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Alexa Wildish
Chautauqua and KGNU present LA benefit concert
Chautauqua Community House
900 Baseline Road
Boulder, CO 80302
Feb 26, 2025
7:30 PM MST
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Door time: 6:30 PM
Show time: 7:30 PM
Join us for a night of music and giving at Concert for LA: A Benefit for Wildfire Victims, featuring performances from Jason Hann (String Cheese Incident), Megan Burtt, Alexa Wildish, Derek Dames Ohl, Dechen Hawk, Caleb Schwing, Scott Bauer, members of Daniel Rodriguez, Jake Leg, Sturtz, Heavy Diamond Ring, The Living Room band and more incredible local artists. This event will support those impacted by the devastating Eaton Fire, with all proceeds going to the Eaton Fire Recovery and Relief Fund, through the Pasadena Community Foundation, providing much-needed aid to fire victims.
Thanks to our incredible local partners, the event will also include a silent auction, raffle, and additional ways to give back.
Together, we can help Los Angeles heal and rebuild after this horrible tragedy. For more information on the Pasadena Community Foundation, please visit: https://pasadenacf.org/
Don’t miss this chance to make a difference—get your tickets now!
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Ricki De
April 28th 2025
I’ve seen Alexia 5 times, this topped them all and that’s had to do given how wonderful the other concerts were. She has amazing talent and personality.
Lafayette, CO@Tiny Yurt
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Alexa Wildish Biography
Colorado singer-songwriter Alexa Wildish grew up in a musical family in the horse country of Southern California, where her father collected vintage guitars and she studied classical voice from age seven. Wildish spent her school years in musical theatre, but at age 17, an entirely different musical spark was ignited when she saw The Wailin’ Jennys open for Nickel Creek, and she took the hard-left turn from musical theatre to Americana. She had been on her way to Broadway, but the lure of performing original material was strong; she threw herself into songwriting, learned guitar and octave mandolin, and never looked back.
Wildish released her self-titled debut EP in 2020, staking her claim as one of Americana’s most compelling new voices and making it easy to see why she took home first place at Planet Bluegrass’s emerging singer-songwriter competition in 2019. With a pristine voice likened to Alison Krauss and Eva Cassidy, her lyric “I'll be your refuge, a place you can go,” aptly describes the rich and mystical soundscapes she so deftly inhabits on her freshman effort.
Wildish’s latest EP After Love comes after her celebrated run as a contestant on NBC’s The Voice in 2023 and is the singer-songwriter’s ambitious submission to the cover record canon. Building upon the modern folk sound of her first EP, After Love is both lush and disciplined, poetic and technically brilliant--an ode to the art of crafting a cover song with staying power.
Read MoreWildish released her self-titled debut EP in 2020, staking her claim as one of Americana’s most compelling new voices and making it easy to see why she took home first place at Planet Bluegrass’s emerging singer-songwriter competition in 2019. With a pristine voice likened to Alison Krauss and Eva Cassidy, her lyric “I'll be your refuge, a place you can go,” aptly describes the rich and mystical soundscapes she so deftly inhabits on her freshman effort.
Wildish’s latest EP After Love comes after her celebrated run as a contestant on NBC’s The Voice in 2023 and is the singer-songwriter’s ambitious submission to the cover record canon. Building upon the modern folk sound of her first EP, After Love is both lush and disciplined, poetic and technically brilliant--an ode to the art of crafting a cover song with staying power.
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