Kaycie Satterfield

Zelma Stone Kaycie Satterfield Good Friends $10-$15 sliding scale. Thank you in advance! We are excited to share the night with you :) Doors open at 6 Show starts at 6:30 Address given after Payment/Rsvp. Parking is limited! Please park on poplar and walk over! There will be signs on gate “470” with directions of how to get to our house. Please be quiet and respectful when walking to and from our house to the road ♥️ KAYCIE SATTERFIELD Songwriter, producer and guitarist Kaycie Satterfield explores new sonic landscapes and dense subject matter in her new EP 444 Angels, set to release August 19 via Earth Libraries. Serving as a musical interlude between her debut album Rosie’s dance-infused indie soundscape and what is to come, the EP serves a darker and more lush palette. Kaycie is an active part of the Los Angeles music scene, playing guitar, bass and singing in multiple different projects and touring with the likes of Lauren Ruth Ward and Barrie, as well as working as a film and advertising composer. https://earthlibraries.com/collections/kaycie-satterfield IG: @kayciesatterfield Tiktok: @kayciesatterfield.lol ZELMA STONE Zelma Stone is the project of Zelma Studebaker (they/she), a songwriter with a gift for transforming grief into something haunting, tender, and deeply resonant. Rooted in the Bay Area and now based in L.A., Zelma’s sound weaves raw emotion with dreamy grit, drawing from early influences like Patsy Cline and Neil Young to modern indie icons like Amen Dunes and Sharon Van Etten. Their latest EP A Dance is their most fearless yet: a deep, open-hearted dive into love, loss, and letting go. They’ve shared stages with Bartees Strange, Miya Folick, and Alice Boman, and NPR praised their 2020 EP Dreamland as “beautiful and appealing” with “a quiet defiance.” Live, Zelma brings it all—the ache, the joy, and a voice that lingers long after the last note. Zelmastone.com Listen on Spotify, Apple music, youtube, etc.. IG: @zelmastonemusic GOOD FRIENDS Jerome Porter and Eva Parr are Good Friends (really good). They live together in Bolinas, California and write folk songs about the great mystery, the human condition, and their dogs. goodfriendsmusic.com