Prairie Fire Lady Choir Tickets

Prairie Fire Lady Choir (PFLC) is a rock ’n’ roll-flavored vocal collective born in 2010 in the Twin Cities, founded by Jacquie Fuller and Molly Balcom Raleigh. Described for its powerhouse voices, inventive cross-genre arrangements, and mashups, PFLC brings classic rock, pop, folk, and contemporary pieces to life with a communal, non-profit spirit. The group operates as a self-run organization, guided by a Red Hot Coals leadership circle and fiscally sponsored by Springboard for the Arts, while maintaining a 501(c)(3) structure.

PFLC has become a staple on Minnesota’s live music scene, known for its signature Cedar Cultural Center finales and collaborations with local artists like Katy Vernon, Chris Koza, Aby Wolf, and more. In 2017, the choir embraced a broader membership by evolving into Prairie Fire Choir, while preserving PFLC’s identity. The ensemble has earned recognition and support, including a Metropolitan Regional Arts Council (MRAC) grant to foster collaboration with Chris Koza on songwriting and arranging.

For updates on shows, auditions, and new projects, PFLC maintains an active presence on social media and across platforms. Their upcoming 2025 season features a notable finale at The Cedar Cultural Center on November 8, 2025, with Barbara Cohen & Little Lizard, benefiting RECLAIM. Secure your seats early and join a growing community that values accessible, high-energy vocal performances.

Beyond performances, Prairie Fire Lady Choir emphasizes community engagement, collaboration, and artist support. Their work reflects the Twin Cities’ vibrant music ecosystem and a commitment to dynamic, inclusive repertoire. For those seeking memorable, non-profit music experiences that fuse rock energy with vocal artistry, PFLC provides a welcoming, no-fuss pathway to great seats and great sounds. Follow PFLC on Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok for show updates and audition notices.