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Redwood Grove Summer Concerts: Handmade Moments + Indianna Hale User Submitted

When: Tue., July 9, 5:30-7:30 p.m. 2019
Phone: 510-664-7606
Email: gardenprograms@berkeley.edu
Price: General $26 / UCBG Members $24 / Youth (5 - 17) $12
botanicalgarden.berkeley.edu/summer-concerts-2019/july-9-2019
Indianna Hale is a singer songwriter/multi-instrumentalist based in San Francisco, making vocal driven, melodic psychedelic folk rock music with her band. She sings bewitching songs about longing desire, dreams and bewilderment. Though her sound has a mysterious timeless quality to it, you can sometimes hear sounds reminiscent of Willie Nelson, Mazzy Star, Magnetic Fields and the Velvet Underground. She has released 2 full length albums, Hallelujah (2008) and Indianna Hale (2016) and has appeared on various compilations. Currently, she is recording new songs for an upcoming release.

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