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Heather Mae

Heather Mae, the social justice singer-songwriter, played at The Ark in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, at 8 p.m. She shared songs straight from the soul and highlighted her efforts to tackle gender disparity in music production.

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Heather Mae is known for her fearless honesty and songs that connect deeply on themes like mental health, blending vocal power likened to Adele and Sara Bareilles. A winner at the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, she undertook a major project in 2023 gathering women and non-binary artists in Nashville to create two albums highlighting their talents and challenge the male-dominated music industry. This free show at The Ark showcased her music and activism in a warm, intimate performance.

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