Jean Rohe & the End of the World Show at The Falcon

“There are plenty of talented artists out there, but what sets Jean Rohe apart are the suppleness of her voice, the integrity of her vision, and the grace she shows in her wide-ranging journeys across the musical landscape.” –– WFUV

Featuring Liam Robinson (accordion/keyboard/singing), Matt Aronoff (bass), Chris Berry (drums), James Shipp (percussion and vibraphone) and
Jean Rohe (guitar/mandolin/compositions/singing)

www.jeanrohe.com
“A sure-footed young singer-songwriter,” in the words of The New York Times, Jean Rohe has been captivating audiences for years with her one-of-a-kind narrative songs. In her latest release, Jean Rohe & the End of the World Show, Jean showcases her unique musical voice, which incorporates aesthetic approaches from jazz, folk, and Brazilian traditions. Hailed as “masterful” (Daily News) and “enchanting” (Elmore), the record won two Independent Music Awards in 2014. It is a travelogue, relating stories in several languages from her lone journeys through her city and beyond. The eleven songs on the record blossomed from melodies heard outside apartment windows, excerpts from Jean's journals, snippets of poems, and street vendors' cries. ...

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“There are plenty of talented artists out there, but what sets Jean Rohe apart are the suppleness of her voice, the integrity of her vision, and the grace she shows in her wide-ranging journeys across the musical landscape.” –– WFUV

Featuring Liam Robinson (accordion/keyboard/singing), Matt Aronoff (bass), Chris Berry (drums), James Shipp (percussion and vibraphone) and
Jean Rohe (guitar/mandolin/compositions/singing)

www.jeanrohe.com
“A sure-footed young singer-songwriter,” in the words of The New York Times, Jean Rohe has been captivating audiences for years with her one-of-a-kind narrative songs. In her latest release, Jean Rohe & the End of the World Show, Jean showcases her unique musical voice, which incorporates aesthetic approaches from jazz, folk, and Brazilian traditions. Hailed as “masterful” (Daily News) and “enchanting” (Elmore), the record won two Independent Music Awards in 2014. It is a travelogue, relating stories in several languages from her lone journeys through her city and beyond. The eleven songs on the record blossomed from melodies heard outside apartment windows, excerpts from Jean's journals, snippets of poems, and street vendors' cries.

“Not only does she make astoundingly beautiful music but she is thoughtful, reflective, and courageous.” ––No Depression

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