Featuring Pancho Tomaselli, Chris Martinez, Steve Utstein, and Neil Campisano. Katie’s voice sensually saunters from a playful Fiona-esque femininity to a powerful operatic. There is simultaneous familiarity and cutting edge experimentation to the sound. Stirring chords and heartbroken melodies. This is unquestionably the blues, but a new shade. Overflowing with the kind of painful self examination that growth requires, Katie Knipp’s latest release, Me, finds the artist exposed at the seams and sewing herself back together in front of her audience.

Her fourth top ten Billboard charting album, Me brings Knipp’s hard-fought personal and musical self awareness to the forefront of the contemporary Blues landscape. From sultry to social justice, Katie Knipp dives all the way in on Me, teaming her refreshing vulnerability with expert level musicality and composition. Knipp’s unique euphony and passionate storytelling has propelled her to stages alongside the who’s who of the Blues including Buddy Guy and Robert Cray as well contemporary favorites like Trombone Shorty and Fantastic Negrito.