Discography highlights: Emma’s Revolution has a robust catalog led by recent projects and long-standing collaborations. Highlights include Evolution (2021, self-released), Revolution Now (2017), Revolutions Per Minute (2011), Roots, Rock and Revolution (2007), and One x 1,000,000 = Change One (2004). Collaborations include the iconic We Came to Sing with Holly Near (2009).
- Evolution (2021) — modern, forward-looking collection emphasizing growth and resilience.
- Revolution Now (2017) — anthemic, community-focused songs that propel action.
- Revolutions Per Minute (2011) — energetic arrangements blending folk with contemporary textures.
- We Came to Sing (Holly Near, 2009) — collaborative centerpiece celebrating shared songs and social change.
- Roots, Rock and Revolution (2007) — roots-infused music with a revolutionary spirit.
- One x 1,000,000 = Change One (2004) — early anthem-driven work that set the tone for their mission.
Awards & recognition: Emma’s Revolution has earned the John Lennon Songwriting Contest Grand Prize (2003) for If I Give Your Name, the Washington Area Music Awards Special Fan Favorite (2012), and the Phil Ochs Award (2016). These honors reflect their impact as voices for social justice and heartfelt storytelling.
Upcoming 2025 tour highlights: Emma’s Revolution continues to bring their live show to communities that value connection and shared experience. 2025 dates include Kingston, MA (Oct 24, 2025), Harwich, MA (May 31, 2025), and Bridgehampton, NY (Nov 2, 2025). For the most current schedule, check our listings and secure your tickets early—we’ve got you covered.
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Venue tips for guests: Emma’s Revolution performs in a range of settings from intimate listening rooms to larger community venues. Expect warm acoustics, strong harmonies, and a performance that invites audience participation.