Esther Rose at The Broom Factory
Acclaimed country-folk artist Esther Rose brings her intimate songwriting, retro-inspired sound, and emotionally rich storytelling to Kingston this fall for a special live performance at The Broom Factory.
Taking place on September 16, 2026 at 7:30 PM, this highly anticipated show offers audiences the chance to experience one of modern Americana’s most distinctive voices in the intimate atmosphere of one of Kingston’s favourite live music venues.
Born in Michigan and now based in Santa Fe, Esther Rose first emerged from the vibrant New Orleans music scene, quickly earning attention for her deeply personal songwriting and unmistakable vocal style, once described as a “pitched-up June Carter.” Her music blends classic country textures with folk honesty and indie sensibilities, creating songs that feel timeless while remaining deeply rooted in the present.
Over the years, Rose has built a devoted following through critically acclaimed albums including Safe to Run and Want, earning praise for lyrics that balance vulnerability, resilience, heartbreak, and self-discovery with remarkable emotional clarity. Her songs often feel conversational and lived-in, drawing listeners into stories that are quietly powerful and intensely human.
Her growing reputation has also led to collaborations with major artists, including Jack White, who invited her to perform on his album Boarding House Reach and appear alongside him at Jazz Fest.
Live, Esther Rose delivers performances that feel deeply personal, where every lyric lands with intention and every song unfolds like a carefully told story. Whether backed by a full band or stripped down to its emotional core, her music creates the kind of connection that lingers long after the final note.
Fans of Americana, country, folk, and thoughtful songwriting will not want to miss this rare Kingston appearance.
Event Details
📅 September 16, 2026
⏰ 7:30 PM
📍 The Broom Factory, Kingston
A beautiful night of heartfelt songwriting and unforgettable live music awaits.
