You're Going to Die Presents: Caitlin Jemma with Chelsea Coleman, Avi Vinocur and Rachel Kaplan
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This event is celebrating Caitlin Jemma's vinyl release for her latest album, A Wider View, which explores the larger perspective we gain when someone we love passes and how embracing your mortality can inspire a life full of purpose.
An indie musician and singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles, CA, Caitlin Jemma grew up in a small historic Northern Nevada mining town known as Virginia City.
She draws inspiration from desert landscapes — inviting listeners into the depths of a raw, beautiful, and expansive human experience.
Her new album is inspired by themes such as death, generational heartbreak, forgiveness, transformation, compassion, and true love.
VIP with GA: come early for an intimate writing workshop with Caitlin and Chelsea before the show at 6pm
CAITLIN JEMMA
Indie musician and singer-songwriter Caitlin Jemma is based in Los Angeles, CA. Her latest album A Wider View is inspired by themes such as death, generational heartbreak, forgiveness, transformation, compassion, and true love.
A Wider View explores the larger perspective we gain when someone we love passes and how embracing your mortality can inspire a life full of purpose. Gathering musical influence from the likes of Courtney Barnett, Phoebe Bridgers, Weyes Blood, Joni Mitchell, and Sheryl Crow, this record is part rock, part Americana, and part folk singer-songwriter.
CHELSEA COLEMAN
Oklahoma grown singing-songwriting powerhouse, Chelsea Coleman, creates sanctuaries out of songs, wherein her audience is moved, humbled, and exalted. A courageous and vulnerable storyteller, she invites you to endure open heart surgery, skillfully mending your heartache with strands of golden thread. Each listener leaves more integrally woven in to the tapestry of humanity.
AVI VINOCUR
Avi Vinocur is a San Francisco singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer whose music roams these United States, spanning time zones and topographies, and arrives just when you need it most: a tune suddenly coming through clear over the radio during a long drive in the middle of nowhere.
A versatile performer and nearly lifelong guitarist — at age 15, obsessed with Jimi Hendrix, he sold his Magic cards to buy a Fender Stratocaster — Vinocur is best known for his work as a co-frontman of the acclaimed Americana band Goodnight, Texas; for his poignant blues-folk solo records; and, increasingly over the past two years, as an occasional collaborator and live background vocalist/mandolin player for Metallica.
RACHEL KAPLAN
Psychotherapist and hit podcaster Rachel Kaplan brings empathy and humor to her first book, a radical reimagining of the self-help genre that teaches readers how to “process their emotional sh*t,” let it go, and enjoy the life they’re living.
After suffering through her own cycle of tragedy, suppressed emotion, professional study, therapy, and eventual breakthrough, Rachel Kaplan knows from experience that many of us avoid actually feeling our feelings. Instead, we store them in a kind of emotional constipation, chasing distraction, addiction, consumption, and other forms of suppression. The only way to heal from traumatic experiences and difficult feelings, to live healthier and happier lives, is to move the emotions through our bodies — to let that sh*t go.
BRYCKEN OLIVE
Brycken Gwyn Olive, RSMT/E, RSDE was born into a family of artists and considers creativity to be her medium in life. As a professional choreographer, dancer, performer, visual artist, somatic therapist, and dance educator, she shares her joy and heart through movement and community, believing in the healing power of the arts. Her passion for dance has led her to immerse in diverse cultural forms, including African, First Nations, Hawaiian, and Tahitian, connecting with the deep roots of humanity through movement. For Brycken, dance is the most passionate and profound way to express and share life.