Alexa Wildish

Alexa Wildish is a Colorado-based singer-songwriter who 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. She took a hard-left turn from musical theatre to Americana, immersing herself in songwriting, 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 highlighting 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 inhabits.

Her latest EP, After Love, follows her celebrated run on NBC’s The Voice in 2023 and represents Wildish’s ambitious take on the art of crafting cover songs with staying power. Building on the modern folk sound of her first EP, After Love is lush, disciplined, poetic, and technically brilliant.

Unless the show sells out beforehand, tickets are available online until 9 AM the day of the show and at the door for $25 beginning an hour before the show starts.