Marisa Anderson

Folk

The next Marisa Anderson concert is scheduled for Thursday, October 16, 2025 at The Neptune Theatre in Seattle, WA, United States. See all 1 upcoming concerts

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Top Songs By Marisa Anderson

ChimesMarisa Anderson

Into the LightMarisa Anderson

In WavesMarisa Anderson

The Old GuardMarisa Anderson

News About HeavenMarisa Anderson & William Tyler

House of the Setting SunMarisa Anderson

Lost FuturesMarisa Anderson & William Tyler

Haunted By WaterMarisa Anderson & William Tyler

He is Without His GunsMarisa Anderson

Pray for RainMarisa Anderson & William Tyler

Upcoming Concerts for Marisa Anderson

Oct
16
Oct 16, 2025
The Neptune Theatre
Seattle

Latest Release

Listen to Swallowtail by Jim White & Marisa Anderson

ALBUMSwallowtailJim White & Marisa Anderson

More albums from Marisa Anderson

ALBUMMusic From ‘A Perfect Day For Caribou’Marisa Anderson

Listen to Still, Here by Marisa Anderson

ALBUMStill, HereMarisa Anderson

ALBUMLost FuturesMarisa Anderson & William Tyler

ALBUMThe QuickeningJim White & Marisa Anderson

ALBUMCloud CornerMarisa Anderson

ALBUMInto the LightMarisa Anderson

ALBUMMercuryMarisa Anderson

ALBUMThe Golden HourMarisa Anderson

Listen to for the Love by Marisa Anderson

ALBUMfor the LoveMarisa Anderson

Listen to Holiday Motel by Marisa Anderson

ALBUMHoliday MotelMarisa Anderson

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José Medeles & Marisa Anderson

About Marisa Anderson

Hometown

California, United States

Genre

Folk

Portland-based guitarist and composer Marisa Anderson has enjoyed a varied and eclectic career melding American traditional musics from blues, gospel, country, folk, jazz, and circus music to minimalism, electronic music, drone, 20th century classical, and improvisation. Along with her critically lauded solo albums, she has been involved with projects like the Evolutionary Jass Band and the Dolly Ranchers, and near the end of the 2010s she collaborated with likeminded sonic explorers William Tyler and Jim White. Anderson returned to solo work in 2022 with the contemplative Still, Here, and in 2023 released her score to filmmaker Jeff Rutherford's A Perfect Day for Caribou, about an estranged father and son who spend the day searching for family and stumbling through disharmony and heartache. In 2024, Anderson and White released the duo offering Swallowtail.