AN EVENING OF FOLK WITH RENAISSANCE WOMAN, FRANK LLOYD WLEFT, LULA & JON COLEY

RENAISSANCE WOMAN is a project originally born in a lush, cicada-laden county in Virginia. She is now based in Berlin, DE, forging warm, cathartic folk and jazz melodies, straight up from the soil.

London-based artist FRANK LLOYD WLEFT produces music that blends influences of country, punk, jangle rock and beat poetry, with lyrics portraying a fractured late capitalist United States and the magic between those cracks. His music has been supported by the likes of The Line of Best Fit, KEXP, Radio X (John Kennedy), Rough Trade, BBC Radio (various), and he has collaborated with artists including Nina Winder-Lind (The New Eves), Lottie Pendlebury (Goat Girl), Wildwood Daddy and many more.

LULA is a Minnesota-based singer-songwriter who tells heartfelt stories through her music which are full of emotion, empathy, and universal truths.

JON COLEY  melancholic, soulful, bluesy.. gravelly vocals interspersed with a yearning falsetto. A renowned self-taught fingerstyle and acoustic musician, influenced by performers such as Nick Drake, Neil Young, John Martyn, Jackson Browne, James Taylor, and Sam Cooke. He has played New York’s famous club, The Bitter End, and played supporting spots and festivals alongside Michael Chapman, Ralph McTell, Wizz Jones, and Dylan LeBlanc.