Judith Owen - Live in Stockholm - Part 1

Judith Owen - Live in Stockholm - Part 1

Born in London and now living in New Orleans, singer-songwriter and pianist Judith Owen is a force of nature. She has released numerous albums and received praise from newspapers such as “The Times” ”The Independant” in England, ”The Wall Street Journal” in the US, Le Figaro in France, El Pais in Spain and "Rolling Stone” in Germany. She has also been heard on BBC Radio 2 and key radio stations around the world, and toured with successful musicians such as Bryan Ferry and Richard Thompson

Judith Owen singer-songwriter and pianist is currently riding the wave of a tremendous couple of years – recently capped of with ‘redisCOVERed”with two consecutive albums making

“The Top 100 Album” The Times Culture (UK) – 2018 and 2016 “Somebody’s Child”

and

5 Star live reviews from a recent sold out Ronnie Scott’s London show.

★★★★★ The Times (UK)

“The singer-pianist shuffled the jukebox in a set of daring cover versions in which she revealed unexpected depths…a stunning evening”

Clive Davis

★★★★★ ArtInfo / Forbes / Dante

“Sensationally good reworkings of songs. Judith reveals the depths that Drake and Ed Sheeran never knew they had, revisits the beauty of Joni Mitchell and does Deep Purple as you have never known before. Extraordinary, frankly: must see, and hear.”

Mark Beech (author of “All You Need is Rock”)”

Record Collector

“an artist, who's hard to classify, but impossible not to love” Andy Rawll

Her live performances, whether as a headliner or as the handpicked opening act for Bryan Ferry’s recent tours of Europe and North America, have been wowing listeners and gaining fans including fellow artist Jackson Browne, who said of Owen’s onstage prowess: “It’s a masterclass on how a show should be done.”

“The line I always use is, ‘I don’t do karaoke.’ I don’t perform or sing music unless it means something to me,” Owen insists. “I knew I had to make these songs matter to me, to have my truth in them.”

It doesn’t take much digging to find the deeper layers of meaning in her song choices. Look within even the seemingly silliest selection and you’ll find a big piece of Owen’s heart waiting for you.

Judith Owen - Live in Stockholm - Part 1