Concert: Victoria Vox
Name:
Concert: Victoria Vox
Date:
July 18, 2019
Time:
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM CDT
Website:
http://www.artstartrhinelander.org
Event Description:
Suggested $10 admission donation. All concert admission donations pay the musicians.
A beer and wine cash bar is open during all evening concerts.
Co-hosted by WXPR, Local. Public. Radio https://www.victoriavox.com/home
Victoria Vox is an ukulele-toting award-winning songwriter and performer. Originally from Green Bay, WI, Vox has lived in France, England, Nashville, Baltimore, and now resides in Costa Mesa, CA. With a passion for songwriting since she was 10, she studied at the Berklee College of Music (Boston, MA) and in 2003, she took up the ukulele as her main accompaniment.
Since the release of her first ukulele album in 2006, Vox has been one of the leading songwriters on the ukulele scene (Ukulele Magazine, front cover + feature article). However, she straddles into the folk scene as well, where she has opened for Jackson Browne, Tom Chapin, Leo Kottke, and Cheryl Wheeler. She performs mostly as a one-woman-band, incorporating a loop pedal and bass effect on her ukulele, while taking her own solos (on mouth-trumpet), and cutting through it all with her genuine lyrics and pure voice.
A beer and wine cash bar is open during all evening concerts.
Co-hosted by WXPR, Local. Public. Radio https://www.victoriavox.com/home
Victoria Vox is an ukulele-toting award-winning songwriter and performer. Originally from Green Bay, WI, Vox has lived in France, England, Nashville, Baltimore, and now resides in Costa Mesa, CA. With a passion for songwriting since she was 10, she studied at the Berklee College of Music (Boston, MA) and in 2003, she took up the ukulele as her main accompaniment.
Since the release of her first ukulele album in 2006, Vox has been one of the leading songwriters on the ukulele scene (Ukulele Magazine, front cover + feature article). However, she straddles into the folk scene as well, where she has opened for Jackson Browne, Tom Chapin, Leo Kottke, and Cheryl Wheeler. She performs mostly as a one-woman-band, incorporating a loop pedal and bass effect on her ukulele, while taking her own solos (on mouth-trumpet), and cutting through it all with her genuine lyrics and pure voice.
