Celebrate Women’s History Month in Salem through these live music events —
She’s Speaking LIVE
Eight phenomenal Oregon women songwriters take the stage for a night of songs by women, about women, for everyone. Backed by a full band, they’ll share their artistry and voices, paying tribute to some of their musical heroes in a collaboration that will touch your heart, lift your spirits, and get your toes tapping. The concert features the talents of Arietta Ward, Bre Gregg, Kristen Grainger, LaRhonda Steele, Beth Wood, Liz Chibucos; Naomi LaViolette, and Lisa Mann. (As seen in photo above)
When & Where: 8 p.m. March 15 at Salem’s Historic Grand Theatre
Cost: $25. Click here for tickets.
Fête des Femmes
Performing music from across the centuries and the globe, from classical pieces to modern musicals, Willamette’s Music program celebrates the unique voices that have paved the path for future women artists. This year’s concert also includes Irish female composers.
When & Where: 2 p.m. March 17 in Hudson Hall at Willamette University
Cost: $9 to $15. Click here for tickets.
Women of the Blues
A double-header musical event featuring award-winning soulful blues and jazz performer Joanne Broh plus Northwest Women Rhythm & Blues fronted by founder Sonny “Smokin” Hess, the first woman nominated in a male-dominated field for Best Lead Guitar by the Cascade Blues Association, as well as Portland blues vocalist Myrtle Brown.
When & Where: 7 to 10 p.m. March 30 at Salem’s Historic Grand Theatre
Cost: $20. Click here for tickets.