Rachel Rose, a Connecticut-born, Austin launched, and Brooklyn-based folk singer/songwriter, has crafted a rich, nostalgic sound that incorporates elements of folk, indie and pop. Rachel draws influence from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Linda Ronstadt, Janis Joplin, Lianne La Havas, and Alanis Morrisette.

Having firmly established herself as a vocalist, Rachel began songwriting in 2020, releasing her debut EP 100/10/1. She plans to release her upcoming record, “And One More Thing” as waterfall singles throughout the year.

Rachel has continued to write and cultivate songs that are vulnerable and true to her atypical journey as a songwriter and impeccable vocalist. Rachel has packed out notable venues such as Rockwood Music Hall, Baby’s All Right, Nublu, and more. She was also one of three selected songwriters to open the Hootenanny Sessions at Cafe Wha? after a nearly 50-year hiatus.

Rachel has continued to write and cultivate songs that are vulnerable and true to her atypical journey as a songwriter and impeccable vocalist. Rachel has packed out notable venues in New York such as Rockwood Music Hall, Baby’s All Right, and Nublu, and she was also one of three selected songwriters to open the Hootenanny Sessions at Cafe Wha? after a nearly 50-year hiatus. She has performed throughout the country including Boston, Austin, Nashville, and more.

On April 29th, Rachel will grace the stage at The Bitter End as her first big show of 2023. She will be ushering in a new era of music by celebrating the upcoming singles off her record, “And One More Thing”, due to release throughout the year. In a night of intimate storytelling, Rachel will be performing with her full band, featuring Charles Myers and more. You won’t want to miss the first show of Rachel’s upcoming 3-month residency, as each performance is one of a kind and features a multitude of talented musicians in the New York scene.