This is a performing artist who is the original Trails & Rails Troubadour. Trails & Rails is a program that has been organized by both the National Park Service and Amtrak as a way of getting people to enjoy the natural wonders of national parks all from the comfort of an Amtrak train. As a part of this program, Gigi Love performs both on these long train rides and at breathtaking performance sites in many parks across the country.
By taking the time to visit the many wonderful natural sites at the many national parks across the country, Love's music perfectly reflects the things that people can see, feel, and experience in these places. From 2015 to 2017, she spent two years going around to nearly two dozen national parks to absorb everything she could from the places. She took many notes along the way, and what came from these notes are many of the songs that can be found in her album celebrating the centennial of national parks.
This is a type of music that takes the listener on a journey, even when they are not really enjoying a live performance on the train. The lyrics and bluesy melodies have a way of conveying the dreams and visions of the storyteller so that the audience becomes completely wrapped up in it. Her songs often depict the travels she has gone on.
Gigi's place of birth was Dallas, Texas, and that is where she was raised and was first introduced to music. It didn't take her long for her to get her start. After learning how to sing and play the guitar when she was seven, she quickly went on to play at a number of prestigious local venues by age twelve.
Her name recognition comes from the many big performances she has given in recent years. These have received a lot of media attention and exposure to the public from the huge audiences that were there to see her or saw the performance broadcasted. Some of the big venues she's played include opening for the Dave Matthews Band at the Columbia River Gorge, and the Winter Olympic Closing Ceremonies in Salt Lake.
The NRFA gave Love her debut at a Folk DJ Showcase for Suzi Wollenberg in 2016. She has also toured with Kate McLeod, as well as the band Burns on the Plush. This is a Utah Phillips cover band that she toured with alongside Duncan Phillips, and her voice perfectly fits into these songs.
This particular album and project was always about Love's passion for these beautiful parks. She wanted to use the power of songwriting and use it to convey the beauty, history, and importance of these natural wonders. By performing this music that she has specifically crafted for each park in the parks themselves, she has effectively created a soundtrack for nature.
Yosemite Gold is Love's first song that was written about a national park. The story goes that she performed at Yosemite, and came across a rock climber who needed gas money and was offering to sell his mandolin. She bought the mandolin and took it to El Capitan Meadow, where she sat and wrote Yosemite Gold.
By taking the time to visit the many wonderful natural sites at the many national parks across the country, Love's music perfectly reflects the things that people can see, feel, and experience in these places. From 2015 to 2017, she spent two years going around to nearly two dozen national parks to absorb everything she could from the places. She took many notes along the way, and what came from these notes are many of the songs that can be found in her album celebrating the centennial of national parks.
This is a type of music that takes the listener on a journey, even when they are not really enjoying a live performance on the train. The lyrics and bluesy melodies have a way of conveying the dreams and visions of the storyteller so that the audience becomes completely wrapped up in it. Her songs often depict the travels she has gone on.
Gigi's place of birth was Dallas, Texas, and that is where she was raised and was first introduced to music. It didn't take her long for her to get her start. After learning how to sing and play the guitar when she was seven, she quickly went on to play at a number of prestigious local venues by age twelve.
Her name recognition comes from the many big performances she has given in recent years. These have received a lot of media attention and exposure to the public from the huge audiences that were there to see her or saw the performance broadcasted. Some of the big venues she's played include opening for the Dave Matthews Band at the Columbia River Gorge, and the Winter Olympic Closing Ceremonies in Salt Lake.
The NRFA gave Love her debut at a Folk DJ Showcase for Suzi Wollenberg in 2016. She has also toured with Kate McLeod, as well as the band Burns on the Plush. This is a Utah Phillips cover band that she toured with alongside Duncan Phillips, and her voice perfectly fits into these songs.
This particular album and project was always about Love's passion for these beautiful parks. She wanted to use the power of songwriting and use it to convey the beauty, history, and importance of these natural wonders. By performing this music that she has specifically crafted for each park in the parks themselves, she has effectively created a soundtrack for nature.
Yosemite Gold is Love's first song that was written about a national park. The story goes that she performed at Yosemite, and came across a rock climber who needed gas money and was offering to sell his mandolin. She bought the mandolin and took it to El Capitan Meadow, where she sat and wrote Yosemite Gold.
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