Loeb, Osborne to Join Forces at The Dixie
From the Nov 11, 2025 e-Edition
Two of the most distinctive voices in modern music, Lisa Loeb and Joan Osborne, will share the stage on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets range from $75–$85 plus taxes and are on sale now at DixiePAC.net.
Lisa Loeb, a GRAMMY™ Award-winning singer-songwriter, first captured hearts with her platinum hit “Stay (I Missed You)” from the 1994 film Reality Bites. She became the first independent artist to top the charts without a recording contract and has since built an expansive career across music, television, film, and children’s entertainment. Her latest album, That’s What It’s All About, celebrates timeless songs through a collaboration with The Hollow Trees.
Joan Osborne, a multi-GRAMMY nominee best known for her soul-stirring anthem “One of Us,” continues to captivate audiences with her powerhouse vocals and artistry. Her recent release, Dylanology Live, showcases her dynamic interpretations of Bob Dylan’s catalog and reinforces her reputation as one of music’s most gifted interpreters.
Together, these acclaimed artists promise a night of unforgettable storytelling, soulful performances, and iconic songs spanning decades of influence.
In the e-Edition
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