Alanna Bourdeau is an award-winning singer songwriter who has performed internationally. Check out her debut show in Lancaster with hometown musician Douglas Thomas. The two will each perform a set and collaborate along the way- a perfect pairing under the stained glass of the 100 year old upper hall @ West Art!

-Doors @ 7. Music @ 7:30

-BYOB. We will have some beverages available as well.

-Get tickets here! $15 (cash or venmo if purchased at the door)

-All ages are welcome here!

-Parking is in the small across the street, or on street.

Alanna Boudreau ——-
Alanna grew up in rural upstate NY. Classically trained in piano from an early age, she picked up the guitar around age fifteen and began writing lyrical music soon thereafter. At the request of friends, she recorded her debut EP "Hands in the Land," which landed in the hands of musicians from Nashville and led to tours across the US. In 2015, "Hints & Guesses" won the SAMMY Award for best singer-songwriter that year. In 2018, a song written by Boudreau and others was made popular by H.E.R. and was a featured song at the 2019 BET Awards. 2021 saw the release of her fifth project, Spanish Toast. The album is a reflection on grief, transfigured love, deconstruction, and persistent hope.

Douglas Thomas ——-
Douglas grew up in the Garden State of NJ. He moved to Lancaster 20 years ago and calls himself a "transplant with deep roots." Classically trained in piano and self-taught on guitar, he has regularly performed at local music venues for the last 15 years. Two of his songs, "Pebbles" and "Amphibious" were featured on WXPN. An exceptionally versatile musician, his original recordings span the genres of folk, rock, electronic, and neoclassical. Recently, Douglas is the lead writer and bandleader for hip hop/r&b band The Interruption.