Female person is seen in a semi close-up, she is wearing a transparent black blouse, which gives a hint of her tattoos on her arm. Her right arm is bent, her forearm rests on the lower edge of the picture, her left hand rests on her right forearm. A red and blue parrot is sitting on her right index finger. The woman has closed her eyes and her long hair is slicked back.
Grace Cummings (Photo: Gil Gilmour)
Thursday, 25.8.2022
20:40 – 21:30, Palais
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Grace Cummings

That voice! It immediately stands out – it’s so deep, so wild, so engaging. Fitting, then, that Grace Cummings called her second self-produced album »Storm Queen«, whisking you away with sparsely orchestrated folk songs. Most of the time, the Australian artist is accompanied only by the acoustic guitar, sometimes by a harmonica or a tambourine. Her lyrics are full of imagery and large on metaphors, singing of independence, distance or closeness. Bolstered with vocal training as a stage actor, the singer-songwriter brings out completely new sounds from the good ol’ genre of folk – including when she swaps out her acoustic guitar for an electric one.

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Female person is seen in a semi close-up, she is wearing a transparent black blouse, which gives a hint of her tattoos on her arm. Her right arm is bent, her forearm rests on the lower edge of the picture, her left hand rests on her right forearm. A red and blue parrot is sitting on her right index finger. The woman has closed her eyes and her long hair is slicked back.
Grace Cummings (Photo: Gil Gilmour)