Alice Osborn Plays the Black Rabbit Mead Company Musician Spotlight: Brought to You by Reno Musician’s Collective
Date: Monday, June 9
Time: 7 to 9 p.m.
Location: Black Rabbit Mead Company, 401 E 4th St, Reno, NV 89512

June 9th with Alice Osborn, Annie Davidson, and Mari Stoner. A female songwriter powerhouse evening!

Alice Osborn is an accomplished songwriter, historian, and poet from Raleigh, North Carolina, who seizes the call of home, humor, and identity to influence her neo-folk vibe. Educated at both Virginia Tech and NC State, she has published four books of poetry and is currently working on a historical novel/memoir about the Donner Party tragedy of 1846-47. Her most recent CD is Skirts in the Snow and is crafting her most personal album yet, incorporating the theme of relationships and social class against the backdrop of the Lake Tahoe Basin’s climate concerns. Listen more at [www.aliceosborn.com](www.aliceosborn.com) and [https://aliceosborn.com/aliceosborn.com](https://aliceosborn.com/aliceosborn.com)

Annie Davidson is a singer-songwriter with a lyrical, blues-infused folk/rock sound. Her heroes include Rising Appalachia, Joni Mitchell, and Trevor Hall. She is a recording artist with the band Raggedy and a classically-trained soprano. She lives in a cabin in South Tahoe with her kids where she routinely scares off bears with a tambourine.

Singer-songwriter Mari Stoner comes to Reno with a musical background spanning the genres from opera to rock and everything in between. Her musical journey took her to New York City to pursue a career as an operatic and classical musician where she discovered the freedom of expression that writing your own music can provide. Her music features lyrical lines and a vocally-driven sound influenced by artists such as Grace Potter, Lera Lynn, and Brandi Carlile. She is based in Reno where she enjoys spending time outside with her pup and performing with her band, Hail Mari.

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