Sophie B. Hawkins ft Gay Men's Chorus of Rochester wsg Teressa Wilcox

Sophie B Hawkins

Since her 1992 platinum-selling debut album, Tongues and Tails—which featured the hit "Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover" and earned her a Best New Artist Grammy nomination—she has maintained an impressive career spanning three decades.

Her portfolio includes multiple awards, sold-out concerts, and five additional albums, including Whaler, which featured the record-breaking Number One hit "As I Lay Me Down." Beyond her success as a singer, Sophie is a multi-instrumentalist who writes, engineers, and produces her own work. Her diverse career also includes film and television appearances, a documentary feature, and a critically acclaimed performance as Janis Joplin in the touring play Room 105.

You can find more information via the links below:

Website: https://sophiebhawkins.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealsophieb/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3gdIwZY6Q3RXhDteYr4ZvC

Gay Men's Chorus of Rochester

The Rochester Gay Men’s Chorus came to life in November of 1982 when five friends - David Knoll, Bob Olsowski, Kent Peterson, Ken Setera, and Nicholas Williams - decided to pursue a dream, the dream of using music to create an acceptance of social diversity and to use the harmony of voice to create a harmony of the spirit.

Rochester Gay Men's Chorus

Teressa Wilcox

Teressa Wilcox is a Rochester, NY–born singer-songwriter who blends raw emotion with the unapologetic energy of rock and roll. Her sound hits that sweet spot between grit and grace—classic American songwriting drenched in attitude and heart. Over the years, she’s shared the stage with legends like Sam Andrew of Big Brother and the Holding Company, jazz powerhouses Chet Catallo (Spyro Gyra) and Al Chez (The World’s Most Dangerous Band), and opened for icons from Asia to Lucinda Williams. A creative force with global reach, Teressa took her craft overseas, co-writing two Top 40 U.K. hits and landing a publishing deal with the legendary Don Black. Her song “100 Degrees” burned up Time Warner’s Music On Demand campaign, proving what fans already know—Teressa Wilcox doesn’t just play music; she sets it on fire.

Teressa Wilcox

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