This is not a polite, sit-still folk show.
This is laugh-out-loud, gasp-a-little, text-your-friend-the-next-day fun.

Think John Prine’s wit, Ingrid Michaelson’s charm, and a dash of Phoebe Buffay chaos — delivered with a sweet voice, sharp lyrics, and the kind of stage presence that makes you feel like you’re part of the story. Guitar, piano, ukulele… and zero filter.

Shanna says what everyone has felt but nobody else will say. One minute you’re crying at a heartbreak line that cuts a little too close to home… the next minute you’re laughing so hard you spill your drink. She can take on big themes — self-doubt, relationships, growing up, not fitting in — and somehow make it all wildly entertaining.

No two shows are the same. Her banter is spontaneous, her storytelling is fearless, and her energy is contagious. The room won’t just watch — it’ll react.

Award-winning songwriter? Yes. (Rocky Mountain Folks Fest winner, Kerrville New Folk winner, Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist — the real deal.)
Bicycled across the country playing 60+ shows on the “Tour de Dress”? Also yes.
Released a crowdfunded debut album (Robot) and just wrapped her sophomore record (Sweet Spot, out November 2025)? You bet.

But here’s what matters:
She’s ridiculously fun live.

Expect big laughs.
Unexpected tenderness.
Smart wordplay.
Singalongs you didn’t see coming.
And that electric feeling of “I’m so glad I didn’t miss this.”

🎟 Grab your tickets.
Leave the pants at home (optional).
Come ready for a night that feels like your funniest friend just took over the stage.