Emilie Clepper

NEW SHOW JUST ADDED! On tour traveling from Nashville to Michigan, we are grateful to have Emilie Clepper stopping in Columbus to play Natalie's Music Hall on Wednesday. This is a pay what you want show. We encourage folks to make a donation supporting the artist at checkout when reserving your seat for the show. Thank you! Émilie Clepper is a singer-songwriter, poet, and cultural worker with a distinctive and powerful voice. Born to a Québécois mother and a Texan father, she offers a country sound infused with folk and americana influences, featuring a repertoire of lively songs interwoven with waltzes and ballads. Her love for music from the Lone Star State carries listeners to the Far West, where her vivid stories come alive with warmth and joy. Throughout her career, she has performed in several countries and on major stages (SXSW, Festival d'Été de Québec, Montreal International Jazz Festival, LASSO). In 2024, she was nominated for Artist of the Year in Chaudière-Appalaches by the CALQ, and her album The Family Record was nominated for Country Album of the Year at the GAMIQ in Montreal. Known for her authenticity, Émilie captivates audiences, getting both their hearts and feet dancing. Emilie Clepper's voice is clear and deep, putting one in mind of Lucinda Williams or Lilly Hiatt, but it's also a voice that picks up inflections from all over North America, from French Canada to the oilfields of Texas. -John Cal Freeman The Museum of Americana : A Literary Review Food & Bar: Our full food and drink menu will be available before and during the show.