Lucy Kaplansky

In association with The Real Music Club

Sunday 18 January, 2.00pm
Tickets: £10.00 / £8.00 concession

Lucy Kaplansky has a voice you won’t forget. Clear, pure, and full of tender feeling, it cuts through the noise of the world and pierces you in the heart. The good news is, she's bringing that voice to Out to Lunch for a night of carefully chosen covers and incisive originals. She's "a truly gifted performer," according to the New Yorker, "with a bag of enchanting songs."

Lucy got her start as a singer/songwriter at a young age, floating around Chicago and then Greenwich Village and brushing elbows with friends like Shawn Colvin, Suzanne Vega, John Gorka and Bill Morrissey.

Her voice was made for a good folk tune, just like her lyrics - soft, strong and delicate.

Her show tonight promises a rich mix of folk, roots rock, and country, all delivered with great warmth, humor, and intelligence, in that unforgettable voice.

‘Her songs are about living, breathing people. They’re about life itself, in all its awkward, emotional, and difficult glory. There’s poetry in there, but not at the cost of the stories themselves.’ – No Depression