Women Of Song
Central Stories Museum & Art GalleryAlexandra, Otago
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About this show
Volume 2: Women of SongAfter a successful show at Ophir Hall last spring, ‘Women of Song’ is coming to Central Stories this October. Set against the rugged beauty of Central Otago, four singer-songwriters come together for an evening celebrating the women in song. Having graced stages internationally and throughout NZ, join us for an evening of songs and storytelling.Meet the Artists:Nia Isabella is a rising country artist whose music blends the soul of country with the strength of her classical roots. After spending the past year diving deep into the music industry, she’s ready to remake her debut as a country singer and songwriter. Having taken the stage at the Omakau A&P Show, Wanaka A&P Show and Wanaka Rodeo, Nia is earning a reputation for her warm stage presence and honest storytelling. With her unique blend of heartfelt lyrics and dynamic sound, Nia Isabella is carving out her place as one of country music’s most refreshing new voices.Just Janie grew up writing songs beneath the Hawkdun ranges. Fresh off a nationwide tour supporting her debut album ‘Mythology of the Girls’, she is bringing her songs home. Rolling Stone wrote; “Aotearoa folk music has a new, ambitious star in Otago-born singer-songwriter Just Janie’(2026). Blending folk-rock, with introspective lyrics and crisp melodies, Just Janie ‘made me laugh, cry and fall in love on the first song’ - David Milligan, Ōtautahi. Canadian musician Amy Storry McNally will mesmerise you with her folk-roots sound.…
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