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oin us on Friday, June 5, for a concert by and for the community—celebrating music and art produced by the Food Coop Concert Series Committee at ShapeShifter Lab.
This concert brings together a diverse lineup of artists across four curated sets, blending folk, indie and experimental sound worlds. From Adela Wagner’s intimate, genre-crossing storytelling and Siobahn Hotaling’s heartfelt songwriting to Marco Bolfelli’s stripped-down original set and the evocative chamber textures of Juliette + Emre, the evening unfolds as a journey through personal expression, cultural roots and nuanced musical dialogue.
SET 1
6:30 p.m. – 6:50 p.m.
Performer: Adela Wagner
Lineup:
Adela Wagner: voice, guitar, banjo, instrumentalist
About
Adela Wagner weaves close harmonies and echoes of formal vocal training into raw, intimate sound. They are a queer, interdisciplinary artist, multi-instrumentalist, community organizer, and sculptor, originally from the Czech Republic. Their musical sensibility was shaped through early training as a classical singer, immersed in opera and chamber music, and continues to be informed by roots in Czech folk traditions. Adela will share original sonic storytelling compositions, alongside reimagined arrangements of oral folk songs from the Czech Republic. This is an invitation to make noise, to listen to the stories, and to sing along.
SET 2
7:00 p.m. – 7:20 p.m.
Performer: Siobahn Hotaling
Lineup:
Siobahn Hotaling: vocals, guitar
About
Siobahn Hotaling is a singer-songwriter who loves writing heartfelt hooks. Her influences range from Joni Mitchell to Ani Difranco, and her biggest musical goal is to someday write the perfect pop song.
SET 3
7:30 p.m. – 7:50 p.m.
Performer: Marco Bolfelli
Lineup:
Marco Bolfelli: el. guitar & vocals
About
Solo set performing original tunes and songs.
SET 4
8:00 p.m. – 8:20 p.m.
Performer: Juliette + Emre
Lineup:
Juliette Hainline: piano, voice
Emre Tetik: french horn, piano
About
Juliette and Emre present a journey through French art songs, weaving together original works by Emre Tetik, selections by Gabriel Fauré, and more. Expect an evocative blend of voice, French horn, and piano with expressive harmonic colors.