Spencer LaJoye makes queer indie folk music for everyone.
With a crystalline voice, a multi-instrumentalist’s command of harmony, and a virtuosic mastery of the loop pedal, LaJoye is a one-human tour-de-force, winning ears and hearts everywhere they go.
If LaJoye’s work as a songwriter had to be ruthlessly boiled down to one word, “craft” is a solid contender. Spencer’s songs dance effortlessly between theatrical grace and unhinged sincerity, with melodies that make you exhale, and turns of phrase that make you shake your head with a satisfied smirk.
LaJoye is a relentless wordsmith, harvesting endless insight out of lived experience. Since the providential and cathartic breakout of their anthemic hymn “Plowshare Prayer,” Spencer has been in non-stop motion. Spencer won the Kerrville New Folk singer/songwriter contest in 2021, and the Songwriter Serenade contest in 2024. They’ve shared stages and tours with The Crane Wives, David Wilcox, Dar Williams, Mary Gauthier, and countless greats in the singer/songwriter community.
"Reflective and evocative folk/pop...LaJoye not only knows how to tell a story but also how to create drama in the melodies." Gary Schwind, Glide Magazine
For more information, see spencerlajoye.com.
Doors open at 7:00 and the concert begins at 7:30. Tickets are $20 in advance, available at Eventbrite.com, and $25 on the day of the show.
Tea, coffee and sweets will be available for purchase.
