Doors: 7pm

Tickets: $30, $25 seniors and Earshot members, $12 students and veterans

Port Townsend-based with Memphis roots, vocalist Grace Love has been performing her authentic, contemporary and soulful rock jazz to today’s music scene by challenging music genre boundaries. Performing both across the US and internationally since 2009, Grace Love’s sound has a raw and profound perspective. Her gritty new alternative soul fusion sound can be heard on her EP Work in Protest.

With Grace Love’s unique and captivating sound, she has garnered a loyal following from the likes of KEXP and NPR who have consistently supported her music. She performed with the Seattle Symphony for a Quincy Jones tribute and then was selected by Quincy himself for a festival curated performance. “She unveils a splendid RNB-Soul journey, led by her powerful and flawless vocal performances. With her relatable lyrical content and sincere interpretations, she brings the music to another level of quality.” (The Further).

For this performance Grace Love (vocals), will be joined by Park Evans (guitar), Jason Parker (trumpet), Brian Bermudez (saxophone), Eileen Neff (vocals), Holly Ricciardi (vocals), Kathryn Farrell (vocals), Nate Omdal (bass) and Adrian Van Batenburg (drums).

The Royal Room is now accepting reservations for diners! Follow this link to their online dining reservation page: https://theroyalroomseattle.com/reservations/ Any questions, email reservations@theroyalroomseattle.com. Please note that advance concert tickets are required to obtain a table reservation. The Royal Room does not take reservations over the phone.

The Royal Room is all ages till 10:00pm daily, from then on it’s 21+. The bar area is 21+ at all times.

*Earshot Jazz COVID-19 Policy: Earshot recommends that all ticket holders be vaccinated. Policy subject to change. Full COVID policy here.

Grace Love photo by Jason Tang