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Kirsten Maxwell – Saturday, March 23
“I never thought I’d ever hear a voice as angelic and mesmerizing as I did when I first started listening to Joan Baez some 50 years ago, but then I heard the voice, the songs and melodies of Kirsten Maxwell,” says Jon Stein, host of Hootenanny Café on WTBQ. Maxwell has been performing since she was very young—fiveyears-young, in fact—on the stage of the Amato Opera, formerly a destination for singers and opera lovers alike in the East Village of NYC. Since then, she has earned national recognition for being an award winning songwriter, and a compelling performer. In December, Kirsten opened for Melissa Etheridge in Connecticut. She has also recently shared the stage at City Winery NYC, opening for the acclaimed Canadian songwriter and poet Ferron. Maxwell regularly performs in the Northeast and she has been on four self made tours to the Midwest and down the East Coast. This June, Maxwell released a self-titled EP that is beginning to receive reviews such as this one from DJ John Platt of WFUV: "When Kirsten Maxwell first emerged several years ago, the folk world was captivated by her gorgeous voice and songwriting ability - and inevitably curious to see how this exciting young talent would develop. Kirsten's new EP offers some clues, as she spreads her wings to embrace not only folk, but Americana, pop, and indie influences. The journey has just begun!”
http://www.kirstenmaxwell.com/
Check out video of Kirsten:
Crimson
Butterfly
Dirty Water
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Tickets $20 at the door – General Admission
Doors open 6:00 pm, Show at 7:00 pm
At The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Lowcountry
110 Malphrus Road, Bluffton, SC, 843-837-3330
www.uulowcountry.org; info: MusicOnMalphrus@gmail.com or uucl.office@gmail.com
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