Morgan James

It's Morgan James' favorite time of year! Join Morgan and Doug Wamble for an evening of soulful holiday music and storytelling, mixing the unexpected with classics. Morgan James VIP Experience Morgan James is hosting VIP events prior to the show, giving a chance for fans to get together and celebrate good music in an intimate setting. VIP attendees will be treated to an exclusive performance, story telling, a question and answer session with Morgan, photo and autograph sessions and everyone will walk away with an exclusive piece of merchandise only available to VIPs at each show. Early entrance and crowd-free merchandise shopping A commemorative piece of merchandise Individual photo opportunity with Morgan James Autograph session with Morgan James Group question and answer session with Morgan James -- ask your most burning question! Private performance by Morgan James Morgan James has a voice that needs to be heard; even when she was just a fifth grader belting out standards on a karaoke machine. After her grandmother heard her sing, the matriarch footed the bill for James’ voice lessons, positive that her granddaughter had the mysterious “it factor”. And, despite the sometimes treacherous terrain of the music industry, James has never tired in her quest. Whether it’s tussling with label executives, covering and owning songs by the likes of the Beatles or Prince, or creating her own brand of original soul music, James has carved out an enviable and diverse career, always on her own terms. James has a particular taste for inserting herself into men’s spaces, twisting hyper-masculine songs to her will and changing their meanings in the process. That feminist lens is brought to the forefront in her most recent project, Soul Remains the Same, which reinterprets heavy tracks from the likes of AC/DC, the Stone Temple Pilots, and Pearl Jam. “Something I've always loved, and I've done throughout my career, is sing songs that are not just written by men, but especially made for men,” she says. “And make them my own.”