Rickie Lee Jones

Grammy-winning folk duo Indigo Girls return with a full summer 2022 tour schedule including Summerfest and Red Rocks shows. Indigo Girls will be joining fellow headliners Rickie Lee Jones, Brandi Carlile, Sarah McLachlan and Neko Case on these dates. As always, they are bringing along a some of their favorite artists as support for these dates, including Katie Pruitt, Nicole Atkins, Danielle Howle, Becky Warren, Ruthie Foster, and Lucy Wainwright Roche. Along with songs from throughout their career, they'll be highlighting songs from their critically-acclaimed release Look Long (Rounder Records/ Concord), a stirring and eclectic collection of songs that finds the duo reunited with their strongest backing band to date. Dates are listed below. Visit www.indigogirls.com for more info.

Fans of the Indigo Girls will have a chance to see their favorites in Alabama this fall, courtesy of the Opelika Songwriters Festival. Folk-rock duo Amy Ray and Emily Saliers are among the first wave of acts announced for this year’s festival, set for Oct. 14-16. The lineup for 2022 also includes Rickie Lee Jones, John Paul White, Kim Richey, Shawn Mullins, Leigh Nash (formerly of Sixpence None the Richer), Paul McDonald, Adam Hood, Dan Navarro, Peter Bradley Adams, Jeff Black, Larry Mitchell and more.

Something came over me in the middle of singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones’s recent concert at City Winery in NYC. At the end of her song “Living It Up,” I wrote in my notebook: “Was I the only one who wanted to weep at the presence of this woman, this person, whose mind.…” I didn’t know how to describe her mind so left it at that. She had moved me beyond words with her performance of this complex song, in which the story of three streetwise but hapless characters evolves into a poetic exploration of what it means to be “living it up.”

When Rickie Lee Jones finally makes her debut at the thrice-delayed French Quarter Fest, she’ll be warmed up and rarin’ to go, fresh from major East Coast tour capped off at New York’s City Winery and Woodstock’s Levon Helms Studio. “My old bass player John Leftwich joined us last night and it kicked in so good,” Jones reported mid-tour via Zoom. “We smiled all n...

The Chicago-born, California-formed, and New Orleans-residing songstress, Rickie Lee Jones, and her adroit trio illuminated the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport earlier this month. This was her fifth time playing this venue, and the fifth time I have seen her live — though the first time on this stage. My prayer is that this performance was recorded and will be released in the future: It was the best performance that I have seen her give.

The Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center will host Rickie Lee Jones, the voice of a generation, as she narrates her journey through music on Sunday, March 13 at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $62.00, and there is limited availability. “Rickie Lee Jones is an iconic female musical artist, and we could...

Two-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones, who has been dubbed the Duchess of Coolsville and an America troubadour, will bring her eclectic, jazz-informed trio to the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport on March 5. Prior to the pandemic, Jones brought her unique, melodic voice to the North Shore...

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Rickie Lee Jones has announced a 14-date tour, her first extended trek since 2019. The singer-songwriter kicks off her 2022 voyage with a performance on March 1 in Annapolis, Md. From there, Jones tours extensively throughout the eastern states before concluding with a stop at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

Rickie Lee Jones has announced a 14-date tour, her first extended trek since 2019. The singer-songwriter kicks off her 2022 voyage with a performance on March 1 in Annapolis, Md. From there, Jones tours extensively throughout the eastern states before concluding with a stop at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

After sitting out 2020 during the COVID-19 health crisis and moving indoors with limited seating to avoid foul weather in 2021, the Word of South literary-music festival is stepping outside again with a public gathering in Cascades Park on April 8 through 10. The big names for 2022 include Grammy...

Rickie Lee Jones will be on a Northeast tour in March that includes two nights at NYC's City Winery on 3/17 & 3/18. All dates are listed below. Meanwhile, Jones' memoir, Last Chance Texaco, will be out on paperback in April via Grove Press. From the back-of-the-book blurb:. With candor...

After Joe Rogan declared his love for Joni Mitchell's work, he then realized she didn't write "Chuck E.'s in Love." That was Rickie Lee Jones.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones joined host Kenneth Womack to talk about her musical roots, having her 10-year-old world rocked by the Beatles, her recent memoir and more on "Everything Fab Four," a podcast co-produced by me and Womack (a music scholar who also writes about pop music for Salon) and distributed by Salon.

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Our friend Steve Lee shared this video on Facebook (via another friend, Dave Swift). This is a fantastic clip of Rickie Lee Jones performing on Old Grey Whistle Test on September 9, 1979. The great Reggie McBride is on bass in this performance, which includes the following:. Intro – Anne...