An Evening with Alicia Witt

DOORS: 7 PM / SHOW: 8 PM

GA: $20

VIP: $50 - Includes autographing merch or items brought by you, a photo with Alicia, and a visit. Starts at 6 pm on the Artist Balcony inside Analog.

21+.

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ABOUT ALICIA WITT

Award-winning actor, Billboard Top 30 charting singer-songwriter, and author Alicia Witt has played her piano-driven pop-rock all over the world, including at the Grand Ole Opry. This summer she starred opposite Nicolas Cage in the smash hit LONGLEGS, which grossed $129M at the box office & is the biggest indie film of 2024. She appeared on Fox’s The Masked Singer (2023), winning her first episode with her rendition of Over the Rainbow.

Alicia is familiar to holiday movie audiences for her 10 Christmas movies, many of which feature her original music. Her self-produced album, I Think I’m Spending Christmas with You, came out on November 8, supported by a 12-city US tour. Alicia released The Conduit in 2021, which she co-produced; the single Chasing Shadows spent 5 weeks on the Billboard Top 30. Previous releases include 15000 Days, produced by Grammy winner Jacquire King, and Ben Folds' produced Revisionary History.

Alicia's 4-decade-long career as a TV/film actor began with David Lynch's DUNE at age 7. Her over 100 credits include Netflix’s 2022 hit I Care A Lot; Orange Is The New Black; The Walking Dead; ABC’s Nashville; Justified; Twin Peaks; Two Weeks Notice; Mr Holland’s Opus; The Sopranos; Cybill; Urban Legend; and Fun, which earned her an acting award at the Sundance Film Festival (1994) & an Independent Spirit Award nomination, among other awards. Her first book, Small Changes (Harper Horizons), was published in 2021.

A classically trained competitive pianist, Alicia’s music has been described as "sharply personal, boldly melodic pop originals in the Carole King/Billy Joel vein." —Philadelphia Inquirer

Her skilled fingers flying over the keys and her rangy, honeyed voice, clear as crystal, pretty as a stained-glass window, carrying the audience into the ether, as an audible cloud, heaven-bound. Patrons around the room could be seen to clasp hands over hearts…a voice to treasure, wrapped around visceral visuals, and memorable melodies." —Broadway World

Parking for Analog ticket holders is just $10 flat in our on-site garage—available exclusively for guests attending shows at Analog at Hutton Hotel.

Before the lights dim and the first note hits, indulge in an evening of elevated dining at Evelyn’s, where timeless American flavors meet a touch of Southern sophistication. As an Analog ticket holder, enjoy 15% off your meal—because a night of exceptional music deserves an equally refined prelude.

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