Live at Lakeview: Folk music with Caitlin Jemma & The Goodness with The Daily Fare

Live at Lakeview presents folk music with Caitlin Jemma & The Goodness with The Daily Fare.

Caitlin Jemma is a small-town girl with a big country heart. Raised in the high desert of Northern Nevada, her songwriting is influenced by a sense of adventure, reverie, and discovery. With a sound tempered by country and delivered with soul, Jemma brings a wholesome and enlivened energy to the deep-rooted traditions of storytelling folk. Jemma’s sweet-and-salty twang has earned comparisons to a young Iris Dement, with echoes of Gillian Welch & Valerie June. She’s excited to be opening this summer for Arlo Guthrie at a show in Oregon. A guitarist and vocalist, Jemma is joined by Megan Graham (fiddle) and Michael Steinkirchner (bass/guitar).

The Daily Fare is comprised of two northern-born songwriters who met on an island called Martha’s Vineyard and decided to give this “music thing” a try. They both relocated to Nashville to continue writing and playing together and called themselves The Daily Fare, creating songs and stories about the people and lives around them. They are Hannah Smith (lead vocals, guitar, strum stick, rhyme boss, soup inspector, sweater connoisseur) and Alissa Abeler (guitars, piano/keyboards, BGVs, accordion, coffee maker, reverse-parking pro). Their music blends Americana and alternative folk.