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SUMMARY:Allison Russell
LOCATION:UC Theatre\, 2036 University Ave\, Berkeley\, CA 94704
DESCRIPTION:Montreal-born\, Nashville-based Allison Russell is a Grammy\, J
 uno\, Americana\, SOCAN\, and Folk Award–winning artist and Polaris Priz
 e–shortlisted singer-songwriter\, producer\, author\, actor\, and human 
 rights advocate. Her acclaimed solo debut Outside Child (2021) was followe
 d by The Returner (2023)\, released via Concord/Fantasy. Prior to her solo
  work\, she co-founded and toured internationally with Po’Girl\, Birds o
 f Chicago\, and Our Native Daughters\, and remains an active collaborator 
 with OND and a member of Joni Mitchell’s Joni Jam. In 2024\, Russell joi
 ned Hozier’s Unreal Unearth tour across the U.S. and Europe\, with their
  duet “Wildflower & Barley” earning her first Billboard Hot 100 entry.
  Her Rainbow Coalition ensemble and All Returners tour continued through 2
 025 across Australia and North America. She also co-wrote “Human Mind”
  with Hozier for Mavis Staples. Russell has received eight Grammy nominati
 ons and one win\, alongside multiple honors including Americana Award nomi
 nations and Album of the Year\, a Juno Award for Contemporary Roots Album 
 of the Year\, International Folk Music Awards\, Canadian Folk Music Awards
 \, and UK Americana Awards. She was also named Billboard Women in Music Ca
 nada’s Breakthrough Artist of the Year and shortlisted for the Polaris P
 rize. She made her Broadway debut as Persephone in Anaïs Mitchell’s Had
 estown in November 2024 and has since completed a second run in the role. 
 Offstage\, Russell is a powerful advocate and organizer\, curating the his
 toric Once and Future Sounds set at Newport Folk Festival and co-founding 
 Love Rising\, which has raised over $550\,000 in support of LGBTQIA+ commu
 nities. Her forthcoming memoir will be published by Little\, Brown\, and h
 er third album is slated for release in 2026\n\nhttps://www.theuctheatre.o
 rg/shows/allison-russell-15-nov
URL:https://www.theuctheatre.org/shows/allison-russell-15-nov
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