Two Piece Tuesdays presents Queer Sessions

Two Piece Tuesdays presents Queer Sessions

We are very excited to announce monthly Queer Sessions; a night of singer/songwriters and performers. In the gorgeous bar of the newly opened Uptown will be delights of innumerable kinds, much pride and Taropy too with Miss Ginger. Enjoy a cool drink and wild expressions. No Cover. Performances between 8 and 10pm.

Irene Tue: A San Francisco based stand-up comedian, writer, and actor. A regular at the Punch Line, she was named one of the “Bay Area’s 11 Best Stand Up Comedians” in 2016 by the SFist and has been featured in numerous comedy festivals including SF Sketchfest, Limestone Comedy Festival, and Crom Comedy Festival. Irene hosts several popular shows in the Bay Area including Laugh Function, Man Haters, and Hysteria. She is also a co-producer of The Mission Position in San Francisco. You can follow her @irene_tu. irenetu.com
And her show!: https://www.facebook.com/manhaterscomedy/
http://irenetu.com/

Kress Cole: an Oakland based queer femme songstress. Songs from her in-progress album and from next project “FemmeVisible” have won “Best Song” 17 times through WestCoast Songwriter Competitions in different Bay Area cities. Kress also featured at Folk Alliance West showcases with her gender-bendy folk-pop songs from her last album, “Jesus Was a Lonely Girl”. http://www.kresscole.com/

Margrit Eichler of True Margrit: http://www.truemargrit.com/
Based in San Francisco (when not on the road), the piano-driven trio True Margrit offers up a singular brand of hummably wistful angst, science, redemption, and whimsy.

Kim Lembo: Finally settling into Oakland, CA after years of writing new material she recently broke out with a 5th release some are calling her best album yet. 45 Miles promises to tell her story with Lembo’s unique perspective on life, love and reflections. http://kimlembomusic.com/

Jade Way: “My name’s Jade. I’ve been singing all of my life and playing guitar for the last 8 years. The music that I compose is from the heart; I accept nothing less.”. https://jadeway.bandcamp.com/

Willa Mamet & Julie Indelicato: Though she tried to major in music at school, it was just too far from the kitchen table. Too many rules, not enough Home. So mostly that’s how she sings. She grew up making music with her family and community. http://www.kitchen-table-music.com/