LisaBeth Weber Tuesday, May 8th at 7pm

LisaBeth Weber's career spans over 20 years in the creative arts and is most known for her artwork, music, and writing. In the past 9 months, LisaBeth has written nearly 50 new songs — a record for her, no pun intended. Her latest CD, THE FIRE TOWER SESSIONS, was produced and engineered by Grammy maker, Bil Vordick (Ralph Stanley, Bela Fleck, Alison Krauss). She and music partner Maggie Marshall have opened for Nanci Griffith, Ralph Stanley, Dave Grisman, Roy Clark, and over 50 others, as well as appearing live on WXPN with Michaela Majoun, Gene Shay, and Kathy O'Connell. In addition, two of LisaBeth's songs have been featured on NPR's Car Talk.

A few months ago, LisaBeth's original song, "TROUBLE MAN" was chosen as a top ten favorite of 2011 on WXPN by on air host Chuck Elliott. She wrote the song during Hurricane Irene in tribute to the electrical crews that work in dangerous storm conditions. In the summer of 2011, LisaBeth was invited by the band Blackberry Winter, (the musicians from the Oscar nominated film Winter's Bone) to join them on stage and sing one of her original songs with them backing her at their NYC and Philadelphia gigs during their national tour. Most recently, LisaBeth was chosen to be a 2012 showcase artist at the NERFA (Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference) in Washington, DC.

Ok, enough about what LisaBeth has done — let me fill you in on who she is. LisaBeth exudes an incredible amount of positive energy. Some of my favorite recent tunes focus on better living through acceptance and gratitude. Her lyrics reveal a curious and adventurous soul who is willing to fearlessly jump right in and float down the river of life. She will be performing with percussionist, Justin Rudy

Sample Tunes