BONNIE KOLOC

” A folk-ballad-pop-blues singer of enormous range, charm, and charisma.”
JOHN ROCKWELL/NEW YORK TIMES

“One of the giants of the 70’s Old Town folk scene that included John Prine and Steve Goodman, and still going strong…”
GREG KOT, CHICAGO TRIBUNE

“Bonnie has a great voice, warm and engaging, but it is the extra soul and an infusion of soaring spirit, which makes her music so special.” NATHAN ELDERKIN, IN THE LIGHT

BONNIE KOLOC has sung on John Prine’s classic ‘Bruised Orange’ record, sung with Charles Neville as part of his Diversity Band at the Jazz & Heritage Festival, has appeared on ABC’s NIGHTLINE, has received terrific response from the Ravinia to the BBC, is critically acclaimed by the NEW YORK TIMES and is renowned for her warm, powerful, voice, stage presence and music which has elements of Folk, Gospel, and Blues in the spirit of Alberta Hunter.

Bonnie will be accompanied by her pianist/accordion master DON STILLE. Don has performed throughout the country with a long list of acclaimed jazz artists including Clark Terry, Red Holloway, Roy Hargrove and Doc Severinsen. He was proclaimed Mainstream Jazz Pianist of the Year by the Twin Cities Jazz Society, was house pianist on NPR’s “First House on the Right,” and finalist in the Great American Jazz Piano Competition at Jacksonville, FL. Don has performed on accordion with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

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