• Andrea Paquin, October 12: Andrea knew at a very young age that music touched her soul. She taught herself “Helpless” by Crosby Stills Nash and Young, and played it over and over again until she perfected it...this is where her musical journey began. She taught herself how to play the guitar, bass, harmonica, and how to sing. She played bass and sang harmonies in a band “The Everyday Visuals” for 10 years, while at the same time writing and performing her original music. She has to date recorded 3 albums, with the 4th album “Can You Hear Me?” currently being recorded, and due for release in 2013. Her songs tell vivid stories using clever, memorable melodies and harmonies along with captivating lyrics. And her sound has been compared to that of The Indigo Girls, Melissa Etheridge, and Joni Mitchell. Nathalie Levey of the Northeast Performer Magazine says “Paquin tugs at the heartstrings of her listeners and the rich, cozy humility of her voice goes down like red wine over good conversation.” She has performed at colleges and festivals throughout the country. She performed at Pride in North Hampton MA, Fresno CA, Boston MA, and NH. She has also performed at Raise the Roof Women’s Music Festival in Ontario and she was a finalist in the CT Folk Festival songwriting competition in 2011. www.andreapaquin.com

• Annie Rich, November 2: Singer/Songwriter Annie Rich captivates audiences with her original folk rock music which the Cape Cod Times calls "openhearted and passionate." She is currently supporting her CD "Places of the Heart" and recently released a single titled "Reason to Shine." All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Carrie A. Seaman Animal Shelter in Provincetown Ma. Annie plays all around the US and Canada, and has performed at many festivals including Colorado Music Festival, Falmouth Folk Festival, New England Woman's Festival, Go Girls Music Festivals and The Women's Week (Provincetown, MA). She has been heard internationally on various radio stations in the US, New Zealand, England and Costa Rica. www.annierich.com

 

• Emily White, November 16: Indie folk-rock touring singer/songwriter Emily White has been described as standing out "conspicuously from the pack. . .with her hushed, preternaturally haunting vocal delivery (and bewitching sense of indie-rock-informed melody." (Connect Savannah) She has released three albums to date, and has shared the stage with artists like Meg Hutchinson, Peter Mulvey, Bitch, and Ember Swift and has played festivals like Milwaukee PrideFest, OUToberfest, and Ladyfest Midwest. She "adds an infusion of humor, audibly diverse musical influences and a truly singular sound that may leave even the most severe folk cynics entertained." (Asheville Citizen-Times) She loves playing the Highlands Inn and is excited to come back! Check her out at www.emily-white.com.

• Sister Funk, December 7: Hot original music delivered with power, energy and sass; that’s what Sister Funk guarantees in every performance. Sister Funk is being recognized for their 10+ yr accomplishments in music and is being inducted into the Women’s Hall Of Fame in Seneca NY. A plaque in their honor can be viewed on the impressive walls with other remarkable women from yesterday and today! CURVE Magazine describes Sister Funk as “provocative, high energy, and entertaining, these women put on a hot show”. This 2009 Red Door battle of the band winner smashed the competition taking 1st place in every category during the 9 week battle, taking home the GRAND PRIZE cash money & studio time. Who says women can’t rock? www.sisterfunk.com

 

JANUARY-MARCH 2013 CONCERTS

APRIL-JUNE CONCERTS

JULY-SEPTEMBER CONCERTS

OCTOBER-DECEMBER CONCERTS