Abosahar, Bobby Beethoven, Ben Vince, Debit, Dylan Henner, feeo, Foodman, Grace, gyrofield, Heith, Tarawangsawelas, Jabu, KAVARI, KeiyaA, Kiernan Laveaux, More Eaze, Prison Religion, Raisa K, RHR, Saint Abdullah, Eomac, TLF Trio, Ulla, and Yawning Portal

Canadian born, Grace, whose name it isn’t difficult to find on the Internet, (You read correctly, that is sarcasm) takes to the stage tonight on her own accompanied by one acoustic guitarist, lets call him Bill for the time being until she says otherwise.
She brings to this venue in her humble support slot for Alt-J, a bluesy vibe of songs with her slightly gravelly voice, with enough of an edge for you to notice but not enough to hurt and be too offensive. I’ve got to hand it to this songstress, she is talented with an enchanting stage presence in a way that is hard for you to take your attention away from her, and she is of course, beautiful! She performs songs from her latest album “Made for Change” keeping the audience eating out of the palm of her hand in a great way. “No Better Place” is a very uplifting song to listen to, and it is nice with the way that it translates so well to this audience who are tentative, taking it all in very politely.