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Joan is and her band are amazing performers. Professiona, engagingl and talented. The venue only enhances all this. Beautiful performance
Posted by Llou on 07/11/2026
Joan As Police Woman, Union Chapel, London - 6th November 2026
Fab concert. Lovely venue and really suited this stripped down performance. Joan was epic- wonderful voice and engaging in between the songs.
Posted by JoG on 17/04/2025
Joan As Police Woman, St. George's Bristol, Bristol - 16th April 2025
Love the venue and the performance was stellar
Posted anonymously on 11/10/2024
Joan As Police Woman, Union Chapel, London - 9th October 2024
A flawless performance with amazing musicianship, Joan As Police Woman captivated the audience from the very start. She is just an incredible artist with a rich repertoire of beautifully crafted songs. You really should go and see this lady in concert if you haven’t already
Posted by Pete M on 10/10/2024
Joan As Police Woman, Union Chapel, London - 9th October 2024
Good views of the stage with decent sound amplification. Respectful audience with very little usage of mobile phone camera. Policy of seating late arrivals between songs is commendable in minimising disruptions for everyone.
Posted anonymously on 08/07/2019
Joan As Police Woman, The Epstein Theatre, Liverpool - 3rd July 2019
Joan As Police Woman is the stage name of Joan Wasser, an American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist known for her distinctive blend of indie rock, soul, and avant-garde pop. Emerging from New York’s vibrant music scene, Joan first gained attention as a member of Black Beetle, The Dambuilders, and Those Bastard Souls before embarking on a solo career. Her unique, emotionally resonant sound draws influences from a wide range of genres, often blending haunting melodies with lyrical vulnerability and a touch of experimental flair.
Since her solo debut with Real Life (2006), Joan has continued to develop a distinctive voice in the music world, releasing a series of critically acclaimed albums, including To Survive (2008), The Deep Field (2011), and Damned Devotion (2018). Joan’s work has earned her a reputation as an artist who defies easy categorization, effortlessly blending elements of soul, pop, and indie rock into an unforgettable sound. Alongside her solo work, she has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, including Anthony and the Johnsons, Lou Reed, and Bright Eyes, further cementing her place as one of the most versatile and respected musicians of her generation. With her emotive performances and bold musical experimentation, Joan As Police Woman remains a key figure in contemporary alternative music.