Upcoming events.
Seattle, WA (early show)
Emily will be playing duo with Eric Mendelsohn for this early set.
Portland, OR (with Hannah Glavor & Anna Diem)
An evening of Americana, Indie-Folk & Alt-pop with storytelling at the center.
Brooklyn-based and California-born, Emily Jeanne Brown writes “nostalgic and heartfelt [songs]” (NPR Music) about shifting identities and searching for home. After her minimal but visceral 2020 cover of Springsteen’s ‘i’m on fire’ garnered tens of thousands of streams, in 2024 Americana Highways praised her 3-song Nina EP for “music that plays out in the imagination and vocals that sound like a songbird at dawn”. She has since shared stages with Brian Dunne (of Fantastic Cat), Katie Martucci (of The Ladles), Chris Trapper, Marty O'Reilly and Hayley Hendrickx. Her debut full-length record, Coaster, produced by Nan Macmillan, was released this summer through the Brooklyn-based indie label Sunken Living Room.
Hannah Glavor is a Portland based singer-songwriter with a cinematic range of indie rock revelry and raw folk spirit, clutched together by catching pop elements. She has been on the West Coast scene for the past decade sharing the stage and with a broad range of sound like Y La Bamba, Joseph, Elbow and Sixpence None the Richer.
Hannah's music is a mature meld of indie rock revelry and raw folk spirit, clutched together by catching pop elements. Her evocative lyricism, intimate vocal delivery, and enthralling arrangements conjure a compelling and eclectic blend of comparisons from Faye Webster to Fleet Foxes to Feist to Metric. With her co-produced album “So Far, So Long” (2020), crafted with the analog masters at Mason Jar Music in Brooklyn, New York, (Feist, Fleet Foxes, Andrew Bird, Chris Thile) Hannah’s new solo work beckons a new chapter of sound distinct from her former indie-folk family band days (2011-16). Her songs and mantra have not ceased to strive to give language to hope; having weathered losses, difficult transitions, and surviving brain surgery in 2017. Her cry for peace and hope, even in the worst of life's storms, is an invitation for all to fight to see and love others around them.
Petaluma, CA (with special guest Sloan Irving)
Join Emily for a hometown show as she celebrates the release of her debut album, Coaster. Featuring local support from Sloan Irving.
Come early for free pizza!
Portland, ME (with Kate Victor - early show)
Join us for an intimate HOUSE CONCERT with wine, beer, soft drinks and light bites!
SEATING IS EXTREMELY LIMITED so we suggest buying tickets in advance.
"Coaster" ALBUM RELEASE @ C'mon Everybody! (Brooklyn, NY)
Join us for the album release show for Emily’s debut record! With Deidre & the Dark and Nan Macmillan. BUY TICKETS HERE.
Song Circle No. 4
January 29th @salononkingston (Brooklyn, NY)
Doors 7:30pm | Music 8pm
An intimate evening of original songs, shared in the spirit of creative community. Not a lineup, but a circle — a space to listen deeply as each songwriter shares what they’ve been working on!
Featuring:
@emilyjeannebrown
@ashnimusic
@lilabloommusic
@biancamunizofficial
@thisiscarolinekuhn
@eloramusica
@isabelshaye
Suggested donation $20 | All are welcome
Come listen 💫
EJB @ Pangaea - Bennington, VT
I’m so excited to be returning to my dear friend Lani’s restaurant in Bennington, VT for an early Sunday evening gig. Lani will be opening the evening with her project, Like Bunny.
Show is by donation
Music starts at 6pm
Emily Jeanne Brown @ Myrtle - Providence, RI
with Dave Alves, Molly O’Leary & Justin Arena
FREE SHOW
Music at 8pm
EJB @ Kitty Castle - New Bedford, MA
I am thrilled to be joining Molly O’Leary and Justin Arena for their songwriter series at Kitty Castle in New Bedford, MA.
$10 donation suggested
Doors at 6:30 Music at 7
Song Circle #2 @ Salon on Kingston
Doors at 8pm, Music at 8:30pm
Suggested donation $20 at the door (cash or Venmo)
Featuring: Ashni, Ambrose Getz, Margot Bennett, Treya Lam, Lila Blue, Nan Macmillan and Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez
Cherry Rock Festival
I am so excited to head back to the house where we tracked the majority of my upcoming full-length record for this awesome festival in Littleton, NH.
For more information including address and logistics for overnight stays, DM Nan Macmillan on Instagram @nan_macmillan.
Song Circle @ Cassette
Join a group of all-women songwriters as we share what we are working on in-the-round. Featuring Ashni, Kate Victor, Mary-Elaine Jenkins, Ambrose Getz, Sami Stevens and Ella Mar.
Fleet Folkses: An Album Sing Thru w/ EJB and special guests
RSVP & Pay What You Can to receive show address here: https://partiful.com/e/bbargxESHI2GcFf4MPkC
EJB Birthday Bash & Record Fundraiser w/ Katie Martucci & Lila Blue
March 20, 2025
Doors 7:30 Music 8
Come celebrate Emily's birthday and help raise money for her first full length record with live music, a raffle giveaway, and other fun surprises!
TICKETS ARE LIMITED!
EMILY JEANNE BROWN's (she/her) music speaks to the crossing of thresholds: from childhood to adulthood, from west to east coast, from a pre- to a post-pandemic world. A lifelong singer trained as a Shakespearean actor, Brown began her foray into recording during quarantine, with a minimal but visceral cover of Bruce Springsteen's 'i'm on fire', which quickly garnered tens of thousands of streams. Since then, she has released a string of original singles that are a natural fit with the current movement of women in indie-folk pop [boygenius, Maggie Rogers, Fiona Apple, HAIM, Phoebe Bridgers, Sharon Van Etten or even Taylor Swifts latest work] (Aptly Journal), and is known for curating sold out, community-focused shows at New York venues such as Berlin and Sleepwalk. In 2024, Emily released a 3-song EP, Nina, through YouTooCanWoos singer/songwriter imprint, Sunken Living Room, co-produced by Deidre Muro (Deidre and the Dark, Violet Sands, Savior Adore) and Eric Mendelsohn. She has plans to release her first full-length record in 2025.
Hailing from the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York, KATIE MARTUCCI (she/her) grew up singing, and playing fiddle and guitar. After a brief stint of collegiate acapella at Skidmore College, Katie rejected a possible future as a historian at the State Department, and transferred to the New England Conservatory. While at NEC, she studied voice, songwriting and arranging in the Contemporary Improvisation Department, and formed The Ladles with Caroline Kuhn and Lucia Pontoniere. Today, Katie is based in Brooklyn, NY. When she's not playing with The Ladles, Katie performs with the creative collective, Apartment Sessions, leads the Tucci Swing Orchestra, and performs her original music with the Katie Martucci Band.
LILA BLUE (all pronouns) is a twenty-four year old non-binary and queer folk musician, singer-songwriter, playwright and performer based out of New York. They have been performing and composing professionally since early childhood in communally devised theater with the likes of Bread and Puppet Theater and the Lake Lucille Chekhov Project, as well as developing a solo music career. Their projects navigate themes of grief, joy, being queer as the day is long, and collisions with a ghost or two. They have composed music for film and television, most notably for MTV and Lifetime. Lila is one of the 2024 Kerrvilles Grassy Hill New Folk Award Winners for Emerging Songwriters. They released their fourth LP, Sweet Pea, on Nov. 10th, 2023, on MOXE. It's garnered much critical praise including Ann Powers of NPR, "they bring an incredible authority to songwriting and singing...enormous fearlessness and panache." They're currently developing an original musical about the life and work of artist Hilma af Klint.
