Treehouse Art Space Presents

Anthony Frijia & Babe Honey in Concert

Friday, Dec 11

Doors: 7pm

Show: 8pm

Bring your own beverages, appetizers served

About the Artists

Anthony Frijia has his audience laughing one minute, and crying the next. A renowned songwriter and storyteller, Frijia was recently voted “Best Local Artist” in the Baltimore Reader's Poll, on the heels of his 11-track indie-rock record, “The Artifacts of Letting Go”.

Welding folk, blues, and country influences, Frijia's lyrically-driven songwriting has built an audience in the mid-Altantic, and across the country as a touring artist, as he draws comparisons to Bob Dylan, Tyler Childers, and Todd Snider. His knack for storytelling and a great lyric have never been more evident than on “The Snuggery Sessions”, Frijia's recently-released (and first ever) live record.

Destiny Lopez is an indie folk & soul artist, now known as Babe Honey. She was originally born & raised on the Chesapeake Bay from the shores of Maryland and now resides Jacksonville, FL.

In 2018 Destiny Lopez quit her 9-5 job to become a full time singer songwriter, and believes it is by far the best leap and risk she has ever made. 4 years later, she pursues her songs under the name Babe Honey. Most of her songs are inspired by her experiences while living in her van and on the road chasing the perfect wave. Invigorated by the surf breaks of California’s coastlines to the crisp cool air of the tallest rocky mountains, Babe Honey writes from the point of view of flavor and sensations, bringing a new perspective and incisive wit to her tales of connection and adventure. With whimsical vocals she combines a vintage sound with modern material to soothing effect.

Babe Honey now continues to write music, inspired by the beauty in every wilting flower and grace of the passion vine. It’s her loved ones and her supporters that fill her with fervor the most. The dream to share her songs with the world continues to grow.

Contact the host of Treehouse Presents Anthony Frijia & Babe Honey Dec 11