An imaginative lyricist with a powerhouse voice, Heather Mae is forging new ground with her newest album—“I AM ENOUGH”

Mae breaks ground in “I AM ENOUGH” not only for her interesting indie-pop sound, but also for her musical take on touchy subjects ranging from LGBTQ discrimination, gender stereotypes, body image, and mental health issues.

‘I AM ENOUGH’ reached #60 on the Pop Album charts on iTunes.

Mae was selected as a 2016 Kerrville New Folk Finalist, as well as, a Falcon Ridge songwriting finalist, and has been lucky enough to perform, work, open for, and study one-on-one with diverse talents such as Tom Paxton, Paul Reisler, Amy Speace, Ron Browning (Wynonna Judd), Beth Nielsen Chapman (“This Kiss”), Sarah Clanton, Rebecca Loebe (The Voice S1), and Paul Pfau (The Voice S8).

“Mae’s songs are charming even outside the context of the original ‘One Year of Songs’ project” and popculturez.com noted that the album was “beautifully written, engagingly crafted, and accomplished in execution.” — The Washington Post

Concert Begins: 7:30pm, Doors Open: 6:00pm

Guests are invited to explore the museum’s themed rooms and secret doors, signed guitars, memorabilia, art and much more before the event begins. Be sure to bring a shopping bag nearly everything’s for sale! Cash bar. Online reservations are required.

Proceeds of this concert go to support the artist-in-residence, heroes and other programs at O Street Museum (http://www.omuseum.org/programs)