Solo sets by local musicians celebrating revolutionary women in music. Piper Robbins is a non-binary artist/music historian based in Cleveland. They studied Music History at Miami University and now work as a Fan Engagement Specialist at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Piper’s primary instrument is the viola but they also love to sing and try new instruments whenever they have the chance. Piper is greatly inspired by a spectrum of artists from Steely Dan to Tchaikovsky to Kali Uchis. Besides working at the Rock Hall, they enjoy oil painting and creating mixed media art works, playing tennis, and researching composers and other musical topics.

Solo sets by local musicians celebrating revolutionary women in music. Charity Evonna is easily identified as an irresistible spirit, A Neo Soul R&B singer songwriter hailing from Dallas, Texas with a voice that resonates deeply. She effortlessly weaves powerful emotions into her R&B melodies. Her upbringing, passion for music, and songwriting reflects her journey of love, heartbreak, and self- discovery.

Solo sets by local musicians celebrating revolutionary women in music. Emerging from the depths of Northern New Jersey, Emma Kennedy is a rockstar in the making, keeping the rock n’ roll spirit alive for the next generation. Influenced by theatrical hard rock favorites like Rush, KISS, and Alice Cooper, she strives to immortalize the energy and power of rock n’ roll and bring creative, entertaining twists to songwriting.