Line-up

Headliner
Kate Voegele Last time in Peterborough: First time!

Venue

Market Hall Performing Arts Centre

140 Charlotte St, Peterborough, Canada, Peterborough, ON, Canada

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Doors open: 19:00

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Kate Voegele biography

With her music career starting at the young age of 16, Kate Voegele has grown up in music and her successes have only increased over time.

Born in raised in Bay Village, Ohio, Kate went on to graduate high school in 2005 but by this point her music career was already well on its way. In 2003 she released the EP ‘The Other Side’ which acted as Kate’s gateway into music. Kate began receiving local radio play and gigging and before long she was playing shows with the likes of Counting Crows and John Mayer. Song appearances in TV shows and a second EP entitled ‘Louder Than Words’ continued to build Kate’s profile until in 2006 she received a message on booming social media network Myspace.

The message was from none other than ‘Tom’, Myspace’s infamous founder who wanted to sign her to his new label, Myspace Records. She agreed and together they released her debut album ‘Don’t Look Away’ together in 2007. It began selling steadily however it received a huge boom when Kate entered the next step of her career.

In 2008 she made her first appearance on popular US TV show, One Tree Hill, which became a huge factor in Kate’s next step up in popularity. On the day she appeared on the show her debut album was re-released and went on to sell over 250,000 copies. Appearing in the show through till its 8th season, Kate’s success continued with the release of albums ‘A Fine Mess’ and ‘Gravity Happens’.

Live reviews

I stumbled upon Kate Voegele because I, like probably most of her fans, was an avid One Tree Hill fan. Unlike her timid character Mia Catalano, Kate Voegele is extremely personable, and energetic. For a girl with a small stature, she sure does have a big voice.
I saw her when she was the supporting act for John Mayer’s tour. The stage setup was really simple considering the massiveness of the venue. Smack dab in the center was a beautiful piano, and there were also amps and a drum kit. I don’t think a lot of people in the crowd were as familiar as I was with her, because while they did applaud for her, it wasn’t super enthusiastic. However, once she started to perform and finished out her opening song, the crowd’s energy really started to pick up. My favorite song of the set was “Kindly Unspoken” because it was the song that I had fallen in love with the first time I saw her on OTH. I also hadn’t realized that she was multi-talented in her instrumentation. For a few songs she picked up the guitar instead of playing the piano. It’s extremely refreshing to see such a strong female vocalist that isn’t part of the redundant cycle of radio music.

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