Rebecca Loebe with Kate Mills
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Tickets $25 online, $30 at the door
After 6pm on the day of the show, only door tickets will be available.
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Rebecca Loebe
Rebecca Loebe writes songs that sneak up on you—sharp, funny, and just a little dangerous beneath a disarmingly sunny exterior. At 5’1”, she’s a big voice in a small package, pairing clever lyrics and a wicked sense of humor with a stage presence that makes you feel instantly at ease… right before she knocks the wind out of you.
Her live show is part concert, part choose-your-own-adventure: with her fan-favorite “Song Roulette,” the audience helps shape the setlist in real time, pulling from deep cuts, brand-new material, and the occasional irresistible cover. No two nights are alike, and each one feels like a roomful of strangers deciding, together, to laugh harder, listen closer, and feel something real.
Loebe first caught national attention on Season One of NBC’s The Voice, where she stunned both Adam Levine and Christina Aguilera into competing for her, and her haunting cover of “Come As You Are” hit #1 on iTunes worldwide. A Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Award winner, she’s spent the past decade touring relentlessly and turning every stage into a space where audiences can trust fall into her music.
She’s back on the road with new songs, new stories, and the same uncanny ability to make a room lean in. Catch her while she’s passing through—you’ll want to say you were there.
TL;DR: Wickedly funny, fiercely honest songs—and a voice you won’t forget.
“Rebecca Loebe is a woman at the height of her powers." — Kathy Mattea, NPR’s Mountain Stage
“With her voice, she can do anything she wants to do.” — SiriusXM Radio
“Mixing resilience, empowerment and just a bit of pissed-off punch…” — Rolling Stone
Rebecca shares her experience on The Voice
Kate Mills
Kate is a musical storyteller whose lyrics and emotional perspective are uniquely informed by her time as a Social Worker. “Many of the things I loved about social work are also why I love music,” she says. “In both, it’s about creating a space for us to acknowledge and embrace our whole selves, even the parts that are challenging." Her folk-rock sound captures the warmth and orchestrations of her beloved 1970s Laurel Canyon singers-songwriters, while being enhanced by today’s crisp production standards. It’s like taking a drive with Dan Fogelberg, Brandi Carlile, Linda Rondstadt, and Grace Potter.
In 2020, Kate released her debut album which captures the warmth and orchestrations of her beloved era of 1970s Laurel Canyon singers-songwriters, while being enhanced by today’s crisp modern production standards. As a performing artist, Kate has gigged around the country at venerated venues, house concerts, colleges, and festivals. Select highlights include City Winery in Philadelphia, Ardmore Music Hall, Hotel Cafe in LA, Cutting Room in NYC, Montauk Music Festival, ASCAP’s “I Create Music Conference,” Ladybug Festival, NJ Folk Festival, SouthEast Regional Folk Alliance, and Musikfest.
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The East Falls Train Station is a short walk from the Fallser Club. Parking in East Falls is no problem! There is ample free on-street parking near the East Falls train station driveway at 3610 Midvale Ave and a paid municipal lot three blocks away at 4100 Ridge Ave. Midvale Ave and Ridge Ave are both well-lit!
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