Friday, June 29th
Band show
With Truckstop Darlin’, The Whipsaws, The Jack River Kings, and more!
Stay tuned for more details…
Moose Pass Festival
Saturday, June 23rd
Band show
With The Whipsaws & The Jack River Kings
Show: 3:30pm
Humpy’s
Wednesday, May 30th
Solo show
With Mike Gorder
Show: 9pm
Free!
NON-COMM!
May 16th – May 19th
Non-Commvention – Triple A Radio Convention
World Cafe Live, Philadelphia
World Cafe Live
Meg Mackey goes big, but also goes home
By MELISSA GRIFFITHS - JUNEAU EMPIRE
published march 1, 2012
It’s endearing to hear humble words spoken in a voice that has made an impact in the music scene in Juneau, Anchorage and beyond. Meg Mackey is a singer songwriter who has some love songs that have been known to leave an audience member or two breathless, but even in conversation she’s all about love.
Mackey has been in Anchorage since June of 2011, after living in Juneau off and on since 2002, during which time she gained a lot of her confidence in her musicianship while playing acoustic shows in dimly lit bars. She moved to Anchorage to make music professionally in the big city’s burgeoning music scene, though she still considers Juneau to be home.
“That’s the place I fell in love with on my own,” she said of Juneau. “I chose it.”
INTERROGATION: Meg Mackey
By Jeri Kopet – Anchorage Press
Published January 12, 2012
THERE ARE MANY directions that local crooner Meg Mackey’s musical career could have gone. Scariest, perhaps, for those of us who love her homespun lyrics and powerful vocal delivery, is the idea that it might not have happened at all. It’s hard to imagine the Anchorage music scene without Miss Mackey and her dream team band of local musicians. In just a few months, they have proven themselves a veritable force of creativity and musical talent, playing gigs throughout Anchorage and the Valley. Over an extremely relaxed brunch at Bear Tooth, in between sips of Raspberry Wheat ale, the honey-voiced singer told me about what ultimately led her to Anchorage.
