I'm trying something new this month. It's an exclusive Livestream Concert broadcast directly from my Patreon page this Sunday July 24th at 8pm EST.

So if you are not yet a Patron but have been considering joining the party, you can do so here in time for the show: https://www.patreon.com/andreawittgens. Patrons get to bring up to 2 guests to the show and I'm taking song requests as I craft the setlist over the next few days - so fire away!

Aside from special events like these, I post a new creation every month essentially giving Patrons a front row seat to art as it happens...Songs so fresh the ink has barely dried, lyric art pieces, behind-the-scenes videos and I have much more planned for the coming months.

Subscriptions are as low as just a few dollars a month, and as I head towards my first full-length album in over a decade (!!!), this support is a game-changer. I love Patreon because it's such a low stress, but very meaningful way to make a direct impact on independent music.

So, that's my pitch! I hope you'll join me for the show and ensuing adventures. https://www.patreon.com/andreawittgens

For the first time, Meghan Rose and I are combining forces to create a collaborative set featuring songs from both of our catalogs (and, of course, new musical experiments). And we are really excited to be debuting this experiment in the coziest of cozy rooms, the OG Rockwood: Stage 1 where we'll all be so close you'll get a contact high from the vocal harmonies.

I'm so happy to be back at the Tambourine Lounge with new songs and new art. Plus this time, I'll have some very special guests joining me. Stay tuned for details!

Excited to be a special guest at the Craig Greenberg band show at Culture Lab (what a FANTASTIC art space). I'll be playing a solo set on their beautiful grand at 8pm sharp. Come hear original music while looking at art surrounded by visual art while sipping wine or beer (available by donation). This is a really special place, hope you can make it! Culture Lab covid policy: “Guests must show proof of full vaccination and agree to wear a mask for the duration of the performance.”

This is a free online event hosted by The American Folk Art Museum on Facebook LIVE. At show time, just go to their Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/events/1341308772932992/

The museum’s critically acclaimed performance series continues via Facebook Live. Music featured at the Free Music Fridays series thematically reflects the spirit of self-taught art on view at the museum. Hosted by Lara Ewen. This month's show features: 6:00 pm: Danni Nicholls 6:30 pm: Maggie Carson 7:00 pm: Andrea Wittgens

Join me on Facebook LIVE for a concert from my NYC home studio to your couch or where ever you find yourself on a dark October night. Tis the season for dark songs of the festive, unsettling and cathartic varieties. I'll also be playing some new songs you may not have heard yet. This concert is open to all and no advance tickets are needed. However, tips greatly appreciated and keep this music machine running. Venmo @Andrea-Wittgens PayPal andreawittgens@gmail.com

I'm excited to be a guest on this week's "What's The Story with Maria" a weekly NYC based Radio show, where Maria interviews and celebrates Creative people and the reality of living, thriving and surviving as a creative person.

Excited to be playing a set of NEW songs on the Lower East Side at The Delancey. Music starts at 8pm. No advnce tickets needed the cover is just $10 at the door. See you there!

Due to this damn Delta variant and concerns for everyone's health, tickets are no longer publicly available. However, if you are interested contact me and I'll let you know if there are seats left. *All audience members must be fully vaccinated and wear a mask while in the Lounge.

Join me on FB live as I live-stream NEW songs and old favorites from my home studio in NYC! RSVP at the Facebook event posted above and you'll get all the info you need to join the stream.
This concert is free to all and there is no ticket charge but if you'd like to make a donation contribution here are some ways: - Venmo: @Andrea-Wittgens.
- PayPal : andreawittgens@gmail.com - Patreon : Become a Patron here -> https://www.patreon.com/andreawittgens

Join me on Facebook Live for an online concert Saturday, August 15th at 8pm, this time coming at you from the Catskills in beautiful upstate New York. Just go to my Facebook at showtime https://www.facebook.com/andreawittgensmusic/

It is FREE to all and you don't need to reserve a ticket. For those who would like to, I'll be accepting digital tips at Venmo@Andrea-Wittgens or PayPal: andreawittgens@gmail.com.

This will be my first LIVESTREAM show - I hope you'll join me! The live stream will be found on Rockwood's Instagram and Facebook account at @rockwoodmusichall (NOTE: Instagram Live ONLY works on mobile or tablet; it does not work on a desktop) There are no advance tickets to buy but you can RSVP and/or Donate at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/andrea-wittgens-facebook-and-instagram-live-tickets-109659029108

It's my birthday and all I want is a piano, a microphone and a roomful of friends. I'm so excited to return to Rockwood Stage 3 for a night of NEW music, old favorites and some very special guests. Show is at 8:30pm / 21+ only / $12 tickets.

Coming to a warm theater near you... 30+ songwriters take inspiration from local artists in a one-of-a-kind pairing of image and song as The Holiday Music Motel hosts its 9th annual celebration of the togetherness that only weather-bound isolation can bring. Two nights, two different shows Fri-Sat Feb 7 & 8, 2020 at 7:30pm at Third Avenue Playhouse in the heart of historic downtown Sturgeon Bay.

Coming to a warm theater near you... 30+ songwriters take inspiration from local artists in a one-of-a-kind pairing of image and song as The Holiday Music Motel hosts its 9th annual celebration of the togetherness that only weather-bound isolation can bring. Two nights, two different shows Fri-Sat Feb 7 & 8, 2020 at 7:30pm at Third Avenue Playhouse in the heart of historic downtown Sturgeon Bay.

STAGE FRIGHT!!!

In a life-or-death quest for the perfect Halloween theme, 36 songwriters face a darkly daunting deadline. Paired off in 3 frightening games of spin-the-bottle, they co-write their commingled hearts out before taking the stage to face the greatest terror of all: YOU!

Dark Songs 2019 marks the annual event’s 10th anniversary with its eleventh production, “STAGE FRIGHT!!!” Since its first incarnation in 2009 as The Edgar Allan Polka (celebrating Edgar Allan Poe’s 200th birthday), the Dark Songs stage aesthetic has fluctuated between classic Halloween and Dia De Los Muertos while more recently, some specific themes have emerged.

Last year’s theme was a psycho circus. The year before, it was a “mock opera” about Sturgeon Bay’s historic granary, which was endangered at the time. This year’s “Stage Fright” theme involves an exorcism.

Themes change, but dark comedy is the thread that runs through, along with regular nods to polka music – there’s always tuba and accordion – and of course, Edgar Allan Poe (the original guiding light).

Advance tickets go on sale Wednesday September 25! https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4396220

Tickets for each night are sold separately. Seating is assigned.

In a life-or-death quest for the perfect Halloween theme, 36 songwriters face a darkly daunting deadline. Paired off in 3 frightening games of spin-the-bottle, they co-write their commingled hearts out before taking the stage to face the greatest terror of all: YOU!

Dark Songs 2019 marks the annual event’s 10th anniversary with its eleventh production, “STAGE FRIGHT!!!” Since its first incarnation in 2009 as The Edgar Allan Polka (celebrating Edgar Allan Poe’s 200th birthday), the Dark Songs stage aesthetic has fluctuated between classic Halloween and Dia De Los Muertos while more recently, some specific themes have emerged.

Last year’s theme was a psycho circus. The year before, it was a “mock opera” about Sturgeon Bay’s historic granary, which was endangered at the time. This year’s “Stage Fright” theme involves an exorcism.

Themes change, but dark comedy is the thread that runs through, along with regular nods to polka music – there’s always tuba and accordion – and of course, Edgar Allan Poe (the original guiding light).

Advance tickets go on sale Wednesday September 25! https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4396220

Tickets for each night are sold separately. Seating is assigned.