Singer/comedian Lisa Koch celebrates the Big One at her annual Birthday Bash, Saturday February 27th, and her wicked social satire couldn’t be more timely. Featuring fabulous multi-instrumentalist Barbara Higbie (Windham Hill, Trull/Higbie, Olivia), and a pile of ridiculously talented friends n’ family:

Alicia Healy (Seattle singer-songwriter, Winterblue Room Studios); David Koch (Cabaret de Paris, ACT, Sing Out Seattle); Quincy Koch (Lisa’s awesome singin’ niece); Glenn Lorbecki (GlennSound, Grammies - guitar); Jason Edwards (Shaggy Sweet - drums);

Lisa’s alter ego, Sister Mary Agnes, will also be on hand with inappropriate birthday commentary.

It’s a milestone event, and Koch's 20th Bash in Seattle. Lisa's crazy pals often pop by for this event, so there’s no telling who will wander onstage for this wonderfully spontaneous jam. Don’t miss this night of comedy, community, and fabulous music.

Lisa Koch

“Tina Fey meets Randy Rainbow with Joan Jett guitar chops.”

Koch is best known for her work with loony Seattle sketch-comedy duo, Dos Fallopia (“Ham for the Holidays”), cult quartet Venus Envy ("I'll Be A Homo For Xmas"), and Seattle cabaret ("The Carpeters: Uncomfortably Close To You"). She has 5 solo recordings, has been featured on Olivia and LOGO, is the composer of Off-Broadway musical “27, Rue de Fleurus”, and actually had one of her songs sampled by Jay-Z. Lisa brings the funny, with velvet pipes, razor-sharp parody, and biting social commentary. She also brings her alter ego Sister Mary Agnes, and her musings on being a woman… from middle age to mammograms to mirth.