Remi Goode & Abigayle Oakley, Anthony Papaleo

Name: Remi Goode & Abigayle Oakley, Anthony Papaleo
Start: 2026-08-26T19:30:00-05:00
End: 2026-08-26T20:30:00-05:00
Location: Treelawn Social Club

Schedule

Wed, 26 Aug, 2026 at 07:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Treelawn Social Club | Cleveland, OH

Information
Remi Goode is a classical guitarist and choral singer turned alternative folk singer-songwriter. She writes with honesty and introspection, making an effort to get to the truth about a dynamic or situation with the people in her life. Her musical style highlights her classical sensibilities, pure vocal quality, and the distinctive sound of a nylon-string guitar. Goode is currently touring her debut album, Things Ive Said Before (2025), which has an intimacy to it that feels almost intrusive. Glide MagazineFrom Las Vegas to Nashvegas, Abigayle Oakley blends the melodic richness of folk pioneers with the lyrical honesty of todays confessional singer-songwriters. Her songs explore the complexities of life and the existential questions that shape us, often with a sharp, tongue-in-cheek wit that adds layers of humor and insight. Abigayle is a recent winner of the Kerrville New Folk Competition and has played hundreds of shows in the US and Canada opening for acts such as The War and Treaty, Jed and The Valentine, Forest Blakk and more. When not writing, practicing, or performing, you can find Abigayle hiking the beautiful hills of Tennessee.Anthony Papaleo is a Cleveland, OH native who has worked as a full time musician in the area for over a decade. During that time, he has made a name for himself as a sought after multi instrumentalist and has worked with countless local and national artists. These days he mainly focuses on his own songwriting and strives for an honest and soulful sonic representation of his years of dedication and musical influence from his peers, family, friends and recordings alike. His own music is a culmination and result of studying the ones who came before and holding them in the highest regard while simultaneously finding his own voice in his own right.