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JENNA NICHOLLS
LIVE 2025-2026
JULY
26 – Beacon, NY – Towne Crier *
31 – Egremont, MA – The Barn at Egremont Village Inn
AUGUST
8 – Granville, NY – Slyboro Ciderhouse #
9 – East Freehold, NJ – Lunar Faire
23 – Olivebridge, NY – Summer Hoot 2025 †
29 – Callicoon, NY – Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery
SEPTEMBER
19 – Woodstock, NY – Colony Café
26 – Northampton, MA – The Parlor Room
OCTOBER
3 – Portland, ME – One Longfellow Sq +
4 – Boston, MA – The Red Room at Cafe 939 +
8 – Vienna, VA – Jammin Java ^
9 – Easton, MD – Stolz Listening Room
18 – Brooklyn, NY – Voices in the Heights
19 – Middlebury, VT – Town Hall Theater
21 – New York, NY – The Bitter End
25 – Sharon, MA – Not Just A Coffee House
NOVEMBER
7 – Albany, NY – The Eleven
9 – New York, NY – Cafe Wha? #
20 – State College, PA – The State Theater
21 – Pittsburgh, PA – Sunnyhill Live!
DECEMBER
14 – New York, NY – The Scratcher
JANUARY 2026
17 – South Walton, FL – 30A Songwriters Festival †
18 – South Walton, FL – 30A Songwriters Festival †
31 – Ossining, NY – Bethany Arts Community
FEBRUARY 2026
13 – Belmont, MA – Second Friday Concerts at First Church Belmont
OCTOBER 2026
17 – Plymouth, MA – House Concert
* w/ Hot Club of Cowtown
# w/ Peter Mulvey
^ w/ Brian Dunne
+ w/ The Cactus Blossoms
† Festival Appearance
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Jenna Nicholls weaves a spell with her utterly individual tapestry of sound, strumming her ukulele with the spirit of New Orleans or crooning a cowboy’s tale with the soul of the West. Her melodies, like vintage vinyl spun anew, carry the weight of memory and promise of tomorrow. Hailing from a small town near Pittsburgh, PA, Nicholls gravitated to the creative hotbed of NYC’s Lower East Side, where she honed her abilities as a songwriter and performer while forging lasting friendships with other like-minded artists and musicians. Three albums on her own dime revealed a restless muse and lush, nostalgic style encompassing classic sounds spanning anything from Singin’ in the Rain to Bessie Smith. Along the way, Nicholls won over audiences on the storied stages of such vaunted venues as NYC’s Beacon Theatre and Carnegie Hall while also performing alongside fellow artists like Ingrid Michaelson, Glen Hansard, Lucius, and Joan as Policewoman.
The title of Nicholls’ new album, The Commuter, is fitting in every sense – the story of a journey both musical and personal. “The songs curated here represent a time of transition,” she says, “from residing in NYC to a new home in upstate NY, from life in a corporate world to finding my voice in a creative one.” Songs like “Tie A String,” “All Those Days You Won’t Remember,” and the poignant title track signal a sense of departure as well as new beginnings, boasting a richer sound with inventive, fleshed-out arrangements and an astoundingly wide-ranging collection of original songs. Still, The Commuter makes it perfectly plain that Jenna Nicholls remains steadfast in her goals, invoking breathtaking emotion and musical artistry by simply staying true to her instincts.
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JENNA NICHOLLS
THE COMMUTER
(Royal Potato Family)
Release Date: Friday, October 10, 2025
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