Gigi Love
Farmers’ Market at Sandpoint
Come have fun at the Farmers’ Market in Sandpoint and listen to music, stories and songs about the Pacific Northwest and our National Parks.
Admission: free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 1407 Cedar Street, Farmin Park.
Roxy’s Diner
Come have a sweet serenade on BC Day in Alder Bay on Vancouver Island with folky, rock, country and blues songs and yummy food from Roxy’s Diner food truck!
Admission: free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 1 Alder Bay Rd.. Venue phone: 1-780-708-5182.
Devils Bath Brewing
Come have fun with us on the patio of this sweet brewery and restaurant on Vancouver Island in Port McNeill. Super excited to be playing here.
Admission: free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 1616 McNeill Rd. Venue phone: 1(250)956-1616. More information
About Gigi Love
Singer songwriter, entertainer and storyteller. Born and raised in Arlington Texas, Gigi began playing the guitar and singing at age 7. At 12 years old she was performing at major venues around the state such as Johnny High's Country Music Review in Ft. Worth, Grapevine Opry and the Stephenville Opry House.
If her name sounds familiar, perhaps it’s because you were among the thousands listening to her open for the Dave Matthews Band at the Columbia River Gorge, or playing for the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympic Closing Ceremonies.
Critical Praise
Mercy is a good indicator of Love's enticing use of her vocals. She flirts with confident force and supple vocal caresses.
I love your CD, especially Shenandoah Blues! Thanks for being a great ambassador for our Parks
Thank you for writing and recording such wonderful songs!
Distinctive lead vocals, toe-tapping rhythm and solid songwriting on this acoustic Americana flavored material.
Love weaves a throaty honky-tonk blues and folk sensibility from her native Texas roots.
Bittersweet alt-country goes down smooth as warm buttered rum, or better yet, buttered rum Lifesavers.”
I saw the post about your 2016 NP tour and listened to your new song "Shenandoah Blues." I just love the song. You did a great job capturing the spirit of the park and I especially like the reference to those who lived on the land before it became a park.
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