Jeanne Jolly in Concert

The Hillsborough Arts Council presents

Jeanne Jolly in Concert

with special guest Allyn Love on Pedal Steel guitar

This is a very limited seating event.

This intimate parlor concert, hosted by the Hillsborough Arts Council will take place at a very special 
venue… The Nash-Hooper House at 118 West Tryon Street in Historic Hillsborough, built in 1772 it is 
one of the finest and most historic homes in the Historic District.

About Jeanne Jolly
It’s said that Singer/songwriter Jeanne Jolly broke onto the music scene as the featured vocalist for 
Grammy Award nominated jazz trumpeter Chris Botti. However, Jolly is in fact a formally trained vocalist… 
she was a Fletcher Music Scholar at Carolina Western University before going on to earn a Masters in 
Vocal Performance from The New England Conservatory.

She made a home in LA and paid her dues doing studio and commercial work for movies and television.
It was this work that led to Grammy nominated Chris Botti hearing her on a demo and asking her to be 
his featured touring vocalist. This gave Jolly the opportunity to tour and perform with Botti and his Quintet
throughout North America and to sing with world renowned symphonies, performing at venues like the 
Monterey Jazz Festival and playing to a sold out crowd at Carnegie Hall. 

How do you top that? Jolly chose to leave the limelight to follow her heart and her muse to pursue a solo 
career as a singer songwriter. In her Bio she states that she felt herself "being pulled back to her 
Southern roots".

She subsequently co-wrote, co-produced, and recorded her first country/Americana EP in January, 2008 
and started a band in Los Angeles. 

In 2009, Jolly moved back to North Carolina where she began to focus on developing her guitar skills, 
sharpening her solo performance, and focusing on writing more of her own songs.

Date:Sunday January 29th at 4:00pm
Time:4:00 pm
Where:The Nash-Hooper House at 118 West Tryon Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278

 Advance ticketsare $18.00 and may be purchased online at www.Hillsboroughartscouncil.org
and at the Hillsborough Arts Council, 220 South Churton St, Hillsborough,NC
and at Eno Gallery, 100 South Churton St. Hillsborough, NC.