Nobody's Girl

We are excited to announce Nobody's Girl will be performing at Peggy’s Porch Party on Saturday, July 24, 2021. Arrival time is 6:00 p.m.and music will begin around 6:30 p.m. What to Bring: Chair or blanket, snacks, beverage and mask (optional). All attendees will need a ticket for this event and tickets are limited so we can safely distance. Weather permitting.

Cancellation Policy:

Peggy's Porch Party and Peggy's On The Ledge are held in our yards. In case inclement weather forces cancellation, we will do our best to reschedule the artist(s) and provide you with a rain check for their future date. If the future date does not work for you we will try to honor your request to use your ticket for any other event with the same ticket price (based on availability.)

Nobody's Girl

Peggy's Porch Party

Nobody's Girl Bio:

Bewitching audiences with sumptuous harmonies and unforgettable songwriting, BettySoo, Grace Pettis and Rebecca Loebe are a charismatic force. They first met at the legendary Kerrville Folk Festival, each winners of the annual “New Folk” award. Luscious harmony singers, effortless instrumentalists, seasoned touring artists – they recognized what each can accomplish individually could be made all the stronger by collaboration.

Their harmonies' unique vocal blend is on display in their first full length album, the self-titled Nobody’s Girl, which comes out via Lucky Hound Music on July 30,2021. This pivotal record features nine original tunes that the trio co-wrote together,as well as two hand-picked covers. Produced by Grammy-winning artist, MichaelRamos (John Mellencamp, Paul Simon, Patty Griffin, etc.), the group is perfectly framed by a who’s who of today’s modern music legends.

The first singles: “Kansas”, “Rescued”, and “Tiger” are crystal clear examples of the chemistry these three writers share. In these songs – and the record as a whole – they explore themes of personal, social and political division; rebelling against societal expectations; and leaving behind confining expectations of family and small hometowns. They ruminate on the challenges of finding one’s path in the world, being on the verge of making really bad decisions in the face of mounting stress, mourning the end of something good, being unsure of the legacy of our collective histories... and also letting loose and having some fun! There’s beauty, depth and soul.

Host or Publisher Peggy's Porch Party