint Mullican, and Joe Westerlund all brought their invaluable musical intuitions to the room in a way that felt easier, freer and more unrestricted than on any earlier albums.” Give it a listen today!
That Spell , Andrea’s new full length album, out today!
That Spell is out and available everywhere!
Andrea took her time making this album: she isolated with her brother David and engineer James Fleege in a small studio in Ashland, Nebraska over the course of six months. The time they spent in the studio making music was a safe place away from the stress of what felt like the world falling apart. While this album was made during quarantine, it is not necessarily a quarantine record- but rather about Andrea’ childhood, inequality, climate change, and so much more. Take some time to listen here!