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One-off show at the Ruby Lounge

Jess Chambers (solo), Uni and Her Ukulele (US) and Meredith Axelrod (US) play a one-off show together at the Ruby Lounge, March 18th.


Jess Chambers is capturing hearts all over New Zealand with her award winning songwriting and mesmerising performances.

This year she has been awarded the legendary New Zealand Country Music Award 2009 with her hit “Stringing Me Along” and is a finalist for
the prestigious APRA Silver Scroll Award for her song “Island”.

Jess’ live show already has a reputation as an intimate and captivating performance. New Zealand Musician described herWOMAD performance as receiving “standing ovations from the audience. A response that alludes towards a very very bright future for this infectiously irrepressible young singer.”

Don’t miss this opportunity to see the phenomenal talent of Jess Chambers with Uni and her Ukulele and Meredith Axelrod, both on tour from San Francisco.
 This will be an intimate acoustic show, a cabaret-style eventthat promises to be a special little night of music.

www.jesschambers.com


Uni and her Ukulele is the winner of Best of the Bay, San Francisco's weekly digest the Bay Guardian's honor for her songwriting in 2009. 

This accomplished young lady has sung with Johnny Otis, and has opened for the likes of James Brown, Ray Charles, The Four Tops, Tower of Power, Coco Taylor, Sean Hayes and
Jollie Holland, to name a few. She has toured multiple times in the States, Europe, Australia and New Zealand!

www.myspace.com/uniherukelele


Meredith Axelrod delights audiences far and wide with her renditions of historic American popular songs from the 1890s through the 1930s.
Genres include ragtime, jug-band, blues, pop. jazz, and ballad.  She learns these tunes directly from the people who performed them when they were in fashion - that is, off original 78 records.  Learning the tunes from the records or off the sheet music as opposed to learning them from other modern-day performers brings a rare influence to Axelrod's style that seems very unusual, very old-fashioned.

www.myspace.com/meredithaxelrod


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