Benefit the Community Concert
Come join ephemera, Lizzie Lakes, and tendersong for a cozy night of music to benefit the RVA community! All ticket sales for this show will be donated to Fetch a Cure and we are also collecting non-perishable items to donate to a local food bank.
Tickets are on a siding scale starting with a $5 minimum. Doors are at 6:30 pm, and music will start at 7:30 pm.
About The Musicians
ephemera is the new project of Richmond, VA based artist Alicia Robbins. Alicia is deeply inspired by the music and lyricism of Indigo De Souza, Adrianne Lenker, Weyes Blood, and Sloppy Jane. The early sound of ephemera is rooted in Alicia's exploration of unique chord structures on the guitar. Although the sound is comparable to folk music, ephemera is a "musical patchwork," incorporating elements from a variety of genres. Alicia's lyricism relies heavily on symbolism and imagery to process emotional moments and experiences. She hopes that her music can connect with others and make them feel seen.
Lizzie Lakes is a Raleigh, NC based indie pop artist. Her dancy atmospheric sound has been described as low-fi bedroom dream pop with surfy guitar-driven melodies. Sounds like a nice car ride with the windows down, singing loudly to your fav new song. Bands like Clairo, Soccer Mommy, Jay Som, and Freak Slug influence writer Lizzie, to name a few. With understandable yet poetic lyrical work, there is something for everyone to relate to in the songs. Debut single “Pining” is available on all streaming platforms now, with an EP on the way!
tendersong is a project by singer/songwriter Tina DeSeta, who is based in Fredericksburg, VA. Tina has been playing music and singing for over 20 years. Her focus in her music is to create something that can be easy to listen to, uplifting (yet honest), and genuine. Tina hopes that her music helps others feel understood and process through their experiences. Some inspirations for Tina include Haley Williams, Julien Baker, Arlo Parks, and Bon Iver.
About Fetch a Cure
FETCH a Cure is a 501 ©(3) non-profit organization focused on improving the quality of life for pets. Working with pet owners and the veterinary community, FETCH is furthering pet cancer awareness, education, and treatment. Their vision is simple: A community where no one is denied a choice for their pet’s health due to lack of options, education, or funding.