6 October 2023
Catie Curtis
In one of her few concert appearances since the pandemic, Catie Curtis brings her engaging, socially conscious and optimistic music to the Me&Thee on Friday, October 6 at 8 pm in an evening that should not be missed.
Concert starts at 8:00 pm
Award-winning singer/songwriter, philanthropist, and “folk-rock goddess,” Catie Curtis lives in the Boston area with her wife and two adopted children and has the uncanny ability to radiate a positive, authentic glow felt by everyone in her presence. For more than 25 years, Catie toured full-time in the US and throughout Europe, releasing 14 recordings and selling over a quarter million CDs, not to mentioned streaming and downloads.
Catie has recorded for major and independent labels including EMI, Guardian Rykodisc, Vanguard and Compass while collaborating with some of the finest musicians and producers in the country. Her songs have been featured in films and TV shows including Grey’s Anatomy and Dawson’s Creek and she performed several times at the White House during the Obama administration.
In 2017, Catie left the road and began training to become a therapist. She is now in private practice in Newton, where she seeks a balance between her work and her art. With financial support from her fans through Patreon, Catie has written dozens of songs over the last couple of years and eleven appear on her new album, The Raft, which will be featured during her Me&Thee concert.
Photo by Leise Jones
- A folk-rock goddess. The New Yorker
- Curtis gives a warm, fame-worthy performance leaving many in the audience longing for a return visit. News Tribune, Duluth
- Catie Curtis is an artist whose songs unarm me, move me to put down my defenses and just be with them. She lures me in through her kindness and respect for all beings. She is an inspiration to me. Mary Gauthier
