Jackie Rain
Jackie Rain is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who started studying piano, theory and voice at just 5 years of age. She made her first commercial break when she was discovered by GOOD Music, as they used her vocal hook for the song “Bam Bam,” with StylesP, AlBe Back, Malik Yusef, and Hassan Khaffaf. The Dallas, TX native is mostly known for her soulful, powerful voice, but is quickly gaining notoriety for her ability to push the boundaries of genres, creating a sound that is wholly unique. Music aside, her conscious lyrics are guaranteed to leave an impact on you. Dubbed, “The Keytar Queen,” Jackie loves to shred on her analog synth keytar, that she has nicknamed “Big Red. She has already been endorsed by the legend John Densmore (The Doors), manager mogul Joe Simpson, and Grammy award winning artist Cody Dickinson, and many others. She’s collaborated with artists: Composer, Minnesota, iLL Gates, Stephan Jacobs, Cy Kosis, The Far East Movement, Rambo, and Computa Games. Jackie has performed at festivals: SXSW, Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, and Echo Park Rising; and venues such as The Troubadour, House of Blues, The Roxy, Continental Club, Avalon, and many more. As she gears up to release numerous singles this spring and summer alongside her long-awaited debut album in the fall, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to see Jackie perform in an intimate setting. Don’t be fooled, this chick brings the heat and the rain.
About The Hotel Cafe
From a close-knit family of local singer songwriters, to well known icons opting for a more intimate setting, the Hotel Cafe has been celebrating the live music experience for over 20 years.
With early career performances from names like Adele, Katy Perry, The Lumineers, Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, Sara Bareilles, Leon Bridges, Haim, Mumford and Sons, Lord Huron and many others, the venue has been labeled a break-out room for independent and burgeoning artists.
The venue itself is located in the Cahuenga Corridor in the center of Hollywood, CA. With a total capacity of 300 over performance rooms, the vibe is intimate, yet bustles with the artistic community that survives by it as much contributes to it. It is a genuine listening room, where the performance on stage takes precedent.
The Hotel Cafe is also more than just a music venue, however. It is an internationally-known entity whose name has top-lined tours and music festivals from coast to coast in the US, UK and Europe. But most importantly, the Hotel Cafe is a community of discovery. Whether musicians or music fans, all realize this carefully curated roster of talent is no aberration; it is consistent, cultured and begs attention. Everyone who sets foot in Hotel Cafe is part of something special.