Amy Speace in Annapolis, MD

SHC Music Tribe Presents Amy Speace at 49 West Coffeehouse in Annapolis, MD.

Doors 7:30 PM, Show at 8 PM

Online Tickets: $20 (23.18 plus fees) - Door: $ 25. If you prefer not to purchase in advance, please call to reserve a seat at (410) 626-9796. You will pay the door price. If you buy a ticket online, it is your reservation. Please don't call the venue to make a reservation.

ABOUT AMY: amyspeace.com

Heralded by Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Billboard Magazine, and NPR’s
“Weekend Edition,” Amy Speace was discovered by Judy Collins, who signed her to her
record label and has recorded her songs. She’s the 2020 winner of the AMA UK’s
International Song of the Year. “The Blue Rock Session,” her 10 th solo album, was
released in December 2025 and reached #1 immediately on the Folk Radio Charts. It is
a truly solo acoustic project Amy recorded in 3 hours at The Blue Rock Studio during a
writer’s retreat there. Her 2024 release, “The American Dream,” became the #1 record,
and the title track was named #1 song in the FAI Radio Charts for its first month out.
She has been featured on NPR’s “Weekend Edition” and in a segment for
“Marketplace.” Craig Havighurst of Nashville’s WMOT radio calls her “Sublime and
inimitable…Speace has been one of [Nashville’s] premiere folk artists of the last
decade.” Amy has played many festivals around the world, including the Rocky Mountain
Folks Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Glastonbury Music Festival, legacy stages
like The Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, and is a favorite of
“Mountain Stage Radio.”

A well-respected writer, she’s had essays published in The New York Times, No
Depression, Working Mother Magazine, Salon.com, and leads workshops in songwriting
and performance. Her forthcoming debut collection of poetry will be published by Red
Hen Press on September 1, 2026. She holds an MFA in poetry from Spalding University
and is a professor of creative writing at Cumberland University.