Natalie Cressman/ Adrianne Lenker & Buck Meek at Joe's Pub

Raised in an eclectic musical household, Natalie Cressman has only continued to diversify and expand her musical universe. Still in her early 20s, the trombonist/composer/vocalist has assimilated the full range of her sonic influences into a startlingly mature, strikingly original voice that melds the sophistication of modern jazz with captivating storytelling and intoxicating melodies reminiscent of indie rock's most distinctive songwriters.

After 3 months of touring with various side projects, Cressman brings her group back to Joe’s Pub on July 19th, featuring trumpeter Ivan Rosenberg, guitarist Mike Bono, pianist Steven Feifke, bassist Jonathan Stein, and drummer Mark Whitfield, Jr. Co- billing with Cressman is Berklee graduate and accomplished singer-songwriter Adrianne Lenker, fresh off her own US tour, in a duo format with her collaborator guitarist Buck Meek....

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Raised in an eclectic musical household, Natalie Cressman has only continued to diversify and expand her musical universe. Still in her early 20s, the trombonist/composer/vocalist has assimilated the full range of her sonic influences into a startlingly mature, strikingly original voice that melds the sophistication of modern jazz with captivating storytelling and intoxicating melodies reminiscent of indie rock's most distinctive songwriters.

After 3 months of touring with various side projects, Cressman brings her group back to Joe’s Pub on July 19th, featuring trumpeter Ivan Rosenberg, guitarist Mike Bono, pianist Steven Feifke, bassist Jonathan Stein, and drummer Mark Whitfield, Jr. Co- billing with Cressman is Berklee graduate and accomplished singer-songwriter Adrianne Lenker, fresh off her own US tour, in a duo format with her collaborator guitarist Buck Meek.

Cressman is widely known for touring with Phish’s Trey Anastasio, and playing in New York City with Nicholas Payton, Wycliffe Gordon, and Peter Apfelbaum. Those varied experiences are reflected on her gorgeous second release, Turn the Sea. Anastasio calls the album "a beacon of light in an increasingly cold and mechanized era of music. Natalie is standing on the precipice of an incredible life in music, and if this album is any indication of where she's headed, then I'll be listening every step of the way."

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