Doors at 7:00 PM | Music at 8:00 PM
Tickets 10$ online/ 15$ at the door
Join us for an evening of lyrical grit, emotional storytelling, and indie folk-rock elegance with Hannah Judson.
Described as “a little Alanis Morissette with a twist of Lucinda Williams, set against a post-rock bohemian Paris soundscape” by Left Bank Magazine, Judson crafts intimate and fearless songs that blur the line between real and surreal. Her latest album, Satellites Grace the Sky Like Tumbleweeds, released in April 2025 on Boneyard Records, is a bold exploration of distance and resilience in the wake of collective upheaval.
With roots in coastal Maine and deep ties to both the Paris indie scene and Chicago’s Wicker Park alt/folk community, Judson’s music blends Americana, folk-rock, and subtle touches of jazz. Her sound has drawn comparisons to Aimee Mann, Natalie Merchant, Suzanne Vega, Liz Phair, and Jill Sobule, and her performances are warm, quirky, and captivating.
Armed with electric guitar, live looping, and percussive vocals, Judson builds ethereal, emotionally resonant soundscapes—each song a story of loss, transformation, and quiet strength. Whether performing in Paris cafés or on international festival stages, she delivers a show that is at once raw and refined, bold and welcoming.
