Join Louisa Hall Music, Vadim, and Victoria Vox for an evening of music, fun, friendship, and ukulele-fueled joy to celebrate the release of Louisa’s debut record, Barista Boyfriend!
Because you’re friends (yes, all of you!), you’re invited to join Louisa to celebrate the release of her first full band record, one night only, and only at Jammin’ Java! And, because parties are better with friends, be sure to come early to see and hang out with Vadim (a new acoustic folk project from Andy Valenti and Alex Vans) and Victoria Vox (brilliant ukulelist, singer, songwriter, and mouth trumpet pioneer).
About Louisa Hall:
Louisa Hall is your friend. Sweet, silly, with “pipes and emotion reminiscent of Loretta Lynn,” and an intense affinity for cats and caffeine, it isn’t hard to see why. On Barista Boyfriend, and in concert, Louisa offers her take on everything from internet dating to real-life stalking – and all the awkward moments in between – with her signature mix of earnest yet amusing lyrics set to earworm worthy melodies wrapped in lush arrangements.
About Vadim:
Vadim is an acoustic folk project developed by Andy Valenti of “Oh He Dead” and Alex Vans, who when he isn’t writing smooth Yacht Rock with his NYC based band “Bad Business,” teams up with his best bud Andy from DC to write really sad (but fun to listen to) songs.
About Victoria Vox:
Victoria Vox has taken the artful sound of the ukulele into eclectic new directions. Her music ranges from upbeat and clever to honest and moving, while incorporating her signature “mouth trumpet” and occasionally singing in French. Her delightful songwriting uses a unique palette of sounds and beats that delight audiences of all ages.
