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Gina DeNoble
Sáb, 17 oct 2026
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Biografía del artista
Gina DeNoble is a vocalist and songwriter currently living in the Portland, Oregon area. She plays guitar and delivers deep, textured, resonant, sultry vocals. Her genre is lyric-driven, soulful folk with occasional blues elements. The mood of her music could be described as dramatic, whimsical, emotional, and romantic. Artists to whom she has been compared include Tracy Chapman, Natalie Merchant, and Joan Armatrading.
Having grown up a stone’s throw from Mount Rainier National Park, Gina is a dyed-in-the-wool Pacific Northwesterner! Her debut full-length album entitled Wanderer’s Paradise is currently streaming on all major platforms. The songs on the album were written while she was traveling regularly between Washington, Canada, and Alaska.
Gina returned to the stage in 2023 after an almost 15-year hiatus from giving public performances. She has since been playing at venues and festivals around the Pacific Northwest region. She made her debut at Seattle’s Northwest Folklife Festival, returned to the beloved mountain lodge where she lived as a teen and wrote several of the songs on her album, played an off-grid outdoor hydroelectric-powered concert at Breitenbush Hot Springs, helped kick off the Washougal Songcraft Festival, and was a featured guest on the national radio program River City Folk with Tom May.
Leer másHaving grown up a stone’s throw from Mount Rainier National Park, Gina is a dyed-in-the-wool Pacific Northwesterner! Her debut full-length album entitled Wanderer’s Paradise is currently streaming on all major platforms. The songs on the album were written while she was traveling regularly between Washington, Canada, and Alaska.
Gina returned to the stage in 2023 after an almost 15-year hiatus from giving public performances. She has since been playing at venues and festivals around the Pacific Northwest region. She made her debut at Seattle’s Northwest Folklife Festival, returned to the beloved mountain lodge where she lived as a teen and wrote several of the songs on her album, played an off-grid outdoor hydroelectric-powered concert at Breitenbush Hot Springs, helped kick off the Washougal Songcraft Festival, and was a featured guest on the national radio program River City Folk with Tom May.
Géneros: Acoustic, Soul, Folk Rock, Acoustic Rock, Coffeehouse, Folk
Ciudad de Origen: Portland, Oregon
