Juliet Gobert & Las Niñas Muertas

with Awkward Pocket opening
Sunday, February 1, 2:00pm
Nevada Theatre, Nevada City, California
$20 General Admission
$30 Reserved Seating

Tucked away in the foothills of California, a band of renegade women honor the music of the Grateful Dead. Las Niñas Muertas, a five piece, mostly acoustic band plays your favorite Dead tunes. Embued with the spirit of love for the music Las Niñas Muertas sing in four part harmony, with searing harmonica and electric guitar riffs, the twang of banjo and the twinkle of mandolin all sitting on the foundation of upright bass. Las Niñas Muertas invite you to dance, sing along, and come together over a shared appreciation for one of the most iconic bands of our time.

Annette Taborn – Harmonica – vocal
Kellie Garmire – Guitar/Mandolin – vocal
Juliet Gobert – Banjo – vocal
Mary Curtin – Upright Bass – vocal
Toni Valenta – Electric Guitar – vocal

Juliet Gobert is a Northern California songwriter whose original “Back Porch Americana” has earned her a place on stages at many of the state’s premier festivals and venues, including WorldFest, Strawberry Music Festival, High Sierra Music Festival, American River Music Festival, Kate Wolf Music Festival, the Kentucky Mine Music Festival, the Grass Valley Center for the Arts, the historic Nevada Theatre, and the Davis Music Festival. She has also been featured at celebrated Western and Cowboy gatherings such as the Elko Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Heber City Western Music and Cowboy Poetry Gathering, and the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival.

A respected collaborator in the regional music scene, Juliet has performed with, opened for, and sung alongside artists such as Dan Hicks, Nina Gerber, Roger Hodgson (Supertramp), Kenny Edwards (The Stone Poneys), Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett (Little Feat), Phil and Dave Alvin, Maria Muldaur, Wayne “The Train” Hancock, Rita Hosking, and Laurie Lewis.

Juliet performs widely as a duo with veteran harmonica player Homer Wills, and also tours as the lead vocalist and guitarist for The Heifer Belles, sharing her evocative original songs with audiences throughout the West.

Praised for her crystal-clear voice and emotionally rich songwriting, Juliet’s music—rooted in everyday stories of love, loss, family, and home—continues to resonate deeply with listeners wherever she performs.


AWKWARD POCKET

An eclectic, quirky band playing original music featuring guitar, cello, accordion, mandolin and melodica.

Lex Cook – guitar, vocals, and melodica
Erin Long – guitar, vocals, and accordion
Jasper Carnevale – cello and backup vocals
Mickey Finn – mandolin
Elijah Koko – drums

Is Awkward Pocket folk music? Hard to say. In an outdated and poorly conducted survey, we received these responses about our genre:
“indie americana”
“You guys just rock!”
“Funky jazzy bluesy folky”
“folk punk”
“definitely not folk punk”
“let me get back to you”

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