An evening with Girl Named Tom!

We’re honored to welcome Girl Named Tom to West Art for an intimate acoustic performance in City Hall—our beautiful stained-glass room, perfectly suited for this stripped-down set. This sibling trio made history as the first group to win The Voice, and they’ve been capturing hearts ever since with their rich harmonies and heartfelt songwriting. On this tour, they’re keeping things simple—just the three of them, up close and personal, the way their music is best experienced!

Tickets are limited for this special evening—grab yours early, and come experience Girl Named Tom in this uniquely beautiful listening rooms!

What to expect at the show:

>> Doors will open at 6:30. The show will start at 7:30.

>> Tickets are $30 in advance, and $40 at the door if not sold out. As always, we’re proud to present an all-ages show!

>> Parking may be available in the small lot across the street. Beyond that, there’s parking available around Buchanan Park and F&M College in the blocks surrounding West Art.

>> Format: This will be a seated show. Our space is ADA accessible, and we will do our best to accommodate any specific needs.

>> If you haven't yet discovered the magic of the West Art Coffee⚡Bar, now's your chance! We're open from 7am-10pm daily, with a full and delicious espresson bar menu, along with a lovely selection of beer, wine, and cocktails, plenty of N/A options, and some tasty bites from our favorite local bakeries. Something for everyone, all day long! Come hang out before the show and experience it for yourself!

>> Please note that all ticket sales are final. Thank you for supporting great music!

ARTIST BIO:

From a small-town minivan to sold-out theaters, Girl Named Tom’s rise has been nothing short of remarkable. Siblings Bekah, Caleb, and Joshua Liechty grew up making music together but officially formed their band in 2019, hitting the road with a self-funded tour and their debut EP, Another World. Their tight harmonies and heartfelt songwriting captivated audiences, leading them to make history as the first group to win The Voice.

Since then, the trio has sold over 100,000 tickets across 40 states, headlined nationwide tours, and performed at the Grand Ole Opry, the Indianapolis 500, and on The Ellen Show. They’ve shared the stage with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, Kelsea Ballerini, Lady A, and Pentatonix, but their signature sound remains unmistakably their own—fusing folk, pop, and sibling magic to create music that moves the soul.

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