Sophie Patenaude w/ Analise
Sat 8/16
5pm doors/6pm show
All Ages | $15 adv./$18 day of
Sophie Patenaude is an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist living, learning, and creating in Boston, MA. Hailing from Western Maine, Sophie’s writing realizes the human experience as poetry to be sung and literature to be lived. She interprets the struggles, victories, and stories of the layman to be just as remarkable as any other tale. With her heart set on sharing her story through song with the world, her first single entitled “Until You’re Gone” was released in November of 2024 and was followed by classic rock ballad “Unholy War” in February of 2025. Her newest single, "The Sun," is set to release on the summer solstice, June 20, 2025. Now a full-scholarship student at Berklee College of Music, Sophie studies songwriting and vocal performance.
She is joined by the masterful musical team that is John Edwards (guitars), Josh Medrano (drums), Thomas Mulcahy (bass), and Ethan Tan (keys). Together, they will take listeners on a journey through the intricate landscapes of the heart and soul, effortlessly weaving elements of indie, folk, pop, and rock into a tapestry of sound that is uniquely their own.
Sophie began performing as a backing vocalist, lead vocalist, and pianist for several professional groups including the YellowHouse Blues Band, Meraki, and the Masterstroke Queen Experience. Her collaboration with these incredible groups of musicians has brought her to venues such as Jimmy’s Jazz & Blues Club, 3S Artspace, Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, The Music Hall (Portsmouth), The Press Room, Portland House of Music, Port City Music Hall, and more.
Analise is a new and imminent name in the alternative indie world. Growing up in New Hampshire, she developed a deep-rooted DIY ethos, crafting not just her music but the world around it. Inspired by the hands-on artistry of Dijon and Omar Apollo, blended with the lyrical transparency of Adrienne Lenker and Leith Ross, her sound fuses the timelessness of folk lyricism with the nuance of modern bedroom-pop production.
